My roper dryer does not heat up i checked thermostat, thremo fuse and heating element they show working could it be my timer when dryer is running timer does nt advance it stays in the same position.
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There are normally three devices controlling heat overload, but I don't see them in parts lists. Thermostat, high limit cut out and thermal fuse. The thermal fuse doesn't reset, it basically blows and cuts power.
If it is the timer, they are over $200 so call for service so they take the risk on it being right. Then you get the warranty on parts and labour.
I fixed a roper dryer with a no heat problem and I did a youtube video you can google Roper Dryer no heat if my movie does not show but I gonna post it for you.
thermal fuse, for test purposes only (DISCONNECT POWER) tape the two wire together run dryer it will heat, then order the correct fuses and replace them before operating dryer;
either the breaker has tripped and not allowing it to heat,thermal fuse kit may have gone bad or element is bad.that is normal problems with dryers.first check to see if 220 is going to dryer and drye cord is in good shape.no burns.
Dryer will run forever if it doesnt heat up, Dryer has to heat up and thermostat has to get hot and open to start the timer. Odds are rally great, it is your heating element.
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