Diagnosing Your Dryer - No Heat - Checking your thermostats

If you are having problems with your dryer and there is no heat, check your thermostats

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Dryer
• no
• heat
• fixing
• checking
• continuity
• thermostats
• diagnosing
• problem

[ugmold]

contin-ewwwwwww-ity

[tecokega]

Thank you VERY much I tested my dryer and found out my problem . Great Video better than paying a repairman $100.00 to tell me the same thing that I found.

Terry

Hamiton Ontario Canada

[tonynjusa]

hello, did u fixed the problem after replace your last fuse?? Im having the same problem, my last fuse is not working but i want to be sure if i have to replace the fuse or the whole heater.

Thanks in advance

[FatherKuntz]

@hotterod well if you didnt charge so much an our dirtybag

[GoLuMgrrElmo]

@hempheadfor20

Thank you for writing this response for me...c'mon Noizerduction...

[jnb03c]

Thank you, Matthew McConaughey

[hempheadfor20]

@noizereduction

lol. Let me help you out. Once you figure out which one is causing the issue, buy a replacement. Then take out the wires and screws and put the new one in. Then reattach screws and wires....

[noizereduction]

"And that was my problem. So invest in one of these bad boys"

Huh... that was your problem AND... what did you do to fix the thermostat discontinuity? The most important part is missing. Identifying the problem is not the same as fixing it. If I still have to call a repair person to change the damn thermostat, there's no point in watching this video.

[SuperBrainB]

awsome

[alwayspatriotic]

Could you turn the lights on, so we can see better?

[hotterod]

Say can you tell what you do for a living so I can post how to do your job too and that way we both don't make a living. :)

[GuitarCrzyy4me]

just to let you know... when you test continuity you should never test it with the spades terminals still connected because you run the risk of getting continuity through the wires instead of the stats or anything else you are testing