Nick for Model Number Kenmore Electric Dryer 110.62872101 Problem: After the cycle, the clothes are dry but cold (not hot) I had clean the vent and lint for the dryer, check the vent output. I had replaced all thermostat fuels and components, heat elements, and the timer too. All continuities check out fine. The dryer did heat up at the beginning and even during the cycle. I see and feel the heat from the heat element. Could it be the temperature switch or where should I look at? Thanks
Answer Hello Nick, the temperature selector switch for this model only controls the range of drying temp, not the heat/no heat selection, that is done in the timer. If you have a multimeter then run the dryer with a clothes load until it loses heat in the cycle, then test for 240v L1-L2 at the rear terminal block, if you still have 240v, then unplug the dryer line cord or shut off the breaker to it and access the motor and check the load switch wiring and terminals for any problems. Read More... Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com | Monday, August 19, 2019