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Kenmore 400 6942 Dryer, heat timer related issues. ... The timer doesn't work. ... the heat turns back on the timer stops,heat shuts off the timer will move again,if the ... not heating/timer knob not turning . the dryer works but is not heating and i ...

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I understand your Kenmore 400 Dryer doesn't heat up or the timer doesn't move, butit tumbles sometimes. I found the manual for your Kenmore Dryer in ...

Fixing an Electric Dryer that Doesn't Heat and the Timer ...

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Although electric dryers are the simplest appliance to work on, ....and now the dryer won't heat and the timer doesn't advance, butthe motor still runs? .... Diagose a Whirlpool or Kenmore Dryerthat Keeps Running, Wont Shut ...

Besides the thermal fuse, the thermistor, main control board, door locking system and the problems all over youtube and google, the dryer may last you about a year or so. That is if you only do laundry one a year. The HE4's are ****. Have both washer and dryer for about 5 years. I could now be a sears repair man with the amount of knowledge I had to digest while fixing these things. NEVER, NEVER again will I buy kenmore!

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please check your exhaust vent, where the dryer air comes out of the house, this particular pattern is very indicitive of a slow moving exhaust, you may need to clean the duct between the machine and exhaust as well

to convert u need an element and the high voltage cable three prong or four depends on ur plug in and what year ur home is i havent seen or heard of anyone getting a professional kit tho sorry hope i was some help

it should be the same as in the u.s.
you should have two legs of 120v and one ground ( thats three wires)
the only dif. should be 50 hz instead of 60hz

yes ,i see some on line at living direct.its an Haier,they call it a portable.it was about 300$ and that included shipping.if you can't find .i googled 110 volt dryer and their was the link too [living direct] have fun,God bless,tom

NOT ELITE HE4..... Model 96595400. Replaced thermistor and Hi-Limit Stat. Probably the thermistor.

What are your power requirements? I lived in Europe for a while and all the appliances ran on 220 VAC, 50hz. Most American appliances that use 220 VAC (like dryers and electric ranges) have 60hz timers, clocks and motors. Now...if the European standard is still true (I haven't been there in years), you can probably use your dryer, but the timing will not be accurate. Your timer will probably run slower than required.

check the heating element to see if its shorted to ground. also check where the power cord connects to the dryer to see if there is a loose wire there either one could cause the breaker to trip