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Oct 7, 2013 - Uploaded by Bill Newberry
This video shows you how to test the start button on a MaytagDryer. ... dryer medc200xw0 will not keep running after releasing the start button.
Make sure that Front of the dryer is not blocked, Air flow is needed to dry.
Check the blown fuses and home’s circuit breaker tripped. Dryer use 2 household Fuses or a circuit breakers, Replace the Fuses or reset the circuit breaker.
Another common cause of a dryer failing to heat is a faulty heating element.You will need to replace it.
Good Luck and have a nice day. Rating the solution is highly appreciated
It sound`s to me based on your description, the start relay/switch is faulty. (the other unlikely possibility is the start switch in the motor).
If you call a local part`s supplier or check out searspartsdirect.com, apwagner, partsdepot, repairclinic etc. with your model & serial number, they should have that part for you.
Hope that help`s you. Please take a second and rate the information provided to you here at fixya.
sound like you have a whirlpool or kenmore dryer and if so you have a bad microcomputer and if it is one on those then send me the model and serial number from inside the door on the sticker and i will see which part you need and if i may have one myself to help you out / larry
it sounds like a shorted heater element, this would also cause the heat to stay on at 110 volts which would make the clothes very hot since the element doesn't completely shut down. if it is a loud hum it could be a stuck motor switch but in this case the dryer usually won't start.
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