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WE04X25280 Genuine GE Electric Dryer Timer – Cycle Control Replacement

Part Number / SKU Contact for OEM
Compatible Brands Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag, KitchenAid, Amana (Universal Fit)
Primary Appliance Household Appliance
Material Heavy-Duty ABS Plastic / Steel
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Get your GE or Hotpoint electric dryer running on schedule again with a direct fit WE04X25280 dryer timer. This is the cycle timer mounted behind the control console that advances drying programs, engages the drum motor, and signals the heater circuit. It is not the plastic knob on the front panel and not a heating element. If your dryer will not start, stops mid cycle, runs forever, or the knob turns but nothing happens, the timer is the first control board level part to check.

Built to match the original GE specification, it restores correct timing on compatible top load and front load electric dryers. Swapping a failing timer stops premature shutoff, overheating, and wasted power from over drying.

Key Specs

  • Part Number: WE04X25280

  • Also Marked: 234D2377P005, AP6032628, PS1176306, 4467035

  • Type: Electric dryer cycle timer with integrated timing motor

  • Voltage: 110V to 120V (standard US household control circuit, 60Hz)

  • Power Draw: Low voltage signal class, approx 0.8W timer motor

  • Brand Fit: GE, Hotpoint electric dryers

  • Condition: New, OEM spec replacement

Fits Popular GE Dryer Models

GTD33EASK0WW, GTD33EASKWW, GTX22EASK0WW, GTX33EASK0WW, GTX52EASP0WB, HTX21EASK0WW and many more GE Hotpoint electric dryer builds

Always confirm the model tag inside the door frame or on the rear panel before ordering. Match the old timer body number to WE04X25280 or cross reference 234D2377P005.

Symptoms This Fixes

  • Dryer will not start when knob is turned

  • Cycle stops too early or never advances

  • Timer knob spins freely with no mechanical resistance

  • Dryer over dries because the cycle never ends

  • No power to drum motor or heater on selected settings

Why Replace Instead of Guessing

A bad timer sends wrong signals to the motor and heater relay. Leaving it in can burn out the thermal fuse or confuse the main control board. Replacing this 110V class timer takes about 20 to 45 minutes with basic hand tools. Cut power at the breaker, remove the top or rear console screws, photo the wire positions, unplug the harness, swap the unit, and restore power to test.