Has anyone got a schematic for the above dryer I can have. We have no dryer and have been given one that someone attempted to repair but removed all the wiring connections and got confused. After that they bought a new one.
Thanks
-- Chris Lewis
Central city library here has repair manuals for all sorts of things - in library use only.
I'm guessing from your response you are in the US. I am in the UK and our library is crap and has no such useful stuff! :)
I've put stuff like that back together, but it depends on the 'features'. A simple timed drier is pretty easy, but if it detects moisture or has other complex features you are probably SOL.
OK what is SOL? I have had a bit of experience with this sort of thing myself. Its basically got a timer, high/low settings(which is just 1 or 2 elements on) some king of water sensor gadget and the usual door switches etc.
I manages to find the manufacturer today and got a e-mail from them saying if I send them the model code (different to the model number on the front) they will forward me the service manuals and wiring schematics
Should be sorted by tomorrow night!
Thanks
Chris
Shit Out of Luck.
OK. I would try to treat the dryness sensor as a 'lump' and deal with everything else which is easier.
Yeah I will do. Fortunately that part still has the connections on its just the connections to the back of the timer, high/low switch and also some terminal block on the back panel to join it all up.
Thanks again for your help.
-- Chris Lewis
I thought you lived in Springfield?
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