The quirks....
Firstly, the timer motor continues to run in the off position if the door is open. Once I close the door it stops. If I leave the door open it will continue past the off position and into the next cycle. I'm sure this isn't supposed to happen but I'm not well versed enough with the wiring diagram to figure it out. If anyone has ideas I'd appreciate it!
Secondly, although not a quirk, there was no spot to mount the coil relay except the one you can see I mounted it to in the picture. I'm unsure if this is too close to the heater yet. It's made of bakelite and steel, the heater is angled away from it and after a few loads there is no noticeable damage. I believe bakelite is quite heat resistant so I think this should be OK given the temperatures the dryer heats to isn't likely to exceed 250.
Firstly, the timer motor continues to run in the off position if the door is open. Once I close the door it stops. If I leave the door open it will continue past the off position and into the next cycle. I'm sure this isn't supposed to happen but I'm not well versed enough with the wiring diagram to figure it out. If anyone has ideas I'd appreciate it!
Secondly, although not a quirk, there was no spot to mount the coil relay except the one you can see I mounted it to in the picture. I'm unsure if this is too close to the heater yet. It's made of bakelite and steel, the heater is angled away from it and after a few loads there is no noticeable damage. I believe bakelite is quite heat resistant so I think this should be OK given the temperatures the dryer heats to isn't likely to exceed 250.