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Seem like you have checked and test all the things which are normally at fault. the links below may offer a couple ideas. https://www.repairclinic.com/RepairHelp/How-To-Fix-A-Dryer/1-4--/Maytag-Dryer-Won-T-Start https://producthelp.maytag.com/Laundry/Dryers/Product_Information/Dryer_Product_Assistance/Dryer_Not_Starting_or_No_Operation https://www.justanswer.com/appliance/4f7u1-maytag-mde3000ayw-yesterday-when-tried-start.html https://www.appliancepartspros.com/repair-help/maytag-dryer-mde3000ayw-repair/mde3000ayw-wont-start.html

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if drum doesnt turn possible bad motor

4-WIRE SYSTEM CONNECTIONS

Remove the ground strap screw from the terminal block support. Fold the ground strap over so both ends of the ground strap will be attached to the center terminal block post.

Connect the neutral (white) conductor of the cord to the center (silver) post of the terminal block. Connect the grounding (green) wire of the cord to the terminal block support using the ground strap screw.

Connect the red and black wires of the cord to the outer posts of the terminal block.

Be sure the terminal block nuts are on tight. Secure the power cord in position. Tighten the strain relief screw(s) in order to clamp the strain relief to the cord. Replace the terminal block cover.

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/809274/Maytag-Neptune.html?page=8#manual

Disconnect the power to the Maytag dryer and wait 30 minutes. After 30 minutes, restore power and make a new selection. If the problem persists or the dryer will not operate, disconnect power once again and call Maytag for service.

it might be the belt that turn the drum. if it doesnt have a belt and has wheels, more than likely its the wheels.

i don't know. most dryers come with a chart showing what wires are for. green is usually used for ground but read your chart. few have chart with owner's manual and most i have seen are in a clear plastic bag stuck on the back or stuck in the open area under the tub.

If the dryer is working but not producing any heat you are having the most common problem with dryers. Most of the time the problem is in a blown fuse or a faulty heating element. There are times when the main control board needs to be replaced in order to solve this problem. Thermal Fuse: The thermal fuse prevents the dryer from over heating. Fuses are possibly located on the blower housing at a dryers heat source. For electric dryers this would be the heating element and for gas dryers this would be at the burner. If the fuse has blown it will have no continuity as shown by a multimeter. Pro Tip: A blown fuse could be the sign of a clogged vent or exhaust pipe. Check as required. I found this at https://www.electrafixbc.ca/appliances/dryer.html Check it out for more info on your dryer issue. Good luck!

I did A & B, B actually did the trick and I have had absolutely no problems. Possible Solutions A Power unit down by turning off the circuit breaker(s) for one (1) minute.

1. Power unit up by turning on the circuit breaker(s).
2. Start a time dry cycle.
3. Monitor the dryer for one (1) minute to ensure the error code does not display again.

B It indicates that the lint screen or vent is clogged; the vent is crushed, kinked or has too many turns. ... The dryer will continue to run when this diagnostic code is present. My dryer did the same thing. I cleaned all the vents thoroughly, if you are unable to clean inside where the vent screen is try this. remove lint screen, using tape or rubberband attach a empty paper towel roll to the end of your vacuum crevice tool. Also at the 99 cent store I purchased a appliance brush to loosen any lint inside before vacuuming. The brush works better then the one I purchased from Home Depot for $15. Vacuum the inside of the dryer, be sure to vacuum the very back inside and around the door. This is the tricky part now. The dryer flex hose actually has to be set just right. If the placement is incorrect you will get the error codes, dryer turns off after mins etc. Here is a Flex hose tip video. Hope this is helpful

I don't know what it means but you can try to reset the control panel by unplugging it for 10 minutes then plugging it back in. This may or may not help but it works every time my dryer gets stuck on or off with the panel display showing something odd, or stuck on so many minutes left but it doesn't ever stop. It won't cost you anything to try this. If it happens very often you may need the panel replaced.

Check the igniter it should glow when turned on

I'm having trouble finding the exact capacity of your dryer, but I believe it is around 7.0 cu ft, which is about as large as you can get in a standard-width home dryer.

Could be something not letting the motor turn freely. Like lint jammed against the fan , tub bearing bad or needs grease . if the motor will turn freely by hand it could be a bad motor.winding .you could take the drum belt off the motor & see if the motor will run ok If it buzzes with the belt off pretty sure the motor is bad you would have to replace it . A motor is expensive so try to check everything to be sure it is bad. I have seen some that you could oil the motor shaft & it would help. If lint is keeping the motor from turning clean all the lint you can all through the dryer & the outside vent .If you check the motor with the belt off don't run it very long as it will get too hot . Hope this helps

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.

i don't know. consider shutting off dryer, open the dryer door, turn off the main electrical source [shut off circuit breakers for dryer or unscrew fuses. shut the dryer door and turn breakers on and or fuses in. this may reset your machine's internal program. choose a new timed setting to see if all is OK.

Most likely cause is a thermal fuse or the heating element. And if it's a thermal fuse, you need to make sure the dryer vent is clear and un-restricted, since that is the most common cause of thermal fuses blowing.

Only thing that comes to mind is,  it may be in "advertising" mode

Try Pressing the damp dry and sensor dry keys
for 5 seconds will take it out of the 
Advertising mode.

(In Advertising mode No functions will be run
except illuminating the LEDs.)

With the door open, push the door switch and turn the drum by hand clockwise while pressing the start button. Need 3 hands for this. If it starts to run then it's the motor switch. If the drum turns freely, it's the belt

It’s most likely caused by your Cycling Thermostat AP6007567. When this thermostat opens due to heat in the blower housing, the timer starts running. I believe this thermostat is bypassed in the Timed Dry mode. The thermostat is on the blower housing so you would have take the front off the dryer to access it.

if you are turning it from the inside of the dryer with ease then check to see if belt broke.