Be very careful with electricity. fuses are in the home's wiring. open the dryer door. if possible follow the wire
from the large plug back to the home's main electrical panel. there may be a small panel just for the dryer or it may be connected directly into the main panel. locate the fuses if used, unscrew them and replace them with ones you know are good or use an electrical meter to test the original fuses for continuity. install good fuses.
if your system uses circuit breakers, locate the breakers and look to see if they have been moved from the on position. switch them off and on a few times and leave them on. go and close the dryer door and choose a new dryer setting to try to see if your dryer works. great if all works as it should. if dryer won't start or fails again, you need to have your house wiring inspected or your dryer repaired. call for help without delay.
Testimonial: "changed the fuses and I think it is the thermal fuse and I am going out to buy power meter and thermal fuse. the door click worrks well I think, Wish me well lol"
SOURCE: change rollers on a Maytag Neptune Dryer
You have to work from the front. Pull the top then the front then you will be able to see everything. Pretty self explanatory.
SOURCE: how to change the fuse in a maytag neptune dryer
it could be a thermal fuse, or it could be your element. the only way to know for sure ( without just replacing parts ) is to test them with an ohm meter on tone.
to get to these parts, you need to open the door and remove the 4 screws ( 2 on either side ). then you can remove the front panel. you now have access to the element and the thermal fuse which is on the element canister.
if you get tone, then the part is good. Joe
SOURCE: Changing the drum rollers on a Maytag MDE4000AYW Neptune Dryer..
The instructions above are perfect for most Maytag Dryers, but the Neptune MDE4000AYW is built differently from most. To open it, undo the two screws that run through the door hinges, and remove the door, then undo the two other screws that are on the opposite side of the doorway. With these four screws out, you can lift the front panel UP and out. Make sure you unplug the dryer first :-)
SOURCE: How do I remove the lint housing of Maytag Neptune dryer
Hi Kate,
Gaining access to the lint housing sounds more difficult than it is. As a matter of fact, I could get to it and have it back together in the time it takes me to type out the instructions!
Tools needed;
1.) Phillips screwdriver
2.) 5/16" nut driver or socket
UNPLUG THE DRYER FIRST!!! Or risk a funky new hair-do...
Open the door and remove the four screws at the hinges then remove the door. Opposite the hinges, you'll see 4 more screws, remove these too. Now grasp the front panel on both sides near the top and pull it toward you. Lean it out to about a 45 degree angle and lift it off the clips that are holding it (at the bottom).
Now you'll see the lint trap housing. Look around the housing, you'll probably see a yellow wire near the 5 o'clock position, remove it. Now, on either side, you'll see four 5/16" screws... Don't remove the top ones, just remove the three below the top ones. You can now pull the entire panel off of the frame for cleaning.
Rebuild in the reverse order (and don't forget to re-connect that yellow wire!)
There ya go! Please don't forget to rate this as "FixYa", OK
SG
SOURCE: how do i get access to gas valve coils on maytag neptune series dryer
Here is a link of an exploded view of a dryer hopefully this can help you! have a good day! Ps don't forget to give me a rating if this was helpful!!! thank you
http://www.repairclinic.com/0100_17.asp
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