No heat

If the dryer runs for a few minutes then stops, in addition to low voltage, check the blower impeller for blockage. Foreign material trapped in the blower housing can restrict airflow, cause rapid overheating, and trigger the safety thermostat to shut down the dryer. Also check the motor actuator (centrifugal switch).

When troubleshooting the drum-not-working or clothes-not-dried symptoms, check thermostat resistance with power unplugged. Normal resistance should be 0 Ohm (essentially a closed circuit). If the thermostat reads anything other than near-zero with power disconnected, it has tripped or failed and needs replacement. Always investigate the root cause (vent restriction, lint buildup) before simply replacing the thermostat.

If screws for a power cord or other small parts are dropped into the dryer during service, after removing the Duct Exhaust, you can retrieve them through the hole. This saves significant disassembly time compared to removing the drum to retrieve dropped hardware.

This dryer may have a DUAL or SINGLE heater configuration. For DUAL heater: test PIN 2-3 for 13Ohm and PIN 1-2 for 34Ohm. For SINGLE heater: test PIN 1-3 for 10Ohm. One element on a dual heater can fail while the other works, resulting in reduced heating (not no heating). The 'clothes not dried' flowchart checks heater coil resistance of about 10Ohm.