The door will not close it is on the dryer looks like the clip that the door connects to has snapped as the door part is not broken

On most cars the rods will only fit in one location due to the way they are bent and the length of each rod. In other words, if you put one end in the wrong location, the opposite end cannot be connected to anything.The ends sit inside a plastic holder then the shaft snaps in place to secure it. You may have a broken plastic clip that needs replacing, but a close look at the clips and any loose rods and you should be able to tell which rod goes where.

A door clip don't cost much go to an appliance parts dealer & pick one up. If you can't put it on find someone to put it on for you. Not hard at all.

Dryer door tch kits are less than $10 and simple snap in. Yank the old one out and snap in the new

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Could be: Fuse? You have power to the dryer? Door closed? Door closed sensor broken? Power on switch broken? Dryer may have an over-heat snap disk that interrupts power.

There is a clip inside your dryer door that acts as snap (kinda like on baby clothes). It snaps the door closed - so to speak. If the outer part of that 'snap' gets a little stretched out it will not hold as tightly. When those heavy, wet clothes hit against the door it pops it open because the 'snap' is not working right. As long as the outer part of the 'snap' is still intact, you can fix this problem by simply squeezing it together alittle to make it grab tighter so that the door stays closed while drying your clothes. If that doesn't make it tight enough you could tear off a small corner of a paper towel to fill in the hole a little to make it tighter.

Hope this info was helpful to you. Good Luck!

CHECK DOOR FIRST BUT MAKE SURE POWER IS OFF , LOOK A DOOR LATCH AND YOU WILL SEE TWO SKREWS REMOVE THESE AND CLIP OUT OF DOOR CHECK FOR BREAK IF NONE CHECK SWITCH LOOK FOR SKREWS AROUND PANEL OF DRYER REMOVE AND TAKE OF PANEL CHECK SWITCH FOR BROKEN WIRES OR LOOSE CONECTIONS.

I have the same issue with the door popping open. If you push hard on the bottom of the door then it snaps in. I think the bottom latch is broken or misalligned.

You will have to replace your "window regulator". Normal 0

Locate and remove the screws that hold yourinterior door handles in place (they may be hidden by snap in, or snap onclips). Remove the interior door handles. Your panel is held in place by snap in clips; use a small pry bar topull them from the door (try to get as close to, or directly under the clips toprevent them from tearing out of the door panel). Once the clips are pulled,pull the panel upward to remove it from the door. Once you have access to the inside of the door, you will be able to see the bolts that retain the window regulator, remove them, and replace the regulator.

yes, it may be as simple as a broken clip where the door opens & closes

try adjusting the door