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Michael Proctor Posted on Oct 23, 2014

My Kenmore 110.62212101 Dryer won't dry my clothes. My heater element does not come on at all and my lent trap is clean.

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There may be a blown fuse, but most likely the heater element is burned out. They're not very expensive and pretty easy to replace.

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