Dryer wont heat. cleaned exhaust duct still problem exsists. Model 60 series kenmore gas

You have a clogged exhaust duct- clean it before you blow the hi-limit or thermal fuse... Help Me Find My Model Number RepairClinic com

Does your dryer have power? If yes, then check (1) the flow of air outside the house from your dryer tube and (2) your circuit breaker panel for each circuit in the house (I've not seen fuses/breakers built into dryers -- though that could change). Then check (3) your heating element, (4) thermostat, (5) high-temp thermal cutoff switch, and (6) for debris in the air flow path to / from from the centrifugal fan.
Here are 3 resources that helped me with my Kenmore Series 90 Dryer:
No Heat? - http://chris-doityourselfrepair.blogspot.com/2011/10/kenmore-90-series-model-110-clothes.html
Looking Inside My Dryer - http://chris-doityourselfrepair.blogspot.com/search/label/Disassembling%20Kenmore%20Dryer%2090%20Series
Exterior Exhaust Duct - http://chris-doityourselfrepair.blogspot.com/2013/08/cleaning-out-and-replacing-exhaust-duct.html

This is usually the dryer coils have failed. They tend to fail as they heat up. They are inexpensive and easy to replace. Here is a video on replacing the dryer coils.

HI, Check the following to address this issue further.


1. Venting
Make sure the dryer vent hose, as well as the rest of the vent duct, is not clogged.

Unless regular maintenance is performed, chances are there is a lot of lint accumulated inside the dryer. This might affect the drying time and could be a fire hazard. Make sure to have your dryer cleaned regularly. Because this might involve taking most of the dryer apart, it is recommended to have a qualified appliance repairman perform this task. The blower housing should be disassembled, and cleaned in this case.

2. Thermostat(Secondary Cause)- Highly unlikely in your case, but possible
There are a couple of cycling thermostats inside the dryer. If one of them breaks down, it might affect the dryer's performance. Replace the defective thermostat. These thermostats are located in the dryer vent duct and sometimes mounted on the blower assembly as well.

Some dryers have a small inspection hole covered by a small platic cap.
Remove cap and look inside unit for pilot. Newer dryers have an igniter that glows when the dryer is turned on. It ignites the gas then goes out.

Sounds like a clogged exhaust duct or vent. If not venting properly, most dryers will turn the heat off, for safety reasons.
Go for the easy fix first. Before removing your exhaust ducts from the dryer, look for any kinks that may cause blockage. Clean out the duct of any lint or water that may have accumulated. Check the vent on the outside of the house and make sure that its not clogged and opening properly.

Check your heating elements. check the outside exhaust door is it open.

There's a few things on this dryer that can stop it
from heating. 1st thing your going to need is an ohm meter, your testing simply for continuity. The main items that cause no heat at all on this gas dryer is the igniter on the gas valve, the thermal fuse located on the blower wheel housing the thermal cut out located on the burner box or the flame sensor on the burner funnel and lastly the coils on the gas valve. the sequence is from most too least common. Of course unplug it and shut the gas off.

GAS DRYER, NO HEAT. CHECK THE HEAT SETTING FIRST.
IS IT ON AIR FLUFF? I'M NOT BEING SMART, BUT YOU WOULD BE SURPRISED HOW MANY CALLS I TAKE THAT ARE ON AIR FLUFF. SECOND, LISTEN FOR A DISTINCT CLICK WHEN YOU TURN ON THE DRYER. IF YOU HEAR IT, LOOK IN THE INSPECTION HOLE ON THE FRONT OF THE DRYER, OR REMOVE THE TOE PLATE TO VIEW THE IGNITOR. IF THE IGNITOR GLOWS AND THEN CLICKS OFF BUT NO FLAME, YOU HAVE A BAD SOLENOID ON THE GAS VALVE. IF THE IGNITOR GLOWS, BUT NEVER CLICKS OFF, THE RADIANT SENSOR ATTACHED TO THE SIDE OF THE BURNER ASSEMBLY IS BAD.

IF YOU DON'T HEAR A DISTINCT CLICK WHEN YOU TURN ON THE DRYER, THE MOST LIKELY CAUSE IS THE THERMAL FUSE LOCATED ON THE BACK OF THE DRYER DOWN NEAR THE EXHAUST DUCT. IT IS A SMALL WHITE ITEM ATTACHED TO THE EXHAUST DUCT WITH TWO WIRES ATTACHED.

1. thermostate 2 the gas valve cylanoids the 2 black things on top gas valve can be bad will heat then stop heating 4 awhile thay drop out dont open valve watch your valve listen 4 it if comes on run heat goes off dont come back on 4 awhile 3 5 min bad valve cylonoids