Top 20 Whirlpool LER4634J Electric Dryer Questions & Answers

The vents are most likely stoped up . All the lint & anything around the fan all the way to the outside vent needs cleaned . I have found a lot of things in front of the fan nails coins & whatever that were in clothes pockets sometimes the lint or other things won't let the fan turn & the breaker or thermal fuse to blow. Hope this helps

if you have the back off you have to remove the air duct to get at the blower wheel,there are some screws that hold it on.go here and look at dryer bulkhead and it will show you a picture,you have to spin the blower wheel off of the motor shaft,if you look at the blower wheel it will show you what way to turn it to get it off. http://www.searspartsdirect.com/model-number/11088732793/0582/0152000.html?searchType=modelSearch&q=110.887322793&searchTerm=110.887322793

Check the vent for clogging condition that will turn off unit and cause it to overheat. If vent goes up to roof check up there also - that is where mine was clogged with a sort of paper mache clog!!!!!

Their is a connection that might be off and the only way to see it is to tilt it over

Agree with you. Make sure the lint collector is clean and ditto for the vent. If it goes up to roof have to check it there also to make sure there are no obstructions whatsoever in vent line. Unit is turning off because it is overheating. If lint collector and vent is squeaky clean and unit blows out like crazy then the temp switch is opening up prematurely and might need replacement or jumping - your call. If you want to check for part go here Search Over 2 1 Million Appliance Parts

Remove the back panel. Check the thermal cutoff it is on the top heating element cover. You can check it with an ohm meter. If it is bad replace it 309 degrees and the hi-limit thermostat (250 degrees) you can get a kit that has both in it. If the hi limit is bad it will blow the cutoff. If it starts after replacing them check all thermostats & remove the blower cover and clean any lint or junk from around the fan. Check the fan it may be broken or stripped Clean any lint you see anywhere lint or junk will not let the heat get out the vent.You may find pencils nails or anything keeping the blower from turning.Be absolutley sure the vent is clean all the way out of the house. Hope this will help you good luck.

YEAH... 2 choices... clean the vent tube or disconnect the vent tube and open all the doors & windows Carnac the Magnificent

It unscrews. With that being said most times it is on so tightly that you have to break it off. Squeak noise is most likely the rollers or the idler arm.

First check beaker flip it off than back on next check the door switch if tab missing or loose it should spring back when pressed next the dryer may have over heated the thermal fuse may have blown

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I do believe you are probably seeing AF. AF is restricted airflow, which can be a number of different things. You might have a gasket leaking between the tub and front panel, maybe the gasket is loose or missing from the door, or clogged fan housing inside. Most of the time, it's usually a venting issue in the home.

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Remove back panel should be on the lower half of the heat tunnel

No. Check your vent hose to see if it is plugged.

It might be one of the electric components such as the thermostat.

if the washer is a Whirlpool built you need to go through the front of the unit the back panel lifts up and two clips hold the outer can on and onece removed you can access all components

Doris, the model # given is incomplete. However, I will tell you that 99% of service is done from the front, NOT from the back. If you do remove the back, it is very time consuming and most likely unnecessary. I suggest you post the actual issue you are having with the washer to see if we can direct you in the proper manner.

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I found a work around that works for me. Press and hold wich cycle you would like, while still holding the button down choose which options you want such as time or heat ect. While still holding the button down press srart.

Most commonly it's the white thermal fuse in the back of the dryer, but it could be any number of things including a door switch, burned wire, bad motor, bad timer, etc. Try the thermal fuse first. It's easiest and cheapest.