When starting,all lights are on,tail light is dim,when i push the start button i only hear a buzzing low sound.

pushing the start button dims the lights is a sure indication that the battery is faulty
have it load tested or replace it
charging a dead battery after a 2 year period of being flat causes what is known as sulphation of the plates and the battery will not accept a charge regardless of the charge time.

Replace the starter switch.

SOUNDS LIKE DIMMER SWITCH. HI -LO. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE POWER IN. IF TAIL LIGHT ON CIRCUIT OK SAME POWER CHECK SWITCH ALSO START BUTTON COULD DO THIS CAUSE WHEN YOU PUSH START BUTTON TURNS PWER OFF TO HEADLIGHT IF DIRTY CORRODED ETC WILL NOT SEND POWER.

belt is broken

I could have sworn I answered this question the other day. It sounds like you have a bad battery. Remove the battery and take it to an automotive parts store. Ask them if they would load test the battery for you. Usually when a battery has good connections and does this, it's either badly discharged or a cell is shorting internally resulting in a battery of less than 12 volts. Depending on which cell shorts, the battery voltage could drop as low as six volts.

If the battery checks good, make sure all your connections are good at the battery and starter. Look under the "electrical panel cover" just to the rear of the coil cover and find the starter relay. Turn the ignition switch on and press the start button while holding this relay. It should click once whenever you press the button.

If it does this, look at the end of the starter from the right side of the bike. The end plate of the solenoid is shaped like a pentagon. At the top of this plate, there is a single wire connection. Unplug this wire and connect the red lead of a Digital Volt Ohm meter to the wire. Ground the black lead of the meter and put the meter's function switch in the DC volts, 20 volt range. Turn on the ignition switch and press the start button. You should read battery voltage. If so, your starter is bad.

Good luck
Steve

try moving the drum by hand is it free?
if it is try starting the dryer while spining the drum

Hi,
It sounds like a motor failure problem...

Here are a couple of tips that I wrote about this problem...

http://www.fixya.com/support/r4422207-dryer_repair_dryer_not_turning

http://www.fixya.com/support/r4460438-dryer_repair_dryer_will_not_start

heatman101

Sounds like the compressor is trying to start but is not. The lights are dimming as the unit is overamping. The buzzing noise is the motor trying to start and failing. The click is the unit going out on it 's safety device, unually an internal overload.
Hope this helps.

It's the motor.

It may be just your timer switch. Look at all the wiring first. The receptacle to the plug, cord and into the back of the dryer.