Frequently Asked Questions
•How do I find the correct replacement timer for my Roper dryer?
Locate the model number of your Roper dryer (usually inside the door or on the back panel). Use this model number to search for compatible replacement timers online or at appliance parts stores.
•How do I test the timer motor with a multimeter?
Refer to your dryer's wiring diagram to identify the timer motor terminals. Set your multimeter to the ohms setting and place the probes on the timer motor terminals. You should read a resistance value, typically between 1,000 and 3,000 ohms. An open reading (OL) indicates a faulty motor.
•If the timer knob is just loose, can I tighten it?
Some timer knobs have a set screw that secures them to the timer shaft. Check for a small screw on the side of the knob and try tightening it with a small screwdriver. If there's no screw or tightening it doesn't help, the knob or shaft is likely stripped and needs replacement.