How to dry a load in a quietline - QuietLine WD-9900 Front Load Washer / Dryer

Most all dryers, including combo washer/dryers, have an electric wire coil for a heating element.
I suspect yours has given up ( they usually break in two, stopping the electrical flow). You should need to have the element replaced.
Going to need to take the whole machine apart to fix this.
Be blessed.

http://www.repairclinic.com/

Type WD9900 into the search field and it will bring up the available parts.
http://www.repairclinic.com/Shop-For-Parts?s=t-wd9900-%3d%3d

there should be a panel on the front
open that you should have acess to the pump
open the pump and allow all water to drain
turn the water off at the isolators
winterized

hope this helps

This is more a workaround than a solution. When you choose the washing programme (say "D") and push the on/off button, two lights will flash, the "door locked" and the "drying" one. Now turn the "drying programme" button until the "drying" light stops flashing (in my case, this is true when I set the drying programme to 40°C). Then start the washing mashine.

Seems like the function of the drying programme button has shifted against the settings written on the button...don't ask me why! Of course, no guarantee but works for me. Please let me know if it does for you.

I got one!

Did You fix this problem?

If you use a program without prewash, the machine will not flush the prewash chamber in the drawer.

If you're gonna get a new washing machine, its best not to consider a washer dryer as they tend to have a lower and shorter life span. Best thing is, if you really have to get a washer dryer, or a washing machine, try bosch. They really are the best

They're odd ball since they're metric on the washer side. Best bet would be to google Thor washers. They sell quietline parts.

Also, if there is a cheaper alternative source... their tech support guy doesn't mind suggesting it. He sent me to auto parts store for a main belt for mine... worked fine...

Usually your local sears guy will come look at any brand of appliance, for about 60 dollars. thats just to find the problem.