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Maytag Neptune Dryer - temperature won't regulate
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The temperature on my Maytag dryer stays too hot. If set on delicate, it is hot. If Ultra Care is on, it's still hot. Last year my husband replaced the Cycling thermostat, L150-15 and the Dryer cycling thermostat with internal bias heater L15. This helped some, temperture was not as hot, but a few weeks ago it was hot again. To dry clothes at low temperature, I turn on dryer with settings delicate and ultracare, after 3-5 minutes the clothes are warm and I turn the temperature to Air Fluff. My husband is planning to replace the same 2 thermostats. Should he check something else before ordering parts?
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Re: Maytag Neptune Dryer - temperature won't regulate
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If you have not already replaced the temp selector switch, do so (33001656). It tells the bias thermostat when to turn off. If you still have trouble, replace the dryness control in the console. This the lit panel that shows the dryness. The part is a 33002389 and is shown below:
Both part simply snap into place in the control panel.
Also check your vent to see if it is restricted. Maytag dryers, particularly the Neptunes, must not have foil duct to the wall. The best test for the dryer is to remove the exhaust and place a temperature probe in the air outlet to monitor the dryer as it runs. High heat should be around 155, the delicate setting around 140. If the dryer runs at these temps with no vent attached, suspect a restriction in the duct run.
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Re: Maytag Neptune Dryer - temperature won't regulate
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THANKS. Parts ordered. Will let you know if they fix the problem
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