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The timer on our dryer was not working everthing else (heat, tubling was fine) so we bought a new timer. the old part (# 3397273) was now a different number (3397273b) i got all the wires to match and go where they were supposed to except for one. the new model is missing a horizontal prong for a jumper cable between T and GY. any help would be great.

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Did the new timer come with a instruction sheet saying to use the original jumper off your old timer?

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Is the jumper wire still on the original timer?

If so, just take it off and put it on the new timer.

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Oh, the new timer is missing the prong?

The new timer may not need it, it may be internal now.

I would call or go down to the place where you bought it from and ask them, they would know for sure.
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