I have a Sonya SYD-60E portable dryer & it just stopped running. All vents are clear, switch clicks but not turning on. Checked belts all intact. Any ideas if repairable or just replace unit?

Do you mean Sony for dryer? You can obtain the belt on Amazon for about $10.

open the door and push in on the door switch to see if it's ok,it should click and the light should go off when you push it in,if not the switch is bad and the dryer won't start,if that's ok you have to get in there with a meter to check the t-stats,unplug it first,also if the belt broke the dryer won't run,there's a belt switch that stops the dryer from running if the belt broke.usually if the dryer hasn't been taken apart and cleaned out the thermal fuse will pop,this is a safety so if the dryer runs to hot the fuse pops,you have to clean out the dryer,the duct that the lint filter slides down into and the vent line has to be cleaned,do this once a year and you'll have less problems with the dryer and you won't have a fire.

Hi, could not find a users manual for sonya SYD-60E dryer so that I could order a thermal fuse, as the dryer would not run, however, I found a blog that suggested that Avanti, Sonja and Panda were made by the same manufacturer, I found a phone number for Avanti, ordered the thermal fuse for the only model that Avanti sells, which cost $10.00, and in about 10 business days the part arrived, we installed it in our Sonya dryer and our dryer works beautifully! Hope this helps

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if it's taking to long to dry most likely you have a block somewhere in the dryer or vent line,easiest thing is remove the vent line from the back and see if it drys any better,if so you know there's a block in the line,i use a leaf blower to blow out the line,remove it from the back of dryer stick the leaf blower into the vent line and blow it to the outside,make sure you don't have a cage or anything blocking the outside and check how it's blowing outside before you blow out the line,then after you blow it out look and see if any lint blew out and see if it blows stronger than before,if all is clean you could have a bad cycling t-stat but i would say you have a block somewhere in the dryer or vent line.check the blower wheel and make sure the belt didn't break,on some dryers there isn't a belt switch that stops the dryer from running if the belt broke,next time send the brand name and model number,open the door,hold in the door switch and start it to see if drum is turning.

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if there is no air coming out of your vent on back of dryer then it would be likely your motor has gone out.

either the belt has broken or slipped off the tension pulley