Dryer suddenly shut off mid cycle, had heat, just

You can check the manual or online instructions to how you can reset data factory for the machine.

Mark, Could be limit /over heat/thermal fuse/switch, check or have checked by a good repair Tech., diagnosed and estimate repair. Check the attached links,instruction and guides, Good luck
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Kenmore Dryer - heats & runs but stops mid-cycle. Asked Aug 30, 2006, 12:25 PM - 10 Answers .... Unfortunately it shuts off after a few minutes, I'll estimate about 5.After waiting about 30 minutes, ... New Member. Jun 16, 2010, 09:20 AM ...

Well we know the door switch is functioning properly so that usually just leave a timer issue.

Did you pull the dryer out or forward sounds like you may have pinched the exhaust which restricts air flow exiting the unit this will cause it to heat briefly shut down heat shut down and continue this cycle the fact that it worked before makes me think it something simple it will not tumble in any cycle if door switch not installed correctly.

Janet McDonald,

I understand that you are having trouble with your dryer not heating and not running a full cycle and shutting off with the Drying, Cool Down, and Extended Tumble lights flashing. What I suggest is to give your appliance a hard reset. You will do this by either unplugging it or cutting the power off at the circuit breaker for 3-5 minutes. After the 3-5 minutes, bring power back and try to start a cycle. If it does not complete the cycle and shuts off with the lights flashing, I suggest to either contact the manufacturer or a local appliance technician. This way you will be able to locate the cause of this issue and have it resolved.

-Best Regards-

THere maybe a thermal limit sensor gone bad. Keeps the dryer from over-heating. Located behind rear panel on most and mounted on the heat tube. Verify with volt/ohm meter if possible

You may be experiencing "Heat Retention" by stopping your dryer mid-cycle, which you should NOT ever have to do! If you have a minor vent restriction or if you open the dryer mid-cycle when the heat is on, this will cause a disruption in the airflow and rising temperatures can keep the dryer from restarting until it has been cooled long enough.
Check your vent all the way to the outside for restrictions/obstructions every 6 months. Clean your lint filter after each load and DO NOT stop the dryer mid-cycle!
Note: Stopping the dryer mid-cycle can also cause severe burns and even melt polyester fibers.

motor is weak and over heating and shutting off,sorry no fix-mike

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