20 Most Recent Amana NDE2335AY Electric Dryer - Page 8 Questions & Answers

The fuse is located in the heater box. You must pull the back panel off to gain access

Use the same size or the next size up. Assuming you solved the problem as to why it melted in the first place.

you don't go in from the back,unplug the dryer,you have a newer model so you have to remove the top panel,then remove the control panel,then the front panel to get in,on most dryers you have to open the door and remove two screws under the lint filter to get front panel off.hope this helps you out.

Remove back to get to thermo fuse. Remove contacts. Remove screw and remove fuse. Install in reverse order.

that is a bad computer board or control board same thing.next time send the model number go here put your model number in and you can look up all the parts in your machine open the door look around the opening where you put the clothes in you'll see a tag with model and serial numbers. https://www.searspartsdirect.com/model-number/ETS22SBPBRBS/0432/0166000.html?searchType=modelSearch&q=ets22sbpbrbs&searchTerm=ets22sbpbrbs

If less than a year old it should still be under warranty. Sounds like the blower motor is faulty, but no point paying for a repair if the manufacturer will cover it

OOOOoooKKKkk... Please know your 'GLOW PLUG' should stay on 'only long long enough' to ignite the gas... Your More/Less Dry function is probably a totally unrelated problem? MAN you make this difficult !! Is yours a : Amana NDE2330AYW 27 Inch 7.1 Cu. Ft. Electric Dryer?? In fact I give up ~ I WANT to provide SPECIFIC help for you but DON'T want to guess about your stuff. Anthony

I feel you need a new igniter. It probably only works when first started You must realize that the igniter works overtime while the dryer is operating.

It's possible your heat element is burnt out.

if i were there i could tell you.just think about it .the wires have to make a path all the way through the element.it should have a wiring diagram in the control panel that will help you trace the path.hope this helps.

change out the rollers and belt pulley if they don't move freely,does the motor spin freely?if not the motor is also bad.

check drum,look like around , if look goo change roller

worn bushing

without Model number, generically speaking, if no voltage to the heaters, keep back tracking the circuit till you find where you are loosing it. Check the basics such as a loose or burnt wire in the circuit. Does power pass thru the timer? Study the wiring diagram and follow the circuit. Supply more info and I will try to find wiring diagram for your unit.