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Marie
August 3, 2017
Good morning I am having issues with my dryer, when pressing the start button lights come on but it is stuck in sensing. I have unplugged it hoping it might reset but still will not work. Can you tell me which part we need to hopefully fix this problem. Thank you
For model number WED6200SW1
Hi Marie,
Thank you for the question. I would suggest replacing the Electronic Control Board part number PS11746535. This part is also known as a interface and it operates the buttons and controls.
Good luck with this repair!
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Brian
September 4, 2019
My dryer will not stop running. Even when the cycle is done and the "done" light is on the tumbler is still going.There is no heat but it is running. Once the door is opened it stops til the door is closed.
For model number WED6200SW1
Hello Brian, Thank you for the question. This might be an issue with a defective control board, PartSelect Number PS11746535 not ending the cycle properly. Hope this helps!
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Marie
August 8, 2017
Hello i spoke with a tech on 8/8/17 regarding problems that i am having with my dryer. Part #wp8563976 electric control or interface was recommended. I received the part had it installed but the dryer is still stuck on sensing. Do you have any suggestions? Thank you
For model number WED6200SW1
Hi Marie,
Thank you for your inquiry. Although usually your control board can be the culprit for something like that. You should test the Thermal Fuse in your appliance. Sometimes that can be the cause of your machine stuck in the sensing mode. To test your fuse, you will need a multi-meter. First unplug your appliance and remove the fuse. Set the multi-meter on the lowest setting. The calibrate the needle until it lands on zero. Then you take the two probes and place them on the prongs of your fuse. If the needle stays on zero, then your part will need to be replaced.
I hope this helps!
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