Dryer will not dry

Dry runs and drum rotates but will not dry

Anonymous May 27, 2008

its electric. drier will not dry very well and leaves clothes damp
bmbodine Sep 28, 2008

Same problem:

Frigidaire Affinity AEQ7000ES

Everything functions as it should, but unit will not dry at all.

Error code 1: E56 then 004

Error code 2: E9E then 001

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Could be several things. first check that the globar heats up, that is the ceramic bar atthe end of the gas valve. if that lights it could be either your gas valve coils (likely) or could be the sensor on the chimney (unlikely) could also be bad thermostats, easily checked. after removing power from dryer, using a meter check for continuity thru the thermostats, if continuity is unbroken thermostat is good

Posted on Nov 29, 2007

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