20 Most Recent Whirlpool LGN2000LWH Gas Dryer - Page 8 Questions & Answers

Typical operating voltage range is 4.75 to 5.25 VDC and 0 to 70C operating temp.

I don't know though I wouldn't be surprised, there could even be more than one. Overheating of the heating element due to reduced airflow or shorts is usually covered by a bimetal breaker but I would expect to find a thermal fuse fitted in close contact with the motor. If the dryer isn't working, you will probably need to at least partially dismantle it to find the fault...

It should have been the thermistor located on the blower housing (exhaust). There is more than one, different part numbers.

Check wiring from thermistor to control board.

Comment with complete model number and I'll post diagram and part number.

Just a guess but sounds like youre only getting 110v from plug

Would you please write back with details about what is wrong with the drier? Is the problem that the drier will not turn on and spin the drum or is the problem, no heat? Would you also include make, model and what is it that you are hoping to gather from us?

If it has been working and suddenly, have this problem it could very well be the child lock has been activated.

I have added a link. It explains the 5 most common reasons a dryer won’t start.

You should find your answer here: WHIRLPOOL LAUNDRY CENTER Parts Model LTE5243DQ3 SearsPartsDirect

Your heating element is shorted to ground Replace your heating element

the 1st suspect is incorrect or incomplete connections. It is easy to miss something.

How to Disable a Dryer's Buzzer

1. Turn off and unplug the dryer. Since you need to remove the front panels and expose the electrical wiring of the dryer's buzzer you should turn the dryer off and then unplug the machine to avoid shocks. ...
2. Locate the buzzer. ...
3. Pull the buzzer's wires. ...
4. Test the machine.

reference: https://www.hunker.com/13410550/how-to-disable-a-dryers-buzzer

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/321126/Whirlpool-Awz-3303.html

lc==lock ---telling you your control lock is on

does your dryer have a dry sensor ? if so try changing the dial to a different setting that doesn't use the sensor, also some models have a separate button to turn off the dry sensor. it is meant to save energy if your clothes are dry before the time you set

Burrs? Where? Inside the drum? I would use a Dremel Motor Tool with a polishing or buffing wheel.

Either your mister (mistor? mist-er?) is working overtime, or else your dryer vent is clogged.

Yes, there are a couple of fuses inside your dryer, but they don't look like normal, common, household or electronic fuses. Usually one fuese will interrupt the heater circuit, while another one will kill power to the whole dryer.

You may have a loose (disconnected) wire that is supposed to go to your sensor bars.

Should just remove the screws and the lock and flip them over. Generally very easy and quick

it can be replaced but the new one will look just like in a few weeks anyway. Its just thin sheet steel uncoated and the heat comes right through that vent that is why it looks like that as far as rough edges just use a piece of sand paper or emory board or steel wool and rub it smooth. suff gets caught on the grate and the heat can burn it all the black is lint that melted on it but a new one look just like it in like i said a few weeks but to be safe and make sure its not getting to hot get a thermometer and check the temperature during low heat and high heat drying. low around 135f and high around 160f if it goes up over 170 there is a problem you may want a pro to check the unit.