The 3E error code indicates a motor problem.
If you have a volt/ohm meter and are comfortable working around live
electricity I can give you a few checks that will help you diagnose the
problem.
Always unplug or de-energize electrical equipment before
removing covers or attempting service. Be careful and wear appropriate
hand protection when working around sharp metal parts. If you are not already sure you can perform these checks safely and competently, refer this work to a qualified professional. Working with live electrical current can be very hazardous and possibly deadly.
Testing voltage output requires working with electrical current. Do
not attempt these measurements without the proper tools and safeguards.
I
have included a set of illustrated instructions (
See below). These
should step you through the process of disassembling your dryer and
testing the motor. If the motor tests outside of the ranges listed,
replace the motor. If the motor ohms correctly, replace the main control
board. Note: If possible ohm the motor from the control board.
You probably fixed the problem by disconnecting and reconnecting the
motor wire harness. The attached tech bulletin has more info on the E3
code.Attachment:
TDL-0078-B.pdf (need register for free).
Additionally, this could helped, click image for zoom...
Hope helps.
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