I got a repair man to change out just about everthing the only thing left is the breaker box causing it to not start.

Hi,
I would be checking the element out again....either a wire burnt off or the element was shorted and that blew the element out again...

heatman101

you have a direct short circuit its the only thing that will trip the breaker.did the fault start after the repair man looked at it?you tell me its heating ok.i would check the[ door switch]it might need replaced .adrian,,,,,

Would you please explain what "driver side outlets" are, not familliar with that.
You can check to see if there is voltage at the breaker or breakers, also check to see if you have 220v coming into the box.

You probably have a bad plug connection, make sure all the wiring in there is tight, you may see signs of arcing. A bad connection causes resistance, and therefore causes the breakers to trip. It is best to replace the receptacle on the wall outlet with a new one because the problem will just resurface again soon.

hello the first thing that we need to look at is the electrical box thats is outside and see if there are any more braekers tripped. the clue is that everything work except the heat. thats 208/230 volt and the rest of the oven is 115 volt. e sure to take the breakers and push them all the way to off then back to the on position. if thats is the problem now you are going to have to call a service man to check out what is shorting and causing the breaker to trip.

there is a hose from the soap drawer to the tub and this can leak. also it can be the soap box leaking. take out soap drawer and clean box and drawer. also try tilting machine back a little

its possible you need to give it a tune up call local repair man for costs of tune up's some can come out and tune up at home for you

Your dryer has a non-resettable "thermal safety fuse" part number 3392519 which stops the machine dead when the temperature near the heater gets too high. Typically a restricted vent system causes this so you definitely want to check that before replacing it. A failed control thermostat can also cause this so check the operating temp too.