roper dryer red4440qv1

[jcalma]

I have checked door sw/, push to start button, thermal fuse and even replaced the motor on this dryer. I have good 240 volts input and power is feeding through the selector switch but nothing works on this dryer. No spin no heat nothing. The only thing I can think of is the selector switch could be bad but as I said power does feed in and out on it.  Any help would be appreciated. I am stuck. If I had a wiring diagram of selector switch or if I knew how power should feed through selector for each position then i could determine if it is bad. or if I'm just missing something simple. Is there a way to bypass selector to make start ............. anything please.Thanks Jeff

Model red4440qv1

[JWWebster]

Jeff your problem is gonna be in the motor circuit. The motor works on 120 volts.
The components in the motor circuit are:
motor
duct fuse
door switch
timer

[JWWebster]

Jeff your problem is gonna be in the motor circuit. The motor works on 120 volts.
The components in the motor circuit are:
motor, duct fuse,door switch, timer. If all other things have continuity with their wires removed, then your timer must have a bad contact inside. Very rare. Usually the arcing from the heat circuit but on occasion a burr will occur on a timer contact. It is possible to file the burr down but ya got to be careful. The way I do it is remove the shank on the timer so I won't disturb the innards. I remove the 2 screws and carefully examine the contacts looking for a burr . I file that down and sometimes I can get it to working. If you fail to remove the keeper the barrel will come out and then you will have hell on your hands putting it back together.

[Washaman]

I had the same issue the other day. The dryer was dead. All fuses were good and I even swapped the motor out. Finally I removed the timer and heard a contact loose inside floating around. I was lucky to have a spare laying around. Fired right up after replacing it.