Dryers stopped working during cycle

Try holding down the start button for 10 sec's to reset it.

Check the belt.

Strong possibility your dryer fuse has melted due to a lint buildup in the filter chute of your dryer. Check out my photos of a dryer tuneup I did last summer. ROPER DRYER TUNE UP

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No, but mine started doing the same thing today. Did it once before and same- started working again. Any suggestions for last poster and myself?

When the timer stops during the duration of the time set the timers cogged tooth gearing has stripped out. A new timer will be needed to get your dryer working again

replace your t-fuse again but also chekc to see if the vent going outside is restricted. if hte vent is smashed or clogged the heat has nowhere to go. i would say that is your issue. clean your vent before you change he t-fuse.

Check the circuit breakers for the dryer first. Remember when you reset the breaker, to turn it all the way to the OFF position firmly and then back on.

If your dryer stops during its cycle, wait ten minutes and start dryer again. If dryer starts, then the motor was overheating.

Solution, Check for lint blockage around the motor and for possible overloading. If dryer repeatedly stops during its cycle, especially during consecutive loads, replace motor.

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