Dryer is not clogged with lent, the drum spins but it blows only cold air.
I worked ona wp electric dryer not long ago with a heat problem.
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DRYER NO HEAT
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SOURCE: WHIRLPOOL AWZ2303 TUMBLE DRYER ONLY BLOWS COLD
It's call a bad thermal cut-out. You should have a thermal cut-out and a high limit thermostat located adjacent to the heating element (usually mounted right on the heating element housing). They both should read a short or fairly low resistance in the case of the thermostat. If the thermal cut-out is blown it is not a resettable device and must be replaced. The tco is usually sold along with the high limit thermostat. It is HIGHLY recommended that you replace BOTH at the same time. DO NOT attempt to bypass any of these devices either. They are there as safety devices to prevent overheating. You could end up with a fire if you do. Now...with all that said, the tco will blow for a reason. Not cleaning the lint trap will contribute to it, but the big item is the ducting. If the vent ducting is clogged you will experience longer dry times and eventually the tco will trip again. Take the time to THOROUGHLY clean and/or replace your vent ducting from the wall all the way to the vent opening outside. In addition, while you have the dryer open THOROUGHLY clean the inside as well. This includes the air baffle where the blower fan is located. Rule of thumb: if you have lint INSIDE the dryer, it's clogged somewhere. Good luck and I hope this helps you.
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I had the same problem and my dryer was 2 1/2 years old. I also thought the problem was with the blower motor. However, the blower motor checked out fine. It turned out to be the Main Circuit Board. This is covered in the 5 year manufacturers warranty. If you don't go through GE warranty, it will cost you $170-$200 plus labor. Our technician said this is the third unit he has seen that this has happened to. If you do use GE Warranty it will cost you about the same as the are proud of their labor rates. Here is the part: http://www.easyapplianceparts.com/Search_Detail.aspx?Inventory=959920&SourceCode=6 Good luck and I hope this helps!
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Make sure that both poles of your circuit are live - An electric dryer uses 220 volts to the heating element, but taps into only one pole (110 volt) for the motor that spins the drum. Check your circuit breaker to make sure that neither pole has tripped.
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