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5 .
B a d M o t o r o r M o t o r S w i t c h
R e f .
S e c t i o n
I V ,
D , # f
T . F . 2 6 - 2 3
6.
Bad Door Switch
R e f . S e c t i o n
I V .
D , * f
7.
Lint
In llotor
This
could
cause the
therrrc
o v e r l o a d
p r o t e c t o r ,
I o c a t e d
i n s i d e
t h e m o t o r ,
t o c u t
o u t ,
making
the motor
inoperative.
B .
N o H e a t
NOTE: Verify
this
complaint
before
changing any components.
The
real
complaint
rnay be "too long of drying
time".
Run unit
at
mid-point
in brown portion
of Timer Dial
for
approximately
two
minutes,
then feel
the air
coming out of the exhaust duct.
If
the unit
is heating,
refer
to C, this
section.
If
the unit
is
not heating,
check the following:
l.
Bad Tirpr
R e f .
S e c t i o n
f V ,
E ,
* 4
2.
O5ren or Intermittent
Thermostat (s)
R e f .
S e c t i o n
I V ,
A ,
* 4
3.
Open in Heating Element
4.
Open in Wiring
5 .
B a d M o t o r
S w i t c h
Motor
and Switch
replaced
as an
a s s e m b l y .
C.
Too Long to Dry Clothes
I.
Clogged Lint
Filter
Filter
must be kept
clean
m a x i m u m d r y i n g
e f f i c i e n c y .
Clean
after
each load
is
d r i e d .
2.
Poor Air
Supply
Unit
should be kept at a
ninimum of 8" from a waII
and
out of closets
and other
small
area when running.
Operating
close to walls
or in small
areas allows
the dryer
to cycle
its
own moisture-laden,
exhausted air
stream.
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