General Electric Dryer Circuit Boards and Touch Pads

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General Electric Dryer Timer
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50 Reviews
PartSelect Number PS8690648
Manufacturer Part Number WE4M533
This is a genuine OEM replacement timer (60Hz) for your dryer. To complete this repair you will need a #2 Phillips screwdriver. To access the timer, you will need to remove the top of the back panel. Disconnect the wires to the timer terminals, remove the timer knob, and unclip the timer from its metal tab. Replace with the new timer and reassemble the wires and remaining parts. Make sure to disconnect power to the dryer before beginning this repair.
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Whitney from Vancouver, WA
START knob and plastic underneath broken
It was so incredibly simple! The site made it foolproof to find the right parts - and the actual replacement job itself was easier than we ever could have imagined. Background: I love to do laundry - I mean A LOT! So - I use the washer and dryer every night to wash the familie's clothing and blankets and towels. After heavy use - the outer knob stripped out. We threw it away and were using pliers to turn the small plastic knob underneath. After a few months - that plastic wore down and we could not turn it on at all! Read more...
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General Electric Dryer Timer
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41 Reviews
PartSelect Number PS8746223
Manufacturer Part Number WE4M532
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McKinley from Meraux, LA
the knob broke and my daughter tried turning the end of the knob with a pliers which broke the end which disabled the timer.
I unscrewed the back panel took out the broken timer replaced it with new timer put on the new knob and screwed the panel back on. Read more...
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General Electric Dryer Timer
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30 Reviews
PartSelect Number PS9491767
Manufacturer Part Number WE04X20415
This dryer timer is used to control the unit's cycles by regulating the length of time that power is directed to each setting.
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Jeffery from Waterford, MI
Timer knob cracked twice. Found out the timer switch was bad.
Removed the 3 knobs. They just pull off. Removed 6 screws on the back side of the control panel. The front (plastic panel then just separates from the back). Then look at how the switch is mounted on the plastic panel. There should be 2 small pieces of plastic that holds it in. Carefully twist the switch in the appropriate direction so it comes free. Before you remove any wires from the old switch remember what colors go where ! I used needle nose pliers to remove the connections from the switch. Make the new connections, mount the switch, put the screws back in the panel. BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING. UNPLUG THE ELECTRICAL CORD !!! Read more...
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General Electric Dryer Timer
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45 Reviews
PartSelect Number PS3654187
Manufacturer Part Number WE4M527
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Bruce from South San Francisco, CA
Frozen timer
1. Remove three screws from back of dryer
2. Tilt top panel forward and disengage
3. Swapped wiring one by one from old timer to new timer
4. Reinstall

The new timer worked so well that even the old, broken knobs could turn it. But I replaced the knobs anyway.

Customer service was great in helping me verify that this timer would work on this dryer (my model number was not listed on the website).
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General Electric Dryer TIMER
PartSelect Number PS11721520
Manufacturer Part Number WE04X22654
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General Electric Dryer Timer
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PartSelect Number PS9493080
Manufacturer Part Number WE04X20089
This dryer timer is used to control the unit's cycles by regulating the length of time that power is directed to each setting.
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tom from Ridgefield, CT
replace timer and knob
removed back panel, exchanged wires on old timer to new. Do this one at a time as there is no color chart to follow. Timer clips back in. Used a little screw to lock it in. Not sure if this was on the original but there was a place for it. Re-attached back panel and placed knob on shaft.
Overall saved a bundle as a service visit is $175.
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General Electric Dryer Timer
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PartSelect Number PS9491768
Manufacturer Part Number WE04X20416
This dryer timer is used to control the unit's cycles by regulating the length of time that power is directed to each setting.
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Gary from Brooklyn, WI
Dryer timer operation was restricted causing multiple broken (plastic) knobs.
Turned off the electrical breaker to the dryer.
Removed the three screws holding the control panel. Removed the old knob. Tilted the control panel forward to expose the wiring and controls. Removed the screw holding the old timer and loosened the timer - leaving the wires hooked up. Then I removed one wire at a time and reconnected to the corresponding terminal on the new timer until all of the wires were connected to the new timer. Replaced the timer and re-assembled the control panel on the dryer - turned the electric breaker back on.
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General Electric Dryer Main Power Board
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PartSelect Number PS3487192
Manufacturer Part Number WE4M488
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General Electric Dryer Timer
PartSelect Number PS1517734
Manufacturer Part Number WE4M359
This dryer timer is used to control the unit's cycles by regulating the length of time that power is directed to each setting.
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clement from Breaux Bridge, LA
timer knob and shaft stripped
Replaced timer knob and timer plas.shaft. Very simple. Pair of needlenose pliers and screwdriver. Removed back plate on dryer control panel unpluged wires from old timer. Replaced wire to new timer replaced back panel job complete. Read more...
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General Electric Dryer Timer
PartSelect Number PS267932
Manufacturer Part Number WE4M188
This dryer timer is used to control the unit's cycles by regulating the length of time that power is directed to each setting.
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Richard from Marshall, MI
Timer stopped moving on dry cycle
Unplugged the dryer. Took the four star screws out of the console top. Pull consoled forward. Removed the knob. Pull up the locking tap on the old timer and twisted the timer counter clockwise. Timer easily detached from its mounting plate. Changed one wire at a time from the old to the new timer. Replaced timer and knob and screws.
Works great.
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