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Hi There, Yes, there is a reset that you can do. First, unplug the dryer from the wall outlet. Then, press and hold the "Start/Pause" button for at least five seconds. Finally, plug the dryer back in and press the "Start/Pause" button once more. This should reset the dryer and allow it to turn on.
Check electric outlet and plug in to dryer, see if breaker is tripped in breaker box, should be a 30 amp double pole breaker. Turn the breaker lever all the way off to reset, then turn the breaker on.
hello. the reset button usually at the back of the machine if there no heat check heat sensors at the back of the dryer with a multimeter there are 2 of them if 1 of is faulty change both of them hope it helps
it may be the the door switch or you can try resetting the motor: 1) unplug dryer 2) put dryer on its front side 3) lift up the bottom of the dryer(so that you can see into it) you should see on the right side small red reset button. 4) push the reset button in. 5) put machine upright and plug in If that does not work then you will have to short/jump out the door switch. Hope this helps Tim
dryer was working ,when wife checked on it , the dryer had stopped with 20 min. left. now it's as though there is no power to the mach. I have checked and there is power at the location.
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In this photo they refer to the fuse as the non-resetable limit.
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