There are two circuits in your dryer. One runs the motor, the other the heating element. Something in your heating element circuit is broken, and the most likely culprit is the element. To check it, unplug the dryer, take the back off, find the element, disconnect one of the two wires and put an ohmmeter across the two connections. If it reads infinity, change the element.
It is very possible that you have lost 1 phase to your home. This means that one of the 120 volt lines ( you have 2) coming into your home is out. This could be at the meter or at the pole/ground transformer. Some of the appliances and lights in your home will work and some will not. An AC unit requires 240v to operate. So does and Electric dryer, heat pump, electric water heater, and some electric baseboard heat. You should call an electrician or your local electric company to have the issue fixed.
Can be a number of reasons for this, and no way to even guess as you haven't given the model # and year. ALWAYS give these in 'appliance' questions. - A wild guess would be, possibly the belt is broken.
There could be various reasons for why an electric clothes dryer won't turn on, including a blown fuse, a faulty door switch, a broken thermostat, or a malfunctioning thermal fuse. It's recommended to check these components and, if necessary, consult a professional technician for repair or replacement.
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It's broken.
No it wont
my 94 explorer wont blow heat
Induction cooktops dont us gas or have an open flame so they are safer. They also allow for instant heat adjustments which you wont find on electric stove tops.
whirlpool cabrio powers up but wont turn on, just makes click noise
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