Are there a reset button on the motor - Whirlpool Duet 7.0 Cu. Ft. Super Capacity Plus Electric Dryer

If you have lost your remote for your DC Blue and PLUS garage door motor and need to connect a new remote, but the memory is full, you will need to reset the motor to clear the memory before programming the new remote.
To reset the DC Blue and PLUS motor, follow these steps:

1. Locate the reset button on the motor. It is usually located near the bottom of the motor and may be labeled "Reset" or "Learn".
2. Press and hold the reset button for about 10 seconds until the LED light on the motor flashes rapidly.
3. Release the reset button and wait for the LED light to turn off. This indicates that the motor has been reset and the memory has been cleared.

Once you have reset the motor, you can program your new remote by following the instructions in the manual. If the memory is still full and you are unable to program the new remote, you may need to delete some of the stored remotes from the motor's memory to make room for the new remote.
To delete stored remotes from the motor's memory, follow these steps:

1. Press and hold the "Learn" button on the motor for about 10 seconds until the LED light starts flashing.
2. Press the button on the remote you want to delete from the memory.
3. Wait for the LED light on the motor to flash rapidly, indicating that the remote has been deleted from the memory.

Repeat these steps for each remote you want to delete from the memory until you have enough space to program your new remote.
If you are still having trouble programming your new remote or resetting the motor, you may need to contact a professional technician for assistance.

An electric motor used in lots of equipment may include overload reset button on the motor body. If the motor is overloaded or if it overheats, this button will pop "out" indicating that an internal electric safety device has tripped,shutting the motor off.
Once the motor has cooled sufficiently it can be re-started, usually by pushing the popped-out reset switch back down.

Ivan say for sure without knowing your model number but it most likely does not have a reset button. Most have a thermal reset belt into he motor because it's cheaper than putting on a reset button.

sounds like you have to manualy reset the burner motor. Every north american oil burners have a manual reset button,, tiny little red button located on the sides of the motor, if it needed resetting you should feel a slight click . then reset the primary once again. if youu have an electgrical tester u could always test for 115volts at burner motor upon rsetting primaryt

The reset button is located under the cover visible from the dipstick side of the pump, however, if there is no visible button, then the reset is incorporated within the windings of the motor. The reset hidden in the windings does fail and can be eliminated with much effort. If the motor is cutting out for no apparent reason and comes back on after it cools or if the unit will not power on and all components test good, then suspect internal reset. The internal reset fails if the motor has been overheated many times by low power, or too long of an extension cord or powered by generator.

I think the question is thermal overload on a three phase motor. If a motor has a thermal overload that must be manually reset then there should be a button on the motor, often red. While the motor is de-energized (power plug removed) , push the reset button by hand.

the reset button is in the on switch what you need to do is unplug from wall socket then press the on button down hard to reset.

1) Sometimes some motor have reset button , other NOT

2) See the w. diagram attached. God bless you

3) Download the instruction manua go www.fitness.manualsonline.com or www. retrevo.com

if your vacuum motor overheats, it will stop working. it will start working again once it cools.

usually if the motor is not kicking in then it is a blocked/seized wash motor or a broken wire somewhere from the timer to the motor. either will mean a stripdown. try checking out the motor first.