Amana Dryer model # LEA60AW. Dryer runs but no heat.

It should not be on sounds to me like the cent switch inthe motor needs replacement. Common on amana dryer motors, not too hard to fix. See if it slides easy by hand and oil it cleaning out any lint that may have accumulated in the swtich. The job of the switch is to power on the heating element ONLY when the motor gets up to speed and centrifugal force slides out wrights on the switch allowing for power to go to the heater element . Switch stuck most likely, let me know.

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AMANA Dryer Control panel Parts Model LEA60AW PLEA60AW

take two side pieces (screws) and the knobs off front and it unclips

You control thermostat is not working. Replace it. It mounts on the blower housing. After making sure the blower is not loose replace the stat. It is the only thing that controls the temp. The limits shut down the element if the control stat fails to do so. Them clothes is getting too hot because the 250f limit on the element is shutting down the element. The fuse is not blowing because it is rated for 350f. Therefore with the control stat inoperable the clothes is getting too hot.

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if i were there i could tell you.just think about it .the wires have to make a path all the way through the element.it should have a wiring diagram in the control panel that will help you trace the path.hope this helps.

The motor is bad and needs to be replaced.

Thats your motor going out.
it will buzz because it has lost its direction in the motor and soon will just buzz when started.
Phil

Your heating element is dying. A new element runs 'bout $40. It'san easy fix. Couple screws .

check your wall vent to make sure it's not clogged,also check the fuse on the heater box it may have blown,without the fuse the heater will not work,you can check it with an omns meter-mike

Check for 220 Volt at the heater entrance to the heater box (accessible from picking up the top on most models). If you have 220v there the heater element is out. If you don't have 220v on the terminals of the heater the problem is in the controls. The fuse link, the timer contacts, the centrifugal switch on the motor, and the heater safety thermostat and operating (s), are all suspect and have to be eliminated 1 by 1. Hope this helps. With any luck all you need is a new element. Clean the duct out while replacing the heater if so because the main thing that causes heater element burn out is low air flow a kinked Dryer vent hose, lint, and plugged up fan on the motor are the 3 main causes of low air flow. If yours has little holes in the inside cabinet these can get clogged with lint also and cause a problem. Hope this helps and please rate me accordingly Thank you and good luck.

Check the door switch to see if it is engaging. This will shut down the motor. I usually do this with a plastic ink pen to see if I hear a clicking.