I have a Maytag Dryer DG7500 that keeps running even when the clothes are dry. I think it may be the Moisture Sensor but I cannot find it. I took the dryer apart looking but to no avail.. :(
Thx for your help
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Maytag Dryer DG7500 Won't stop Drying
Started by kwseibert, Apr 08 2005 06:54 PM
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Posted 09 April 2005 - 04:15 AM
Read this thread, same problem as yours.
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Posted 09 April 2005 - 07:17 AM
Forgiviness please.. :(
The timer in the air fluff cycle continues to rotate. It is only in the Automatic cycle that it never moves. I can manually turn it to off and it works fine. I looked for a moisture sensor but I cannot find one. The vent is completely clear
The timer in the air fluff cycle continues to rotate. It is only in the Automatic cycle that it never moves. I can manually turn it to off and it works fine. I looked for a moisture sensor but I cannot find one. The vent is completely clear
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Posted 09 April 2005 - 09:21 AM
Forgiveness for what? None required.
Ok, with that additional piece of information you supplied, that points to a bad cycling thermostat. There are several different types, not sure which your is. But enter your brand and model number in the table at the bottom of this page. You can pick the cycling thermostat you need based on the one you have installed-- they'll show you pictures of the various types.
Ok, with that additional piece of information you supplied, that points to a bad cycling thermostat. There are several different types, not sure which your is. But enter your brand and model number in the table at the bottom of this page. You can pick the cycling thermostat you need based on the one you have installed-- they'll show you pictures of the various types.
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