I have a 2003 clayton double wide. I recently did

https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/p0335-obd-ii-trouble-code-crankshaft-position-sensor-a-circuit-malfunction-by-spencer-clayton

The two halves of the mobile are electrically hooked together with a connector under the unit near where the power comes in, it is likely it has been Rat gnawed or has come loose or is corroded.. I had this same issue with a double wide I purchased at auction. You will need to go under the home to repair this, a very unpleasant experience if critters are under there. Spray for spiders first as black widows love it under there.

Gas or electric? If electric are you sure you have power. Double check the breaker. Turn of and back on. If it pops, you have a wiring problem, the breaker is bad (yes they do wear out). If Gas, make sure you have power to the outlet that serves the stove. If no power the system will not work. If no power to the outlet, again check the circuit breaker for that outlet. If these things don't help check your owner's manual and it's troubleshooting.

Check for power at your outlet; a tripped GFI or a tripped breaker in your panel box may be the cause if the outlet is dead. If the outlet is good then you know it is the electric smoker.

You didn't mention if you knew for sure if there was power to the dryer or not. If a gas type, it should have a standard 120 volt outlet that you can plug a lamp, radio, etc. to see if power is present. If an electric type, it will have a 240 volt outlet specifically for a dryer. You will not be able to test the outlet unless you have a meter, test light etc.

Locate the electrical panel in the home or building for your space. If you have a gas dryer, look for single pole 15 or 20 circuit breaker that is off or tripped. If an electric dryer, look for a double pole (double-wide) 30 amp circuit breaker that is off or tripped. regardless if a single pole or double pole, if found off, push the handle back to on. If tripped, push the handle to off, then to on. Check the dryer to see if it runs.

Lastly, some of the newer appliances have mini-computers or processors in them. Like you home computer - it may encounter an issue and gets stuck. You should locate the circuit breaker for the appliance in the electric panel and shut it off for 30 - 60 seconds. Then turn back on. This is similar to a "reboot" and may get the dryer working again for you.

Good luck!

Clayton mobile homes is the manufacturer

You need 240 breaker:
Notice that your 240V breaker is twice as wide as regular 120V breaker.
Notice that both switches are tied together on 240V breaker, making this a double-pole breaker.
For more information about breakers and 120-240V circuits:
http://waterheatertimer.org/See-inside-main-breaker-box.html
http://waterheatertimer.org/B220C.html

Hi Ron.
I would take it to a mechanic that you trust. Its very possible that you have a bad BCM, ( Body Control Module). Hope this helps.

first check for loose wires,check controls fuses, check to see if if you are getting power

The following link explains how to convert a 3-prong appliance cord to a 4-prong and vice-versa:

http://www.fixya.com/support/r793520-3_prong_4_prong_power_cord_conversion

If you still have questions, please let me know. I hope this helps you.