KENMORE DRYER REPAIR VIDEO 5

[gowenable]

Where the ohmmeter is being set to the 'beep' setting, is this simply testing continuity? My multimeter doesn't have any 'beep' settings for the ohmmeter, but it sounds like what's being tested here is simply continuity (which my multimeter has a separate setting for, which _does_ beep).

[ndanger4]

Great videos, thanks.  But I've still got a Kenmore 90 dryer which turns but no heat. I checked for 220v (good) and checked: the heateing element (good);hi limit thermostat (good), the i limit fuse (bad), cycling thermostat (good) , thermal resistor (good). I replaced the bad fuse and w/in minutes it had gone out again. What am I missing?

Thanks,

Dave

[mongoose979]

i know this is an old vid but i have an ignorant question - what's the purpose of removing one of the terminal leads before checking for continuity ?

[goldendragon911]

why does the safety fuse keep bkreaking down after i replace a new one, it ran for a minute and then bkoke down again. Help please. Thank you.

[goldendragon911]

why does the safety fuse keep bkreaking down after i replace a new one, it ran for a minute and then bkoke down again. Help please

[dbradley3]

Top notch video; this just saved us from buying a new dryer. Thank You.

[whitetaho43]

I have tested all the elements you suggested for continuity and they all check good. I double checked my house breaker panel and it is good. I still have NO HEAT!

[GIMS9692]

GOD Bless you brother! May THE LORD give onto you all things that are good.

[GIMS9692]

God Bless you brother! May THE LORD give onto you all things that are good.

[banjoe67]

Very helpful.  Thank you!

[Funsho97]

This is an excellent video. This keeps you from blindly replacing parts. With the help of this video, and a test meter, I was able to determine that my high limit thermal fuse was the cause of my dryer's heat loss. Thank you for making this video.

[Funsho97]

This is an excellent video. This keeps you from blindly replacing parts. With the help of this video, and a test meter, iIwas able to determine that my high limit thermal fuse was the cause of my dryer's heat loss. Thank you for making this video.

[Dan4USCTroy]

so how long does it take to learn how to repair appliances? and with the more advance technology on the newer models, is it more difficult to repair?

[DMWMacias]

Great video! But I still have a problem. Before I fork out a wad of cash to my friendly neighborhood appliance repair man, I was hoping you might be able to help me further. I have tested all the elements you suggested for continuity and they all check good. I double checked my house breaker panel and it is good. I still have NO HEAT! the rest of the dryer works well. It is still a pretty young dryer (4 yrs). Can you help me? Thanks, David.

[rpj781]

Ok.. this video series is response for a "home-repair-miracle" the dryer is back from the non-heating dead. Superb... thank you for putting the effort in to make the videos, diagnosis was dead thermistor and dead heating coil. thermistor perhaps in the end was good after pulling off the lint! .... thanks again!

[stone3691]

Great video.I have a whirlpool and it keeps tripping at the multiplug.If i plug strait into the wall socket the plug gets extremely hot.

I also noted a wire that runs to the timer switch has a kind of ceramic thing,that gets very hot.

Could the thermal fuse be the problem.

[tomthreinen]

Perfect!! Just what I needed to know. Thanks so much!!

[Paul00012]

This video was very helpful, we're up and drying again. Thank you so much.

[songmakerllc]

you are the man! thanks!

dave

[smithelm155]

I am pretty sure you just saved me from buying a new dryer...my wife may not be happy...but I am! Thanks for all the detailed info

[guelikaren]

thanks..........

[lsn2jah]

You are amazing! Thank you so much!

[DeanoDHD]

very helpful!!

[GOLFERfromMARS]

Awesome!! Thanks so much

[draywanda]

Thanks for the info, It was a big help!