If qualified check voltage at the dryer outlet, should be in the range of 220 volts. 110 on each leg there abouts. Having 110 will give the impression that it has power because the light will come on when the door is opened.
Having said that.
Check the door switch by simply opening the dryer door. If it’s working properly the light should come on inside the dryer.
If you have the correct voltage and voltage does have a variousness 108-120 range is not out of the question however I am in the maintenance field not an electrician.
I would then suspect a bad thermal fuse. This fuse will shut down a clothes dryer.
This is not a complete list of problems however these are what I have dealt with the most.
It is so important to inspect and clean your dryer vent. Clean the lint trap after every use.
It is my hope I have helped to answer your question. Have a blessed day!
I don't know. dryer usually has 2 - 30amp fuses or circuit breakers. test or reset both. sometimes faulty door switch stop unit from starting.
https://www.hunker.com/13410586/where-is-the-thermal-fuse-located-in-a-ge-dryer
SOURCE: Ge Commercial Coin-Op Dryer.
When you replaced the motor, did you replace the relay? It sounds like you have done everything reasonable. I would try bypassing the coin operation part and see if that changes anything. Go back to the motor relay. It may be incorrect application. the part guys only know what the computer tells them. it may need a different one. I am assuming that when the unit shuts off you checked for power from the timer to the next place, according to the diagram.
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SOURCE: Kenmore 90 Series Model 11060912990 Dryer won't start
check motor (you have 2.4 Kohm ) very high read
for motor must be lower.Check capacitor if hawe.
SOURCE: need schematic for replacement motor GE dryer model DDE6350GALWH
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SOURCE: dryer belt replacement
put belt around drum then around motor pulley, then pull or push idler pulley so as to put belt over this pulley and release,this will tighten the belt,then manually hand rotate drum to self-align belt on pulleys and drum and put covers back on
SOURCE: ge dryer model DVL223EA0WW service manual to replace heating coil
Try this website, they will have everything you need.
http://www.repairclinic.com/SSPartDetail.aspx?PartID=2512&Acc=1&PPStack=1
Good luck,I hope this helps
Investigate these areas if your dryer is not starting:
Proper Voltage from the House
Your dryer may not be receiving adequate voltage to start. Make
sure your dryer is plugged in. Also, check the circuit breaker panel to
make sure all the circuit breakers are in the correct positions. Or
check to make sure no fuses in the fuse panel are blown. Try plugging
something else into the same outlet. If it won't work either, then there
is likely something wrong with the power outlet. Any of these could be
the reason power is not getting to your dryer. Also, refrain from using
an extension cord to plug your dryer in.
Door Switch
If your dryer's door switch is defective, it will not
allow your dryer to start. Test your dryer's door switch. If it is
defective, replace it.
A dryer cannot start if its start switch is
defective. Test your dryer's start switch. If it is defective, you will
have to replace it for your dryer to start again.
A thermal fuse is a heat-sensitive fuse attached to
your dryer's exhaust duct (in most models) that is designed to blow if
the dryer overheats. A blown fuse would cause your dryer to not heat, or
to not work at all. Open up your dryer's cabinet and locate its thermal
fuse. Test the component. If it has blown, replace it.
A defective dryer thermostat could be what is
preventing your dryer from starting. Open up your dryer's cabinet. Test
each of your dryer's thermostats. Replace any that have become
defective.
Your dryer's timer will not function properly if its
motor is malfunctioning. Open up your dryer's cabinet and locate its
motor. Test the component. If it is not functioning as it should,
replace either the motor itself, or the entire timer assembly.
A burned out motor could be what is keeping your
dryer from starting. Test your dryer's motor and if it is defective,
replace it. You will have to open your dryer in order to gain access to
its motor.
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