Whirlpool Mod. LER5636JT0.....I put a load in one night and in the morning the dryer was still running. The clothes were still damp. Took the heating element out and turned the dryer on, it heated up. Checked for lint in exhaust....clean. Put dryer back together and no heat and it didn't stop running. Used sensed cycle and timed cycle. No difference.
Hi, If the dryer heats but will not advance in either time or auto cycles, you need to change the timer.
You can test to see if the timer is getting voltage. Remove the top rear panel and locate the two wires going to the timer motor. There should be 120V when the dryer is running in time dry.
Please let me know if this helps or if I can assist you further.
Thanks
Vic
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