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I have a stacked 120v kenmore washer dryer. (model 110.88732793) I have checked the continuity of the heating element, thermostats, and the thermal fuse, and all are good, but still have no heat in my dryer. What could it be? I was thinking it might have something to do with the timer assembly. The dryer does spin and blow air, but not hot air.
Also, the button to turn the dryer on doesn't stay in unless I hold it down, so I think that the switch needs to be replaced as well. Any suggestions?
Thank you!
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The push to start switch is not supposed to stay in. If you have to hold it in to keep the motor running, then you have a faulty motor. This can be caused by a faulty motor centrifugal switch which can also prevent the heat from working. Can you post a photo of the wiring diagram? Can't seem to find one for that model.
Eric
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