@tonedub this “I manually (with my hand) rotated the drum and quickly shut the door and pressed the on button and it did turn on once” sounds like a bad start capacitor for your motor. It would also cause the humming noise while you hold the start button.
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@tonedub this “I manually (with my hand) rotated the drum and quickly shut the door and pressed the on button and it did turn on once” sounds like a bad start capacitor or your motor. It would also cause the humming noise while you hold the start button.
Let’s see if we can find something out about this particular model.
Okay so your motor number is a Whirlpool WP2200376 and should look like this
[image|2549726]
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The start and run capacitors should be in this “black Box”
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[image|2549727]
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. Here is the problem. It seems like nobody sells it separate. At least not that I could find it. I am now wondering if there might just be a chance to use some other capacitor pack and mount it separately. It’s a bit of a weird fix but it could just be cost effective. I wonder what our resident expert @jayeff thinks about that or if he will have a different solution. Here is the wiring diagram for your dryer just in case
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.Wiring diagram
[image|2549734]
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If you can post some good picture of the motor etc. with your QUESTION. That way we can see what you see. [guide|21499]
@tonedub this “I manually (with my hand) rotated the drum and quickly shut the door and pressed the on button and it did turn on once” sounds like a bad start capacitor for your motor. It would also cause the humming noise while you hold the start button.
Let’s see if we can find something out about this particular model.
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Okay so your motor number is a Whirlpool WP2200376 and should look like this[image|2549726]
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Okay so your motor number is a Whirlpool WP2200376 and should look like this
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The start and run capacitors should be in this “black Box” [image|2549727]
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[image|2549726]
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The start and run capacitors should be in this “black Box”
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[image|2549727]
. Here is the problem. It seems like nobody sells it separate. At least not that I could find it. I am now wondering if there might just be a chance to use some other capacitor pack and mount it separately. It’s a bit of a weird fix but it could just be cost effective. I wonder what our resident expert @jayeff thinks about that or if he will have a different solution. Here is the wiring diagram for your dryer just in case
[image|2549734]
If you can post some good picture of the motor etc. with your QUESTION. That way we can see what you see. [guide|21499]
@tonedub this “I manually (with my hand) rotated the drum and quickly shut the door and pressed the on button and it did turn on once” sounds like a bad start capacitor for your motor. It would also cause the humming noise while you hold the start button.
Let’s see if we can find something out about this particular model.
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Okay so your motor number is a Whirlpool WP2200376 and should look like this
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Okay so your motor number is a Whirlpool WP2200376 and should look like this[image|2549726]
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[image|2549726]
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. the start and run capacitors should be in this “black Box”
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[image|2549727]
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The start and run capacitors should be in this “black Box” [image|2549727]
. Here is the problem. It seems like nobody sells it separate. At least not that I could find it. I am now wondering if there might just be a chance to use some other capacitor pack and mount it separately. It’s a bit of a weird fix but it could just be cost effective. I wonder what our resident expert @jayeff thinks about that or if he will have a different solution. Here is the wiring diagram for your dryer just in case
[image|2549734]
If you can post some good picture of the motor etc. with your QUESTION. That way we can see what you see. [guide|21499]
@tonedub this “I manually (with my hand) rotated the drum and quickly shut the door and pressed the on button and it did turn on once” sounds like a bad start capacitor for your motor. It would also cause the humming noise while you hold the start button.
Let’s see if we can find something out about this particular model.
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Okay so your motor number is a Whirlpool WP2200376 and should look like this [image|2549727]. the start and run capacitors should be in this “black Box” [image|2549726]. Here is the problem. It seems like nobody sells it separate. At least not that I could find it. I am now wondering if there might just be a chance to use some other capacitor pack and mount it separately. It’s a bit of a weird fix but it could just be cost effective. I wonder what our resident expert @jayeff thinks about that or if he will have a different solution. Here is the wiring diagram for your dryer just in case [image|2549734]
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Okay so your motor number is a Whirlpool WP2200376 and should look like this
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[image|2549726]
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. the start and run capacitors should be in this “black Box”
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[image|2549727]
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. Here is the problem. It seems like nobody sells it separate. At least not that I could find it. I am now wondering if there might just be a chance to use some other capacitor pack and mount it separately. It’s a bit of a weird fix but it could just be cost effective. I wonder what our resident expert @jayeff thinks about that or if he will have a different solution. Here is the wiring diagram for your dryer just in case
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[image|2549734]
If you can post some good picture of the motor etc. with your QUESTION. That way we can see what you see. [guide|21499]
@tonedub this “I manually (with my hand) rotated the drum and quickly shut the door and pressed the on button and it did turn on once” sounds like a bad start capacitor for your motor. It would also cause the humming noise while you hold the start button.
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Let’s see if we can find something out about this particular model. If you can post some good picture of the motor etc. with your QUESTION. That way we can see what you see. [guide|21499]
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Let’s see if we can find something out about this particular model.
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Okay so your motor number is a Whirlpool WP2200376 and should look like this [image|2549727]. the start and run capacitors should be in this “black Box” [image|2549726]. Here is the problem. It seems like nobody sells it separate. At least not that I could find it. I am now wondering if there might just be a chance to use some other capacitor pack and mount it separately. It’s a bit of a weird fix but it could just be cost effective. I wonder what our resident expert @jayeff thinks about that or if he will have a different solution. Here is the wiring diagram for your dryer just in case [image|2549734]
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If you can post some good picture of the motor etc. with your QUESTION. That way we can see what you see. [guide|21499]
@tonedub this “I manually (with my hand) rotated the drum and quickly shut the door and pressed the on button and it did turn on once” sounds like a bad start capacitor for your motor. It would also cause the humming noise while you hold the start button.
Let’s see if we can find something out about this particular model. If you can post some good picture of the motor etc. with your QUESTION. That way we can see what you see. [guide|21499]