Is this the right dryer timer for the GTDP301ELOWS?
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Our dryer had the same model number listed as what is on the timer.Found the paperwork inside the control panel.
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Go to the Sears web site and look up your dryer. Hopefully there is a schematic diagram of your machine with all the parts listed. Hope this helps!
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Our dryer had the same model number listed as what is on the timer. Found the paperwork inside the control panel.
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Hi Anthony, Sorry, that element you are looking at will work for MANY Maytag dryers from the early to late 80's. The MDE9700AYW is a model year 2005-2007 dryer. It has a totally different style of heater. T'care, Mike
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I am not an expert /: but I did some research on your dryer and this is what I found out to be your heating element coil number this one xxxxx032. Yes this is what you need
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yes - it appears to be. Here's a link showing your dryer model# mapping to the timer WE4M364: https://www.midwestapplianceparts.com/dryer-parts-43/ge-dryer-parts-52/ge-dryer-timers-2096/general-electric-dryer-timer-we4m364-9776.html
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my GE gas dryer model is DDE7900G DLWH. I do not have the old lint filter to see if it had a model number. GE call number is 1-800-626-2000
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I don't know what works with your timer, but many trippers are standard for lots of different timers. Frankly, I would go by the photo -- if it matches what you have now, it should work.
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I don't know. I returned the dryer because the higher power setting didn't work.
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I have no idea. We've had to call a service tech out once for this machine and twice for the dryer in less than a year of ownership. They were Whirlpool preferred techs and they were reasonably priced so you may have to take that route.
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No it isn't. I found this dryer to be very heavy and awkward and sent it back. I didn't feel it had anymore power than the one I have. Didn't care for it.
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It should work fine. Although it's a small/short handheld.. It's not going to reach all the way to the exit in the back of the dryer.
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No, wrong part for your dryer. LER7646E models should use PART NUMBER: 3398064 or Substitution: 279838
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Yes Deborah you can check fuses with the Multimeter. Most important is to make sure the power to the dryer is off before you start. If the power is on to the dryer you could be KILLED. Once you have the power off, remove the fuse. Then set the Multimmeter to Ohms. Touch the Black and Red probes to the fuse. If the Ohms shows Zero the fuse is good. If the meter does not move the fuse is blown or Tripped and it must be replaced or reset.I hope this helps. Karl
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Yes Deborah you can check fuses with the Multimeter. Most important is to make sure the power to the dryer is off before you start. If the power is on to the dryer you could be KILLED. Once you have the power off, remove the fuse. Then set the Multimmeter to Ohms. Touch the Black and Red probes to the fuse. If the Ohms shows Zero the fuse is good. If the meter does not move the fuse is blown or Tripped and it must be replaced or reset. I hope this helps. Karl
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Sorry. That number doesn't come up anywhere. How about giving me the dryer make and model #. Thanks, M
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the name of the dryer is Twin Turbo 3500 because its 3500 watts. make sure to get the ceramic/ionic version
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Hi! Only replace your timer with the same model/serial number that you actually have. I'm not a pro, I don't know which other could work as the one you own,but you must keep the same model! and yeah... you could vary the serial, it will work, but with some deficiencies! Better safe than sorry, match model/serial for accurate replacement. Good luck!
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According to :http://www.searspartsdirect.com/GE-Dryer-Parts/Model-DBXR463EG2WW/0432/0151200/G1203571/00001.htmlpart# 100 is WE4M364 !hth