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I have a Roper RES7646KQ2 Dryer. Last year I had a bad heating element and replaced it. It has worked fine until yesterday.
The unit tumbles the clothes but no heat. So I checked the continuitiy of the Heating Element and it was fine. I tested the thermal fuse and it was fine, I tested the thermostat under the thermal fuse (low end thermostat) and its continuity was fine. I then tested the Hight end thermostat (on the heating element assembly) It had continuity, I then checke the thermal cut off located above the heating element and it had continuity.
So I then checked my circuit breakers (both are locked together and fine). I checked the power at the back of the unit at the terminals center terminal to left (120 v) then center terminal to right (120v) then I tested the outer two terminals and it was at 240 V.
What could be keeping the unit from heating? The timer is advancing during the cycle.
I am not sure what else to test.
Ideas?
The unit tumbles the clothes but no heat. So I checked the continuitiy of the Heating Element and it was fine. I tested the thermal fuse and it was fine, I tested the thermostat under the thermal fuse (low end thermostat) and its continuity was fine. I then tested the Hight end thermostat (on the heating element assembly) It had continuity, I then checke the thermal cut off located above the heating element and it had continuity.
So I then checked my circuit breakers (both are locked together and fine). I checked the power at the back of the unit at the terminals center terminal to left (120 v) then center terminal to right (120v) then I tested the outer two terminals and it was at 240 V.
What could be keeping the unit from heating? The timer is advancing during the cycle.
I am not sure what else to test.
Ideas?