Kenmore 62972 Electric Dryer "damp signal" Questions

...DAMP DRY SIGNAL, WRINKLE PREVENT, DAMP DRY SIGNAL, within 5 seconds. When done correctly, the 7-segment display will show "Fd" and the buzzer will sound before returning to Standby Mode. This ...

Dryer turns on and rotates. However, does not dry clothes completely. Cycle signals wet,then damp,cool down and finally dry,but clothes are still wet. Sometimes the dryer works fine and completely ...

...DAMP DRY Fabric Care/Temperature switch- COTTON HIGH Wrinkle Guard switch- OFF Signal switch- LOUD Door- must be closed 2. Press the PUSH TO START switch. After approximately 16 seconds, the Timer ...

...damp. The signal code as mentioned before with two C's facing each other begin flashing Perhaps something as simple as cleaning the sensor strips inside the dryer so that moisture can be detected ...

...damp dry signal, and High buttons). With the replacement board, none of these light up. The dryer "light" does not work either. Orignally the bulb was burnt out but when replaced with another bulb it ...

...damp dry and signal (+) keys for 2 seconds, will put the dryer into the system check mode. "SC" will display. This mode will allow the various inputs and outputs to be controlled and viewed by the ...

...damp clothes. I cleaned out the entire area underneath around the flame sensor, ignitor and gas valve to insure that there was no blockage but still get very inconsistent ignition of the flame. Any ...

...signal that the container is full, there are a few possiblities 1.the pump is broken or blocked and the water is collecting in the base. 2.the drain hoses are blocked, take the drain hose out of the ...

...Damp Dry Signal shows 277, and Less Time shows 277 all without the button being pressed. So the question is, is that normal, or should all show no continuity before the button is pressed? AKA: Which ...

LG clothes dryer (DLE7177WM) signals completion of cycle when clothes are still damp. This even occurs when 'Very Dry' option is selected, which seems to now be required. Hi thanks for the question ...