Questions & Answers for: Maytag one heat

...heat the dryer spins but will not heat up enough to dry clothes. either the heating element is goin out or your limit switches are going bad it has to be one or the other since they control the ...

...one THE HIGH LIMIT THERMOSTAT IS ON YOUR HEAT ELEMENT CANISTER. THEN YOU SHOULD HAVE ONLY ONE OTHER AND THAT WOULD BE YOUR CYCLING THERMOSTAT. CHECK TO SEE IF A COIL IS BROKEN ON THE HEAT ELEMENT ...

...circuit, that the motor closes to insure the motor is turning. Try another heat setting. There is more than one thermostat. You may have blown the 'thermal fuse' too, whcih requires

not heating up clock and touch-pad working but elements not heating up. Top and Oven Hi. If one of the heating elements is not heating at all, then replace the heating element. You can test the ...

...one load, then no heat the next. thought it might be the element, so took the panels off and in the process of cleaning out the lint,discovered that one of the power wires had come off the element ...

...heat circuit with the motor running To check a heating element circuit you need to separate 240 volts. You can not tell where you are losing 120 volts otherwise, or more important, which side of the ...

...heat up to 350 degrees. if this is all the higher it heats,its one of 2 things,first the heating element could have a Hot-Spot on it somewhere(a dis-coloration) on the element and have a bubbly/pock ...

...one heat- HOT. I had a thermostat replaced, and the heat switch replaced, but it still only dries at one heat. I also checked the vent hose. Any ideas? this may help Tim: ...

...heat and one for the tumbling motor. If the motor works, but there is no heat, check to see if the larger plug is plugged into its receptacle. Your dryer may have two plugs--one small regular ...

...as a final test. I am getting 120V at both terminals of the heating element when the dryer is turned on, yet I'm not getting any heat. Any solutions? Check the thermostats again. One is