Not getting hot enough. - Dryers

not getting hot or hot enough? if not hot at all it's probably the thermal fuse is blown, if not hot enough you could have a blockage in the blower vent system, which could be from the blower wheel in the dryer to where it vents out of your house. if no blockage then it's probably one of 2 cycling thermostats

thermostat set too low.
leak in hot water line or hot water being used too fast.
defective thermostat

Check power is getting to all elements, could be failed timer contact for one of the elements.

Where it suddenly became not hot enough, it's probably not an adjustment. It sounds like the stem needs to be replaced

We have two of these at my work. It becomes very hot to hold after only about 4-5 minutes of running. And I do mean "hot"--hot enough to make the body distinctly uncomfortable to hold, and hot enough for me to worry about soldered connections inside melting. Connecting a dust hose to my 2 1/2" shop vacuum helps cool it a bit, but merely enough to double the run time to about 8-10 minutes. Then I set this sander aside and let it cool down for about 15 minutes before using it again. Yes it is known to get hot

A fuser is basically a really hot light bulb or heater element, turned on and off by the AC power module.

If the bulb/element blew, or the AC power module is stuck on or off, the temperature won't get hot enough, or will get too hot.

Either too hot or not hot enough will cause a fuser error.

-The burner itself has burn connector. Take it out and check. If it burn very bad then need to replace new burner. Or may be the connector itself.


Good luck

Mai

More than likely the grill element has failed, and this could account for the oven not getting hot enough, as on some makes, the grill element is on at the same time as the oven element, so if the element has failed, then it will not be hot enough.
My advice would be fit a new grill element, and this hopefully will solve the problem of the oven not being hot enough.
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Thankyou.

Hmmm same problem here... any solutions ?

Yes, it's not unusual for the outside to be too hot to touch. A slow cooker won't get as hot as a bare burner on the stove, but it still gets hot enough to cook meat. The outside has a bit of insulation, but it still may get hot enough to cause pain, melt a bread bag, etc. Be sure and place it where no one will accidentally touch it.