STW-1223C2P, check heating elements, looks like thermal fuse is bad.its dark brown
If you are saying this happens on a really cold night, the assumption is that on milder nights, it seems to work adequately.....If that's the case, there is a possibility that it is marginally sized in capacity to heat the space in which it is installed. If it has a "fresh air" damper setting, make sure that is closed completely, because that is air directly from outside the structure that is being brought in through the blower and adds more load to the space and makes the discharge air feel colder.
Testimonial: "Yes, we closed that damper setting,temp like 40 or lower, customer start complaining about heat, we reinspect all units,in some unit's heating coils's end part is dark brown, seems like fuse is attached and it burnt. is any idea can you provide us? thx a lot"
SOURCE: no heat
vpflueger,
Hi,
I am not sure why.
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SOURCE: Kenmore Dryer Model 110
If all of the components are reading ok then you need a timer. Touch your 2 leads together. 0 ohms rght. That means you have a complete circuit.If you get the 0 reading then the element must be otay. Bad timer. Take that fancy meater of yours and atttach one of them leads to the timer leg marked RH. Yank the wire off the terminal beore you test. Move the timer around. You should get the famous 0 reading along the way. If you don't then that means you have the bad timer.
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SOURCE: blowing cold air-no heat to dry clothing-how do i know it is the heating element that is bad?
you have to see if you see any broken wire on it,also there should be a fuse on the top left side of the heater box at might be bad,let me know what you find-mike
SOURCE: Will not heat, it only blow cold air, how do I change the heating element inside the unit
If the drum turns, it could be as simple as a blown fuse or breaker. The dryer has doule breaker or fuses at fuse panel. If the one blows, the heater will not work but motor willturn as motor rums on 110volts. It may be cut out thermostat or could be element, but check the power to the plug of dryer out let and make sure you getting 110 volts on from neutral to both sides and 220 between two live lines.
SOURCE: my dryer tumbles but throws cold air.
See if there is a high limit thermostat and if there is, check it with an ohm meter. There should be no resistance. If there is resistance, the high limit thermostat is bad and must be replaced.
This is a picture of the thermal fuse and high temperature thermostat for your model dryer, to give you an idea of what it looks like. Hope this helped.
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