"Tony D." wrote in message
om...
Is there any possibility one of his 220v legs is out, or would that
not allow it to heat at all?
Just a thought.
Thanks, Tony D.


Good chance then, that his drum would not turn, even if the elements
warmed...altho, good idea.



(David Efflandt) wrote in message
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On 23 Nov 2003 04:20:36 GMT, Billccm wrote:
Hello:
My Amana Electric dryer (model LE8327W) is taking longer and longer to
dry the
clothes. It seems to heat, yet even on the non automatic timed cycle
it takes
about three hours to dry a full load.
I have read that a heating element may partially burn out; any
thoughts on
this? Could I use an ohm meter to determine the elements?
Would a cycle thermostat be the best first bet?
Any help is appreciated.
Bill

When you run it for awhile are the cloths hot or not. If hot but damp,
check for plugged vent. If not hot, it could be a heating element.

I had trouble with my gas dryer last spring. I went outside to see if
it
was blowing air and a dazed bird flew into my hand on its way out.
Apparently damp lint collected on the outside flapper last winter,
keeping
it from closing, and a bird made a nest in the vent, almost totally
blocking it.