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SOURCE: replacing Kenmore dryer parts
that one is old enough to vote..if filter on top remove back find small hole on right just below top may be hidden by pasted on tech sheet..through hole insert long socket 5/16 or reach up from underneath with short ratchet and socket remove screws and attached wires lift element housing up slightly and pull bottom of housing out and down..5/16 screw on backside holdes element in
SOURCE: Kenmore Dryer Model 110
If all of the components are reading ok then you need a timer. Touch your 2 leads together. 0 ohms rght. That means you have a complete circuit.If you get the 0 reading then the element must be otay. Bad timer. Take that fancy meater of yours and atttach one of them leads to the timer leg marked RH. Yank the wire off the terminal beore you test. Move the timer around. You should get the famous 0 reading along the way. If you don't then that means you have the bad timer.
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SOURCE: re: Kenmore dryer 110 86983810.
unplug dryer, no take off bottom panel,use a screw driver or putty knife to remove,there are to clips on top of cover around 2 inches from edge,you'll feel them with tool,push in on them and clips will release, take out lint filter and take off blower wheel duct.clean out lint from duct,now on top of the blower wheel housing you'll see the thermal fuse,part number 3390719,take off one of the wires and read it out with meter,if it's bad change it out,if it's good,pull a wire off of heater and check that and read out the t-stats if you want but i would just change out the part that is bad.also vac out the dryer and go outside and make sure air is blowing flapper open,iblow the vent line out with a leaf blower if it's a long run,you won't believe all the stuff that blows out of there,hope this helps you
SOURCE: kenmore elite elec dryer, 110.64972300. runs no heat
Pull one wire off the element and start the dryer in a heat cycle . Check power from that wire to the cabinet . Touch the meter to the terminal you pulled that wire off of , and check that voltage . You cannot get correct voltage by checking across the element . Trace the wire NOT getting 120 volts . It will either go to the timer or motor . It will lead you to the problem .
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