How Do You Know What To Repair On Kenmore Dryers?
Most dryers have fairly common problems. Before you rush to call a repairman, perform a little troubleshooting so you are aware of the extent of the problem. You may also choose to correct the problem yourself. Use the troubleshooting technique to get to the root of the problem. Check the gas ignitor for gas dryers if your dryer won’t heat, and ensure it reads 120 volts. If a thermal fuse does not have adequate current, this will also result in the dryer not heating. If your thermostats are not showing good continuity when checked with your ohmmeter, this will also result in the dryer not heating. If your ignitor lights up and then fails to light, the gas valve coils need to be replaced. Check that the circuit breaker isn’t tripped for electric dryers that won’t heat. If you do not have the dryer plugged into a 240 volt outlet this will also be the problem, or if the outlet is not receiving adequate current. If your power cord is damaged this will result in failure to heat the dryer as
