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If it's working for a while then shutting off, sounds like thermal overload.
I'd recommend replacing the heating element depending on the age of the dryer.
It could also be:
The cable or plug
The interference suppressor
The main drum motor or fan motor
The control panel
The motor starter capacitor
An issue with the wiring, e.g. the wires are worn or melted
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCiQ9qc2TWk
Oct 16, 2012 - Uploaded by Ben Smith
Ben did you manage to change the capacitor? I got the same problem but I cant actually get close enough to the capacitor to replace it!.
i saw your question and never worked on a hoover dryer so i checked it out go here to see video https://www.how-to-repair.com/help/hoover-candy-tumble-dryer-drum-not-turning-and-belt-ok-faulty-capacitor/
i have to tell you on all the dryers i've ever worked on they never had a cap in them,only washers,on a dryer that isn't a condenser dryer if you get the dreaded buzzing sound and start it like you did,open the door,hold in the door switch and spin the drum with your other hand while someone else pushes in the start button and it would start it would be the motor,i've seen a condenser dryer and the problem always was with the filter,people that had just bought one didn't know you had to clean out the filter box,never took one apart,i saw that nobody answered you so i hope this video helps you out and i learned that condenser dryers have a cap in them.
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