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Dryer Multi-Temperature Gas Thermostat Specifications
Also known as cycling thermostat with internal bias heater - L150-25 - 5 terminal.
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Mark R - March 7, 2018
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Get this with other thermostats
My dryer timer would work with timed dryer setting. I replaced the knobs,timer and then the m coils. By the time I was getting to this level of repair, it was just as easy and time saving to replace the cycling or mulit Temperature Thermostat, Radiant Flame Sensor and High Sensor Thermostat. With my Maytag Dryer. which is greater than 10 -15 years old, replacing these parts is easy and if you have to take the door and front panel off, save yourself the time and replace them all together. My dryer is MDG9316BWW. I would recommend replacing the knobs first, of that does not work, go to the mcoils and thermostats with flame sensor. Replace Timer last.
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James H - February 9, 2018
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Easy installation
Part arrived on time and in good shape. Dryer timer still will not advance in auto dry mode consistently. Will be purchasing timer next. Still very happy with Partselect.com
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Mark F - April 24, 2018
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Super easy for old dg8700 dryer
I was experiencing some overheating with no flame turn offs so was getting wirried about fires so looked up these parts. Ended up changing this, its two screws and four wires right at the bottom front left area. Easy install, also changed cutoff switch, two screws and two wires, same location. Ended up changing belt and blower wheel too, Dryer is working like it did over 20 years ago, maytag is the best.
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Steven C - March 26, 2019
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Easy repair; took less than 15 minutes.
Part was easy to install, and the auto dry cycle is working again.
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William F - June 6, 2019
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Auto Dry not working (would not advance)
Once you take off the front panel of the dryer (easy to do by removing the 2 screws in front, pivoting the panel up & lifting off), the thermostat is right there in front and very easy to replace. Once you transfer the wires to the new thermostat (I did it one-by-one), the 2 screws holding the thermostat are easily removed using a nutdriv
... Read moreer. Once the new thermostat was installed, the Auto Dry worked again.
Note: I changed the timer first, which didn't fix the problem. If I were to do it again, I'd replace the thermostat first (it's less expensive), and then change the timer (very easy to do also) if replacing the thermostat doesn't do the trick. But I am ok with changing both the thermostat and timer, since I plan to keep this dryer going as long as I can. This Maytag dryer is very high quality, and has served me well.
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Steven from SEWELL, NJ
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Easy
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
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Nutdriver, Screw drivers
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dryer wouldn't dry
a lady from church couldn't get her dry to dry. older maytag gas dryer. built really good. took off the front panel, tested the different thermostats and found the one that was broken. replaced the igniterwhile I was at it. hooked up the exhaust and fired her up. Make sure all of the lint is vac'ed out of the system. thats what built up a
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My 20 yr old Maytag dryer had experienced this problem about 10 years ago. At that time I replace the Gas Dyer Radiant Flame sensor and it fixed the problem. I figured a sensor went bad again however I opted to replace all of the sensors at once thinking I'm avoiding potential future issues and the dryer will out live me. Replacing the se
... Read morensors is a piece of cake on my Maytag. A nutdriver and srewdriver was all that I needed. PartSelect was great to deal with and the parts did the trick.
Dryer was getting really hot in normal drying mode
This is a gas dryer. I was able to access the thermostat through the small front access panel. Not easy to see but with a short nut driver I could take out the two screws. I was able to pull the thermostat to the front panel hole and switch the wires. Putting it back in was a challange since I had to do it by feel since I could not lo
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Green from Germantown, TN
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30 - 60 mins
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No flame
Firts replaced a thermostate - did not fix the proble. ( had a glow from the starter but no flame.)
checked igniter sensor OK (got no resistance) so replaced the two coils that sit on top of the gas burner. With new coils noticed a much brighter glow from the igniter and the gas line opened up to produce a flame
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Able to run dryer with the front removed by holding in the microswitch activated when door is closed.
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Christopher from Toms River, NJ
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Easy
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15 - 30 mins
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Screw drivers
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The dryer would run continuously when in auto
I removed the two screws on the front of the dryer and pulled out the bottom of the dryer front until the clips on the top came loose. Next I removed the two screws that hold the thermostat in place and then switched the wires from the old one to the new one. I did them one at a time to ensure that they didn't get mixed up. After that
... Read moreI reinstalled the thermostat and then replaced the front of the dryer. The timer now advances when it is in auto mode.
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Patrick from Marysville, WA
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Really Easy
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15 - 30 mins
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Nutdriver, Pliers
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Gary
February 5, 2018
The timer works when set to a dry time such as 60 mins etc. The timer advances and shuts off the dryer in this case. However, when it is set on auto dry such as "more dry" or "less dry" it does not shut off or move. Could this be a thermostat issue or a timer issue? Which is more likely? Thank you!
For model number mdg2600bww
Hi Gary, Thank you for the question. It is most likely a timer issue. You can verify by testing the thermostat, it should read closed. Hope this helps!
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Bob
September 21, 2023
WP307250 has 5 terminals, I have no heat, not sure which two to test. Igniter is good (new), terminal fuse is good (new), limit switch WP303395 has continuity, WP307250 is pulled on the bench.
For model number DG7600
Hello Bob, thank you for reaching out to PartSelect. You may need to follow the simple steps to test the continuity of the cycling thermostat. First remove all the wires and then place the probes of the multimeter on inner two terminals, those are on 90 degree. And then test the outer two terminals, those are on 90 degree. If the resistance is 0 ohms, on both the inner and outer terminal, it means that the part is not faulty. Next, you may need to replace the flame sensor, part number PS11741429, to fix the issue. Let us know if you have further questions!
My apologies, i'm not sure if this changes your response; but the timer works during timed /air fluff - just not during auto dry.
For model number MDG2500BWW
Hi Celeana,
Thank you for getting back to us. If you timer is not advancing I would check the timer, the timer dial skirt, the timer knob, the m series new style coil kit, the thermostat and the radiant flame sensor. I hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day!
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Celeana
August 31, 2017
The dryer (which is about 10+ years old) is heating up during the auto dry and timed dry/air fluff; however, the timer does not advance when using auto dry. In auto dry mode, the dryer will just continue to run unless manually stopped. The lint trap and filter are both clear/cleaned. Would replacing this part cause the timer to "re-activate" during auto dry?
For model number MDG2500BWW
Hi Celeana,
Thank you for the question. Looking through the symptoms it sounds like you will need to replace the timer. 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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Timer keeps advancing through cycles will not shut off replaced timer does not do this all the time
For model number LDG7304AAE
Hello Dean, thank you for your question. We would recommend testing the thermostats, gas coils, flame sensor and igniter. I hope this helps.
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Frank
September 9, 2021
Buzzer goes off when trying to start dryer
For model number Mdg9206aww
Hi Frank,
Thank you for your question. If your dryer is making a buzzing sound when you press the start button, there are some parts that you will need to check to see which one is causing the issue. You will need to check the motor, the timer, the start switch and the buzzer. You will find the information on how to test these parts under Free Repair Help and Instant Repairman on our website. We hope this helps! Good luck with the repair!
