I have a Roper dryer model # rex6634rq0 The timer stopped advancing in all the settings and there is no heat.:(

It could be the timer motor or it could be a heat sensor that will not allow the timer to advance since the clothes are not dry.

Put the dryer in regular cycle and see if it advances. If it does then the problem lies elsewhere.

Unless you have a meter for testing and know how to use it you will be making a call for on site service.

I have put the timer in all the settings and it will not advance. I do have a meter and know how to use it but need help on where to start and what to test. Thanks

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Originally Posted by hvac1000

It could be the timer motor or it could be a heat sensor that will not allow the timer to advance since the clothes are not dry.

Put the dryer in regular cycle and see if it advances. If it does then the problem lies elsewhere.

Unless you have a meter for testing and know how to use it you will be making a call for on site service.

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First find the wiring diagram for your unit. Usually located on the small door area below the main laundry area. Since I do not have a record of a drawing for your unit on hand can you photo or copy and post it to this site?

I need to see the drawing /wiring diagram so I can guide you through the testing.

Del

Del

Here is a link that will save me much typing. It will tell you how to use your meter and also what to check.

How To Check Continuity With Ohmmeter - Appliance Repair Forum

Then here

Dryer won't heat up and doesn't stop running - Appliance Repair Forum

While the problem is not exactly the same it will walk you through some of the testing phase on the various parts.

Thank you for your input. While examining the heater coil I found a break. I went out and replaced it and it seems the proplem has gone away. Thank you for your help.

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Originally Posted by hvac1000

here is a link that will save me much typing. It will tell you how to use your meter and also what to check.

How To Check Continuity With Ohmmeter - Appliance Repair Forum

Then here

Dryer won't heat up and doesn't stop running - Appliance Repair Forum

While the problem is not exactly the same it will walk you thru some of the testing phase on the various parts.

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Glad you got it fixed.