Dryer wont start?

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may be door switch, here is a website that will help, Tim:

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if you can here the motor running then it is the belt, here is a website that will give instructions as to change the belt, the second is if it won't start:

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The belt is probably broken . This unit won't start if the belt is broke.

check the door switch,also you can remove the back panel and check the little white main fuse on the blower box-mike

did you check the door switch,and the heating element(make sure it's not grounding out,check to make sure you have 120volts coming in on both legs-mike

your dryer may not be recieving adequate voltage to start.
make sure your dryer is plugged in.
also check the circuit breaker panel to make sure all circuit breakers are in the right position.
check fuse box for blown fuse.
try plugging in something else in the same outlet.
also refrain from using an extension cord.

check your breaker at the breaker box. or the thermal fuse has blown.

Assuming the problem is associated with you changing the cord, it sounds like you have a wire crossed on the power cord. Double check how you have the cord installed first. If that is correct check your power to the dryer. Since you changed the type of cord, I assume you have had outlet replaced or have just moved to new house. If you have a fuse box instead of a breaker box, check your fuses. It takes two fuses for the dryer. If one of them blows, the motor will run but you wont get heat. The motor runs on 120 but it needs 240 for the element. I can't count how many people have bought a new dryer just to find out they only had a house fuse blown and nothing was wrong with their old dryer. If you have had wall outlet changed there could be a wire crossed in it.