I have a Whirlpool (LG7681XSN3) gas dryer. It heats to a warm (not hot) temperature, then kicks off, then kicks on after a few minutes keeping the dryer at this warm, but not hot temp. I already changed the cycling themostat and the 2 gas selenoids at the front bottom. Flame looks good, good airflow. I had a friend check the function of the temperature controller on the front panel and he said it was functioning properly. Help !! Please!!
SOURCE: Whirlpool Duet GEW9250 Dryer; Only Running in Delicate Cycle
im going to try to help you for free did you not get the tech sheet when you changed out the control board
SOURCE: Estate Dryer Model TEDS680EQ1
check the thermostats and see if your belt is still there if not put a new belt in
SOURCE: Flame does not seem hot enough - too much yellow flame.
In a gas dryer, heat is provided by a gas heater that is controlled by an air shutter. The gas heater is generally the source of no-heat or drying problems. You can often correct such problems by adjusting the air shutter on the gas burner, which is located along the bottom of the dryer.
To adjust the shutter, take out the screws and remove the panel that covers the gas flame. Turn on the dryer so the flame is burning. If the flame has a deep blue color and you hear air whistling around the burner, the air/gas mixture is receiving too much air. If the flame has a yellow tip, the mixture is not receiving enough air. Turn the thumbscrew or loosen the two screws slightly to increase or decrease the flow of air to the burner. Keep turning until the flame is a light blue color, without any yellow, and the whistling stops.
SOURCE: Kenmore Dryer Mod. #110.68932792 Ser. MJ1907445
there is a motor relay in the consol part 3405281,there is also a heat relay too,you can swap em out to see if this is the problem, the one on right side with blue wires is the motor relay let me know how you make out
Your dryer uses multiple thermostats to regulate its internal temperature. The cycle selected determines which thermostat is used. A cycling thermostat can be found somewhere in the path of air that is leaving the drum. It could be found on the blower wheel housing or inside the venting/exhaust system. Dryer thermostats are usually oval shaped and about an inch and a half in length. Also, there should be two wires leading to each thermostat. Label these wires before you remove them so that you are able to correctly reconnect them later.
The wires leading to the thermostat are connected using metal slip on connectors. Remove the wires by pulling on the connectors, and not the wires themselves. It may be a good idea to use a pair of needle nosed pliers to help you.
Set your multimeter to the R X 1 setting. Take each of your meter's probes and touch one to each terminal. You are testing for continuity, and you should receive a reading of either zero or infinity. At room temperature, testing the thermostat should produce a reading of zero. But if a thermostat is tested when it is heated to its limit, a reading of infinity should be produced.
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