running washer dryer with dryer timer disengaged

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  • May 22, 2006 at 6:38 pm #17991
    chueewowee
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    hi,

    if i were to run a waher dryer with dryer timer switch disengaged, would ther ebe any issues for the motor turning in spin – wash cycles: i’m thinking of feedback through the door interlock switching.

    model: philco wd 2002s

    john

    May 22, 2006 at 7:11 pm #177312
    Martin
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    Re: running washer dryer with dryer timer disengaged

    What are you on about? What is the problem with the Dryer Timer that you wish to undertake such a cranky idea?

    May 22, 2006 at 8:09 pm #177313
    chueewowee
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    Re: running washer dryer with dryer timer disengaged

    oh, the cranky idea is that the timer is shorting out the machine due to contamination of spilt soy sauce (a whole lot) and whilst it is one special order, the machine might be run with the timer disengaged.

    anyway, do you think it would affect the motor cylces?

    May 23, 2006 at 7:14 am #177314
    Martin
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    Re: running washer dryer with dryer timer disengaged

    chueewowee wrote:anyway, do you think it would affect the motor cylces?

    Almost certainly as both timers share common link, don’t mess with and wait for the part to turn up it is my advice 😉

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