interceptor1985
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- Feb 15, 2012
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Mkay so my Beautiful Maytag DE106 from 1979 will not heat up!
I have replaced the heating element with a 240v Element and it tested good with my meter, also both of the thermostats tested good, the 220 power cord is brand new and looks very close to the original part, the timer also "works" I watched it click down to "OFF" and shut the machine down as it should.
The reason I replaced the power cord is the connections got loose and melted the cord, it shorted on the chassis made some big nasty sparks...While I was replacing the cord I looked and saw no other visual damage other then one wire looked like it got hot but no other visual damage...
Could it be that the timer is still bad even though it acts like it works? And could there be an issue withthe power socket or possibly the breaker? It works as it should with the exeption of no heat.
I have replaced the heating element with a 240v Element and it tested good with my meter, also both of the thermostats tested good, the 220 power cord is brand new and looks very close to the original part, the timer also "works" I watched it click down to "OFF" and shut the machine down as it should.
The reason I replaced the power cord is the connections got loose and melted the cord, it shorted on the chassis made some big nasty sparks...While I was replacing the cord I looked and saw no other visual damage other then one wire looked like it got hot but no other visual damage...
Could it be that the timer is still bad even though it acts like it works? And could there be an issue withthe power socket or possibly the breaker? It works as it should with the exeption of no heat.