It's not vent related at all. It's the motor that is bad. It will run until it overheats. After cooling off it'll run again until it overheats again. Motor will have to be replaced.
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SOURCE: Whirlpool Model LE7010XSNO. No Heat After Lint Cleaned Out
Those are likely possibilities. Also check the wiring for disconnected or burned terminals especially in areas that get hot. The element comes out easily to visually check it for breaks. If that's OK I'd look at the safety thermostat.
SOURCE: gas dryer/ whirlpool
Hi my Whirlpool dryer is not generating any heat and makes a
grind like noise then goes away after a min. model# LGR4634EQ3
Type # 121-00 anyhelp please thanks
Brian
SOURCE: Whirlpool dryer
If your dryer stops during its cycle, wait ten minutes and start dryer again. If dryer starts, then the motor was overheating.
Solution, Check for lint blockage around the motor and for possible overloading. If dryer repeatedly stops during its cycle, especially during consecutive loads, replace motor.
Good luck
SOURCE: Water builds up behind heat exchanger
I don't know if there is a cure for this. Bosch never answers my calls or my e-mails, but I have found that by blowing in the hose to disengage the lint collecting there and then sucking out the line will remove nearly all of the build up amd drying will resume.
SOURCE: Getting Hot, but not drying the clothes
there has got to be some restriction in the vent system. Take the vent pipe completely off and look in the tube coming directly out of the dryer. Also make sure the drum is turning good speed.
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