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Found this....
http://applianceguru.com/forum2/5707.html |
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since it is not turning then there is some sort of problem in the control. dhinkle is right - it may be the door latch is broken so that the controller thinks the door is open when it isn't. you can try to check and see if that is the case. the fuse is checked with an ohmeter or continuity checker which basically looks to see if there is electrical resistance - but if you are not familiar with working with electrical equipment you really do need a friend nearby who can help you with this.
if it were only the motor - it would heat but not turn if it were only the heater - it would turn but not heat so the latch and control circuit should be checked first good luck but you must be very careful working on it if it is still connected to power. this is how people can get electrocuted. if you are not comfortable working with electrical equipment get help from a local friend or relative who is familiar!! don't jeopardize your safety!! |
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since it is not turning then there is some sort of problem in the control. dhinkle is right - it may be the door latch is broken so that the controller thinks the door is open when it isn't. you can try to check and see if that is the case. the fuse is checked with an ohmeter or continuity checker which basically looks to see if there is electrical resistance - but if you are not familiar with working with electrical equipment you really do need a friend nearby who can help you with this. if it were only the motor - it would heat but not turn if it were only the heater - it would turn but not heat so the latch and control circuit should be checked first good luck but you must be very careful working on it if it is still connected to power. this is how people can get electrocuted. if you are not comfortable working with electrical equipment get help from a local friend or relative who is familiar!! don't jeopardize your safety!! i think he knows wat he is talkin bout listen to him lol we were jus tryin but he sounds smart lol |
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ok i disconnected the wire goin to the door plugged it in the same thig the ticking but nuthin else
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ok i disconnected the wire goin to the door plugged it in the same thig the ticking but nuthin else wat did you plug it into |
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ok i disconnected the wire goin to the door plugged it in the same thig the ticking but nuthin else No, you're gonna want to jump those to wires at the switch. Otherwise you have an open. |
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ok i disconnected the wire goin to the door plugged it in the same thig the ticking but nuthin else wat did you plug it into |
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ok i disconnected the wire goin to the door plugged it in the same thig the ticking but nuthin else wat did you plug it into ask mark im confused about this jump hes talkin bout |
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you should have two, (or three wires if you have a drum light} there should be a white, and a white with a blk stripe..these need to go together.
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you should have two, (or three wires if you have a drum light} there should be a white, and a white with a blk stripe..these need to go together. wont that blow a fuse |
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you should have two, (or three wires if you have a drum light} there should be a white, and a white with a blk stripe..these need to go together. wont that blow a fuse this completes the circuit!!!!! |
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you should have two, (or three wires if you have a drum light} there should be a white, and a white with a blk stripe..these need to go together. wont that blow a fuse No, all that is doing is bypassing a set of contacts. Typically the neutral is broken at the door switch until the door is closed. |
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you should have two, (or three wires if you have a drum light} there should be a white, and a white with a blk stripe..these need to go together. |
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I see this is going well...I need a drink just watching!
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I see this is going well...I need a drink just watching! |
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I see this is going well...I need a drink just watching! I feel a mutual match in the making.... 
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Ohhhh and GUYS I have a few broken thingys here too!
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I see this is going well...I need a drink just watching! I feel a mutual match in the making....
hahaha im feelin sumthin w mark boy he knows what hes talkin bout HELP ME MARKIE |
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you should have two, (or three wires if you have a drum light} there should be a white, and a white with a blk stripe..these need to go together. wont that blow a fuse No, all that is doing is bypassing a set of contacts. Typically the neutral is broken at the door switch until the door is closed. oh im not tryin to act smart im jus tryin to make sure she don hurt it worse 2 heads better than one |
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you should check service info for your model online
sometimes you can find it by googling some of the articles have photos or even videos |
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