No heat output

Not sure of my brand, but when my dryer would continue to run without heating, I replaced one small fuse in the back using Google to find the right part (What Causes Gas Dryer to Stop Heating) and a youtube video to walk me through the process. Instead of a $75 maintenance visit or purchasing a new dryer, I solved the problem for $2.50.
This video worked for me, but you could search for other brands.

http://www.partselect.com/dryer+dryer-wont-heat+repair.htm

could be the heating element cant check with meter have to open her up and see if one of the heat coils is bad a new one will cost around 80$

# 1 Check to see if your timer is turning as the dryer is running. If not it will need to be replaced.
# 2 You will need to verify that your heating element is coming on when the dryer is running

check all the thermal breaker at the back. If they are good then the dryer heating element may have opened.

CHANGE THE TIMER

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

My dryer is not heating, where is the cupling at in the dryer i have it open tho

you could remove and bench test the theromostat. my kenmore would not complete the circut to heat at all with a faulty thermostat. Just use a jumper wire to bypass it and test it THERE WILL BE NO SHUT OFF COULD HEAT UP TOO MUCH IF LEFT RUNNING.

A grounded element on an electric dryer is an element that has broken and the element heating wire has touched something metal, like the cage that is suppose to hold the element or the element metal housing around the element. What this does is, the element only heats on the section that is touching the metal part and usually this part of the element is only heating at about 1/2 heat output. An grounded element can also stay on even when the dryer is not in use!!