20 Most Recent Whirlpool GEW9200L Electric Dryer - Page 2 Questions & Answers

When you say too long I assume the dryer does heat simple trick disconnect exhaust tube from dryer at bottom run a cycle room will get hot if dryer drys correctly then you have a restriction in the exhaust, dryer has to be able to breath just like a muffler on a car a restriction will cause the heat circuit of the dryer to cycle on/off on the hi limit instead of the cycling thermistor which will give you a long dry time hope this helps

5 mins.

Door switch could be opened. Heat element must ohm out for continuity. Also check the overload sensor switch in it rear

check the thermal fuse

Try unplugging all power to dryer, like 12 hours and then plug in and try again, sounds like maybe its confused from button pushing.

If you've ruled out a loose connection either before or after the element then work backwards. It sounds like there's a switch that isn't closing but don't rule out a bad connection somewhere in the circuit or a problem with the timer.

The problem with your dryer is bad coils on the gas valve. Replace the coils, Part number: AP2150379 and the dryer should be back to normal. To get access to the coils you have to remove the front panel. Good luck.

The model number tells only the year that model is introduced but the serial number tells the year and the week of production.

One or both. Several factors here. First turn off the breakers and then back on. That settles the fuse issue. Next check the wiring at the terminal block located in the back of the dryer. Look for burned or frayed wires. Next check the element for a break or weak spot. Next check the relay which is under the top. Tie the 2wiresvtogether and see if it works then . If it does, then replace and you are back in business. If this does not work, let me know and we will go another route.

replace the glo bar that lights the gas and make sure the vent in back is all clear to the outside of the house