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Kenmore 400 6942 Dryer, heat timer related issues. ... The timer doesn't work. ... the heat turns back on the timer stops,heat shuts off the timer will move again,if the ... not heating/timer knob not turning . the dryer works but is not heating and i ...

kenmore 400 doesn't heat, and timer doesn't move, but dryer ...

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I understand your Kenmore 400 Dryer doesn't heat up or the timer doesn't move, butit tumbles sometimes. I found the manual for your Kenmore Dryer in ...

Fixing an Electric Dryer that Doesn't Heat and the Timer ...

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Although electric dryers are the simplest appliance to work on, ....and now the dryer won't heat and the timer doesn't advance, butthe motor still runs? .... Diagose a Whirlpool or Kenmore Dryerthat Keeps Running, Wont Shut ...

check here for fixes , it has diagrams to look at so you know what your looking for check the switch itself first http://www.partselect.com/dryer+dryer-wont-start+repair.htm

ohm the motor out you should have resistance on the motor if it shows infinity you got a bad winding in the motor. The timer can also be ohmed out. should have resistance. unhook the timer before you ohm it also unhook the motor.

Probably a bad door switch. See this file.

if you put manual detergent that hapend, it could burnd electronis card (or mechanical timer-programer blowup), thermostat or the presostat, the heating element must be OK.

if there is no heat the timer will not shut off in the auto dry seting. If a gas dryer possable bad thermo and fuse. Ele poss bad element

The unit will continue to run as long as there are wet clothes in it. You will need to check the heating element and the two wire fuse on the top part of the heater housing. If either one have no continuity through them, you will need to replace the one that doesn't. This will fix your problem.

It is your operating thermostat. It controls the heat and runs the timer down.

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did you change out the limit switches? they control the heat to the element... and it sounds like you need a new timer

You need an element. When the element breaks and you are using auto dry, right before it gets to off the element becomes a conductor in cool down and no voltage is supplied to the timer motor and will continue to run.