Simpson sirocco clothes drier tumbles ok, but heater not working

It doesn't generate fluff, it uses evaporation to dry the clothes.
If it did, that instruction would be in your user manual.

Check thermister, thermostat, for continuity, heater element for proper resistance.

So you have good air flow? The heating elements show continuity? The thermistors all show continuity-the ones in the heater housing and the one in the blower housing?

Gas dryer?

If so, probably bad gas solenoid valves. They can safely be replaced without fear of releasing gas. Two phillips screws, two pull off wire plugs. That's it. Cost about $30 bucks depending on where you buy them. They are a universal part and will fit 99.9% of machines.

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Best of luck...

1)check for something stuck between drum and dryer housing 2)check for stuck vent flapper at exhaust opening outside 3) check dryer lint screen

difficult one , but drier will typically switch off if the over temp. sensor activates. Suggest you move the drier away from the wall or any area that could block air flow into the air ducts and retest. Very unlikely both would do the same thing. Common denominator is its position..

You have a broken belt on your drier. Take the back of your drier off and youll see the problem.


Good Luck

Dave

hi did u check the hoses from the pump and check the pump for any obstructions.

Yes fixed with prayers I found the restart safety switch and am now dring merrily,.Paste

If the rug was very heavy you could have burnt up the motor. If it will restart after it cools off, replace the motor and clean out the vent system.

Good luck.