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Is your gas dryer spinning, turning on, or starting loads, but not heating up? Does the dryer complete, but your clothes are still wet? Try these fixes!
Learn how to troubleshoot and fix a broken gas or electric dryer. Discover common problems that cause your dryer to stop working.
To test if the dryer is heating properly: 1. Select a heated cycle 2. Run the cycle for 5 minutes (empty dryer). 3. Open the door and feel inside. If the dryer is not heating, follow the troubleshooting information under the "Operation" section of the troubleshooting guide.
A clogged exhaust vent system slows moist air from leaving the dryer and extends drying time. Run the dryer for 5-10 minutes. Hold your hand under the outside exhaust hood to check the air movement. If the air movement is less than a hair dryer on high speed, clean the lint from the entire length of the system and the exhaust hood.
If your Whirlpool Dryer is having issues not starting, I have ten different ideas and solutions to solve the issue. Follow along hopefully with a multimeter,...
Improper airflow in your dryer can lead to improper drying, longer than expected drying times or wet damp loads at the end of a cycle. The following steps can help you troubleshoot the issue if your dryer isn’t functioning properly.
If your Dryer doesn't start, check if the "Start" button is pressed and held, the breakers or fuses are functioning correctly, the door is closed, and the Control Lock is off. Follow …
