GE Dryer Model #DWSR483EB2WW Dryer tumbles,

Could be a belt that is slipping.

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Please Closly check the following
Dryer tumbles, but there is no heat

• Check for proper air flow
  
• Test the safety fuse
  
• Test the thermostats
  
• Test the centrifugal switch
  
• Test the timer motor
  
• Test the heating element
  

Dryer takes too long

• Check the lint trap
  
• Check for proper air flow
  
• Inspect the vent hose for kinks or dips
  
• Test the heating element
  
• Test the thermostats
  

Many times one pole of a double pole breaker may trip allowing the dryer to operate but with no heat. Go to the electric panel and reset the circuit breaker for the dryer. Also check to insure there is air flow at the vent a clogged vent willl prevent clothes from drying

How is the vent discharge air flow out the back of dryer? If not very strong check out lint trap cavity for blockage or obstuction causing lint to build up, blocking air flow from drum cavity. Once found a pocket comb that had got into lint trap housing and created a lint dam blocking air flow.

Hi,

Make sure front of dryer is not blocked, air flow is needed to dry.Check that the lint filter and exhaust duct is clean.

Check the blown fuses and home’s circuit breaker tripped. Dryer use 2 household Fuses or a circuit breakers, If one is blown, the dryer may still operate but not heat. Alternatively, the dryer may heat, but it may not heat up as hot as it should. Replace the Fuses or reset the circuit breaker.


Another common cause of a dryer failing to heat is a faulty Heating Element. You will need to replace it.


Good Luck and have a nice day.
Rating the solution is highly appreciated.

Rathen than looking for fuses, it sounds more like your heating element is burned out.

I would say your right on track, check your heating coil when you locate it also...just in case.
Good luck,
Hope this helps...

Have you taken the vent off of the back of the dryer that attachs to your house? When you detach the vent run one normal load and if it drys fine then it a vent issue with your house and not a failure with your unit. Email me back if that doesn't fix it.

Check the air flow from the vent-if there is no air or very weak air flow, it is the blower motor. It is not getting up to speed or not spinning at all. Try this:
Press "Home"
Press "Help"
Simultaneously press and hold down BOTH
"My Cycles" and "Back"
After a few seconds the dryer will enter service mode and report any problems.
Pertains to GE Profile HarmonyDPGT750EC/GC

possible poor air flow out of the dryer and the house. check these and repost. It could also be a partially bad element. Post the model number as well.