Both the power light and the heating lights are on but the coils do not get hot what is the problem and the oil is up to max

Sounds like your heating coils are burnt out. It will cost more to repair than to replace with a new one.

Give model and mfg to look for service manual.

Coils are burnt out. Cost more to repair than a new one.

Wiring a new sub-panel to an isolation transformer is one method of wiring for balanced power. With a balanced power system, the power sent to each "hot" bus of the power panel is 50 percent per bus. This means that the total power of the system is split evenly between each side of the panel. Balanced power systems have the advantage of reduced noise generation. This characteristic makes this type of system great for audio.
1.Shut off the power feeding the isolation mains transformer at the main power panel. Use the documentation supplied with the isolation transformer to locate the center-tap wire on the secondary side of the transformer. Connect that wire to the sub-panel's ground bus bar.
2.Route the remaining two wires from the secondary side of the isolation transformer into the sub-panel. Loosen the two "hot" wire main bus screws in the top center section of the sub-panel. Strip 1/2-inch of insulation off of the two wires.
3.Insert each wire separately into each of the wire screw terminals.Tighten the screws to hold the wire in place. Do not over-tighten these screws. If there is a neutral wire, connect it to the neutral common bar. Once these screws are tight, close the sub-panel.

On the comfort zone CZ7007, the #1 rocker switch is for 600 watts, the #2 rocker switch is for 900 watts. If you flip 1 and 2 both to on you will get 1500 watts. Which is 600 and 900 added together. There is no down position, but only on and off.

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If you are having problems with your gas dryer not heating the most common problem is that the ignitor goes bad. Even though it glows sometimes it is still not working properly.

if you dryer is gas check out this gas no heat tip....

If you have an electric dryer, you can have many different things that can go wrong causing the dryer not to heat.

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its the ignition coil over heating when the lights r on it takes power away from the cole hence keeps running try a new coil

Most fryers have what is called a hi limit. When the oil temp reaches a certain Max temp this switch opens the circuit and will not allow the unit to heat. On commercial fryers, the hi limit has a really small red plunger button. Push it in to reset.

Is the oil coll and it still doesnt reset?If so the hi limit is bad,which is the reset.If you gain acess to it you will see 2 wires.Connect these wires and it should heat.HOWEVER this is a saftey device that prevents the oil from getting too hot and catching on fire.

It will initialy take some time to heat, but if it doesnt become hot in 3min or so.. then make sure voltage is properly fed and also check for any switches or reset button. If all this doesnt work then it means the heating coil inside wud have been cut or fused.

Thankyou