Questions & Answers for: Roper one heat

...REX5634KQ1 Type D433-ELE-2406028-FM54. Please tell me what you think. I originally thought it was one of the heating elements gone out, but was told this dryer only has one. Is this correct.

...to go is the heating element. This is caused by lint build up. Check here first. Be sure to check the circuit breakers. Sometimes one will blow and the dryer will spin on one breaker but not

heat. Only one leg is used to run the motor etc.. Your motor runs so this can fool you into believing that the electrical connection is ok when it really is not. Your dryer is on a double circuit with

...if it heats. if not check the lower one. do not run dryer for longer then i takes to see if coils heat up. if still no heat then u need to pull heating element off and check for an open in the

...one is blown, the dryer may still operate but not heat. Another common cause of a dryer failing to heat (or only partially heat) is a faulty element. You will need to replace it. Good luck and have a ...

no heat coming out.Clothing won't dry Might be your heating element or one of the limits mounted on your heating element chamber. Look For lint in the vent if one f them components is popped

one for the element. There are instructions for "general dryer no heat" on here that are step by step. A quick search should find what you need. Please unplug your dryer before you open the cabinet or

...heat at all is usually the thermal fuse, the high limit thermostat, the heating element or you have a bad breaker at the box and are running on 1/2 phase (or 110 only). With the power OFF and the ...

...one load and it was fine. The next one had no heat. What could be the problem? Ck heating coils for a burnt out coil they look like springs under back or the thermo fuse near thr air outlet

...in a wet location. Most dryers run the heating element on 220 volts, meaning you can either have one larger breaker or you could have 2 smaller breakers or fuses. If that is the case, possibly one ...