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I put a load in the dryer, and set the time and pushed the on button and it worked for about a second and then proceeded with a buzzing noise. Not sure what went wrong.
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may be a bad thermal shut off , any error codes like F1 may also want to check ur push start button or dial with a multimeter, if its bad can get a buzzing and maybe a clicking
If you push the start button and you here a buzzing sound, This sounds like the motor is bad.
Somthing you can try and this might not work. but open the dryer door and turn the drum a littel bit then close the door and try to start it. If it starts running again then you have hit a bad spot on the motor.
If it just still just makes the buzzing noise then the motor is most likley bad.
My Hotpoint dryer is seven years old and did the exact same thing. When I got over the anger and the thought of spending 4 or 5 hundred dollars to replace it I started messing with it. I finally decided that since it buzzed when I tried to start it there was current there. The only other thing it could be was the drying cycle knob. I held the start knob and let it buzz while I slowly turned the dryer cycle knob to the right. As I turned through each cycle it would hit "off" and the buzzing would stop and then resume as I moved past the "off " setting. On the third trip around the dryer "started" and has been working since. Maybe something got out of kilter. Apparently the problem was in the knob that controls the drying cycles.
This is a A.C. hum that you are hearing. this is a warning sign. You are experiencing motor failure. the actual windings inside of the motor are losing their potential to hold an even current due to breakage. the shutdown is a safety feature built in the control panel to prevent electrical spark/fire.
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