20 Most Recent Roper REX4634KQ Electric Dryer - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Most likely you have a control board problem. All those issuse point to the only thing that effects all those parts/functions of the dryer. This is about a $100 part. Call Sears parts and get a quote or go to http://www.searspartsdirect.com. Labor to replace will be in the $80-120 price range unless you bring it to a repair shop which could be cheaper.

Standard capacity between 2.5 and 3.5

Probably a loose wire or the buzzer burned out, which is unlikely. Some dryers do not have an alarm.

Check for 220v will not heat with only 110v

the thermal fuse is in the back on the dryer you will have to take the back cover off the fuse is white and is a few inchs long it usually only have 1 screw holding it on.

Hi, I experienced the same problem with my Maytag electric dryer. I finally fixed the problem after I checked the actual vent pipe (which allows air to discharge to the outside of your home). What I found was quite surprising. I found was a mouse nesyt in this pipe. Once I removed the mouse next,m my electric dryer worked fine. Just a thought. Good Luck!

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There can be many reasons why your dryer will not start or turn...

The most common causes are the belt breaking or jumping off, or the motor goingbad...

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if the elements are good sequencer limit switch might be faulty I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/robert_54ae41aaaffbab00

Dryer will run forever if it doesnt heat up, Dryer has to heat up and thermostat has to get hot and open to start the timer. Odds are rally great, it is your heating element.

why does my roper electric dryer shut off after five or ten minutes of running fine. then wait five or ten minutes, restart and it runs fine for another five or ten minutes, and so on....

Hi shelly432010It will mount on the floor of the dryer...I will send some pictures of how it mounts on numerous dryers, Please take time to rate meBud

it located upstream from the exhaust pipe or lint pipe on back of dryer. in most cases you must remove top of dryer housing then front panel then remove the belt from motor on the underside and finaly remove the drum or tumbler. after these steps you should have access to the heating element which generaly is located inside thesame metal casing that you attach the dryer hose or pipe to as earlier described . hope this was helpfull.

Open the door and wiggle the door switch. It should click. If it does not then that could be the problem. If the lid switch is audible then next thing to do is yank out the fliter and look for lint. Remove the vent pipe and look for lint. If you notice a lot of it the dryer may have over heated. Remove the power and take the rear dust cover off. You will find the fuse on the blower housing right next to the control thermostat. It is white skinny with the screw and 2 small wires. In the same circit as the door switch it kills the power going to the motor IF the lint inside the blower housing/filter chute obstructs the aitflow to the point that the temp inside is over 350f. Just simply swapping out the blown fuse won't get it fixed. You must remove the filter chute and clean it out as seen in this pictorial:ROPER DRYER CLEANUP If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/dan_73bbd84fe1d95b61