[Ashsmyl]

Ok, I do appologize for yet another thread of the same topic but I am really stumped!! I have checked all things that seam to be the possible problem. I have tested the element, thermostats, the hi-thermo limit thing, and I have tested the timer switch. Now that one does come with a disclaimer, not exactly sure the timer got tested right but the A and B post , which is heat if I read corretly, ohm-ed out fine. When I was taking the wires off the timer, one came off with too much ease, could it have simply been a loose wire all this time? Can a timer wire just get loose like that? Sorry to be so lengthy, I appreciate any feed back thanks!!!!

Oh yah, the breakers have been tested and if I have a thermal fuse I can't find it!

[eric shubert]

there is a broken belt switch next to the motor. is the thing dead or is something still working . sure you have 220 at the dryer

[PS Volunteer - Appguy]

Broken belt and dryer will not run! You will need a meter to check things.

[Ashsmyl]

The dryer runs perfect, cycles, whole nine yards, it just does not heat, haven't checked anything about a belt switch though. What is that all about?

[PS Volunteer - Appguy]

Just unplug every thing you ohm test before testing. All compnents except heater should be near zero ohms.

[Ashsmyl]

Thanks for everyones help. but my brother-in-law finally found the problem.
There were ants in the motor switch messing up the contacts!!!!!

[jamie31]

My dryer won't get heat can anyone tell me what could be wrong

[ygyssdsy]

there is a broken belt switch next to the motor. is the thing dead or is something still working . sure you have 220 at the dryer