Electric dryer keeps stopping

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https://www.repairclinic.com/ProductDetail/689318?symptoms=1

https://www.appliancepartspros.com/repair-help/frigidaire-dryer-aeq8000fe0-repair/aeq8000fe0-wont-start.html

A call to their tech 800#s so you don't start throwing parts at it. :)

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It seems like clogged vent problem but as I always say The best method is to do your home work and you must do total trouble shooting procedure and replace defective parts if necessary and
Best way is visual check and check for any faulty component and parts and check all thermostats and sensors and look for clogged vent or any damaged or rusty or cracked components and use step by step deduction method for trouble shooting

dryer motor is overheating and shuting down,replace motor,the model number is inside the dryer door-mike

To unlock the Control Locked feature:
Press and hold the End Of Cycle Signal button for 3 seconds to turn this feature off.

NOTE: When the dryer is running and Control Locked light is on, the dryer can be stopped by pressing the Pause/Cancel button, but cannot be restarted until the control is unlocked.

If holding doesn't unlock the feature, it is likely a faulty interface. I am having the same problem with my Whirlpool dryer and it is the interface, but it seems that a lot of people are able to correct the issue just by pressing the End of Cycle button for 3 minutes.

Here is a link to parts, numbers, and prices from Sears:

http://www.searspartsdirec t.com/partsdirect/getSubComp.pd?modelNumber=GGW9250PW1&productCategoryId=0151200&brandId=1198&modelName=RESIDENTIAL-DRYER&diagramPageId=00001&componentDescription=TOP%20AND%20CONSOLE%20PARTS&documentId=W0508037&blt=06

When you press the start button you complete a circuit bringing the juice into your dryer to run the motor the igniter or heating elements and what ever else goes whee when your dryer is drying. So if you press the button to complete the circuit then when you let go of the button it would stand to reason that it break that flow and shut it all down. However in a dryer there is something of a centrifugal switch that kicks in and keeps that circuit open and flowing with juice once the drum begins to turn and you let go of the button. That's why in a normal situation if you don't hold the button down long enough the dryer will cut right back off or if you open the door to the dryer to throw something in and close it before it quits turning it will stay running. Sounds like you could add this centrifugal switch to the list of possible culprits in this mystery. O7OUT

maybe there is a sensor or a thermostate in it? check owners manual or call the company? just a thought.

ck to see if a wrinkle guard button is present or some such control if option is turned on most dryers will come on shut off like that for up to 12 hrs before completely shutting off this helps reduce wrinkles in clothes not removed from dryer when dry cycle completes ..if you can find owners manual consult if for a better explantion

if you can restart after it stops but have to wait 30 mins or longer suspect bad motor

pull end caps off just grab at top of plastic and pull towards you remove the 2 screws underneath lift console up and roll back next to timer is a small control bd to right of that are 2 relays 1 with red wires for element and 1 with blue wires for motor first try switching the relays they are identical and will work for either 1 ..try if works replace relay ..if still not working suspect control bd

check vents and venting. sounds like a controller problem and unfortunatly there are no resets for that type of problem