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Vick Wilson Posted on Aug 05, 2017

Hi, Haier HDY-M40 dryer sometimes has the timer button get stuck and doesn't count down. Dryer just keeps going until you turned it off.

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  • Posted on Jun 07, 2008

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Check your complete venting system to make sure it is not clogged. Use a nylon scrubber to wipe down the 2 sensors as they can get coated with fabric softener, and clean your filter as it can get clogged too. To test it run it under water to see if the water goes through or pools. Use hot water and mild soap to clean it. I have heard some people put it in there dishwasher to clean it.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 09, 2008

SOURCE: Whirlpool dryer will not stay on, no heat, and timer acts weird

sounds like the motor or the even heat board is out i would say the even heat board is more likely

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  • Posted on Mar 25, 2009

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Your dryers timer contacts have fused to gether.
The only repair is to replace the timer.

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  • Posted on Jun 01, 2009

SOURCE: LG Electric Dryer DLE2515S - dryer timer is stuck on 6 minutes and continues drying until I manually switch off - sensor dryer does not appear to be working either.

OK, test the dryness sensor for its operational value. if the test confirms sensor function, you will need to replace the main PCB board in this case.

Now, if the sensor test reveals a faulty sensor device, simply replace the sensor. In most cases, this iwll be a fualty PCB main and, replacing it will usually fix this issue.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 31, 2010

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We had a similar situation with our LG washer. It was not a timer problem.
The machine was not entering the spin cycle and was just stuck in limbo. A sensor or something was not being satisfied and allowing the progression to the next cycle. Our problem had to do with the drain line; it seemed as if it was air locked?? After lowering the drain line height (to reduce the head pressure), and manually draining some water out of the drainage cap (where the strainer is located) onto the floor, the sensor became satisfied and the machine completed its cycles properly.

What told me that it was not a timer issue was the fact that on different wash settings (normal, heavy, quick cycle), the machine timer would get stuck at different countdown points (22mins, 12mins, etc.).

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