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Ge dryer won't work in timed dry.
I inadvertently hooked up the timer wires backwards and it tripped the ground fault out. After hooking it back up from the drawings the dryer won't run in fluff dry or timed dry cycles.
I thought it was the timer I burnt out and bought a new one. Installed it and it still doesn't run in timed dry or fluff air. Help! |
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