Product review (5 stars): Simple repair
Just what we needed. This was the fix for it Maytag 3000 series dryer.
To help some people out he are some tips:
1. Check the breaker first to make sure it hasn't tripped.
2. Does the display light up? Any sounds or clicks while trying to turn on? Inside light on while door is open?
If you have power to the dryer and nothing is functioning at all this is probably what you need.
Once you've figured that out go and turn off the dryer breaker, unplug it or even better do both.
There are two 1/4" sheet metal screws on the back corners on the to of the dryer. Remove those then remove the to by pushing it rearward slightly then take it off.
Now that the top is of you can access the board. To do this remove the two screws holding the platform that the board is mounted to and the single screw that holds the board case to the platform. Unplug all the plugs and slide the plastic board mount and verify the model of the board is correct. My board was scorched and I probably could replace just the relay but I didn't want to risk it. Replace the new board and assemble in reverse steps as above. Plug in, turn on breaker and you should be good to go. The first two pictures are the old board and damage and the new board appears identical except a different style relay. Maybe this was a know problem and the updated the relay?