I have ^ place to plug and six wires I do not know where the go on the heater can
SOURCE: HE 4 Removing Heating Element
post your email i will send you the manual on it.. also post the complete model number from the unit
SOURCE: Kenmore Dryer Model 110 Heating Element & Thermostat
believe that model has a relay under console..pull console end caps off remove screw on each end roll console back..if your model has an electronic bd it also has a heat relay it will be the one with 2 large red wires.. a quick ck would be to unplug power remove the red wires and tape bear ends together pug back up turn on dryer if it heats unplug and exchange the 2 relays the one with the blue wires is the motor relay and is same as heat relay try again if motor fails to start bad relay if motor starts bad control bd
SOURCE: Installing Heating Element 279838 on Kenmore Dryer 110.66662500
go to: searsparts on the web put in your model# and look at the exploded views and, schematics
SOURCE: Kenmore 62064 elec. drying is runing (all buttons
Hi Sam,
Make sure that you have checked the circuit breaker, to find out wither or not the breaker was tripped or not, before you take it apart. but there is a good chance that you are right on the money......
SOURCE: Lower Heat Element in Kenmore Oven
Hey- Disconnect power. pull back cover to access wires for element. Re-connect wires and loosely re-position insulation. Reinstall back cover and chk operation.- Hope this helps- ED
To replace this one, power down and pull the
dryer out
and remove the back cover. You'll see a long, vertical 'can' on the right
side, with the
element
coil inside. To remove this can, simply pull the element wires (can be
hard to remove; I use a long-nosed pliers), the limit thermostat wires
just above them, and the thermal fuse wires if equipped (this is a
little device mounted high on the side of the can, with two wires
attached). One 5/16" hex screw at the top and a little strap holds the
can in place. Remove this screw (You can look through the small hole
that lines up with it, originally to poke a long screwdriver through),
tip the can rearward, and lift it off its two bottom hooks. Once the
can's out, one screw holds the element inside. Remove it, and the old
element coil will slide out. Slide the new one in, reverse this
process, and you're done!
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