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open the door and push in on the door switch to see if it's ok,it should click and the light should go off when you push it in,if not the switch is bad and the dryer won't start,if that's ok you have to get in there with a meter to check the t-stats,unplug it first,also if the belt broke the dryer won't run,there's a belt switch that stops the dryer from running if the belt broke.usually if the dryer hasn't been taken apart and cleaned out the thermal fuse will pop,this is a safety so if the dryer runs to hot the fuse pops,you have to clean out the dryer,the duct that the lint filter slides down into and the vent line has to be cleaned,do this once a year and you'll have less problems with the dryer and you won't have a fire.

Try to call handyman. Or find if it isnt in the maunal. Or check if the drier is good connect. U better do if u call handyman. Jacob

that isn't a good model number open the door,look around the opening where you put the clothes in and you'll see the model number,you could have a bad thermal fuse or another t-stat is bad,you have to get in there with a meter and check out the parts for continuity

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if it stays running when you hold the button in or turn it on there's a belt switch that could be bad.it's a safety so if the belt does break the dryer won't stay on.it's just a cherry switch two wires go to it and there's a white button on it the the metal arm that the pulley attaches to hits the switch,if the button isn't pushed in the dryer won't stay on.if that's good you'll have to get in there with a meter and start checking t-stats.hope this helps you out.

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How did you wire the 4 prong cord?

Maybe check to see if cord is wired correctly

Strange. Heaters usually shut down with the spinning drum when door is open. If you check the schematic for unit you can check to see if in fact this is correct operation. Attached site usually has schematics for appliances. You might want to check. Search Over 2 1 Million Appliance Parts