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Heat comes on when first starting. After thermostat shuts flame and cools, the igniter will glow, but no flame, and thus no heat. Try again later and same thing. Heats for a few minutes, and then flame shuts down and only igniter glows occasionally, but no flame/heat. Heat comes on when first starting. After thermostat shuts flame and cools, the igniter will glow, but no flame, and thus no heat. Try again later and same thing. Heats for a few minutes, and then flame shuts down and only igniter glows occasionally, but no flame/heat.
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It sounds like there may be an issue with the motor or the motor switch. The thump sound you heard could be the motor attempting to start but not being able to, which can also explain why the drum won't spin. It could be a problem with the wiring, capacitor, or the motor itself. You may want to check the wiring to ensure there are no loose or damaged connections. If the wiring appears to be in good condition, it may be best to call a professional technician to inspect and repair the dryer.
Is the air blowing from the exhaust in the back of the dryer and are clothes drying?
if the motor turned the other way, you would have no air flow. The dryer is working as designed. Also, if the drum turned clockwise, the idler pulley would not keep the belt tight. Some dryers turn clockwise, some counterclockwise.
Firt make sure the lint filter is clear and the air exhaust pipe is clear. Then check the drum gasket. Behind the drum, there is a heater.The drum rotates and the heated air is passed from the stationary heater to the drum via a gasket, usually stuck to the back of the drum andthis rubs against the stationary heater wall. This gasket can become frayed or broken and bits can be ignited by the heater. The gasket will need to be replaced if this is the problem.
Hello there here is some troubleshooting tips for you ok The drum of the dryer is usually turned by a motor-and-belt assembly.
There are two very clear signs that the belt is malfunctioning: You can
easily spin the drum by hand when the dryer is off, or you hear a heavy
thumping sound coming from the drum when the dryer is running. Here's
how to test and replace the drum belt:
Ok, check the exhaust hose for obstructions. make sure the blower assembly is not clogged and, the hose is clear of any debris. the exhaust hose should blow out hot air forcefully. if the force of the air isn't blowing hard, it will not create a suitable drying environment for the element. this poor ventilation will also damage the heating element or burner Assembly.
Now, if there is sufficient air flow out of the exhaust hose, this will confirm control failure. replace the dryness sensor and control board in this case.
Here's a quick way to test for clogs. take the hose of the backside of the dryer then, start the cycle. if the drum sorts to become hot after a few minutes with the exhaust hose removed form theback of the unit, this will confirm a major block in the hose or blower assembly.
Heat comes on when first starting. After thermostat shuts flame and cools, the igniter will glow, but no flame, and thus no heat. Try again later and same thing. Heats for a few minutes, and then flame shuts down and only igniter glows occasionally, but no flame/heat.
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