Good Evening,

Been trying to find a block diagram for this washer and dryer set but
cannot. Just need to know if anyone knows where the operating thermostat
may be on this unit. It is not heating very well but it is heating.
Vacuumed all the lint out of the back of it, and also have checked for clear
venting which it does have. Any suggestions folks?

Thanks
Greg
ki4bbl AT cox DOT net

G. Doughty wrote:
Good Evening,

Been trying to find a block diagram for this washer and dryer set but
cannot. Just need to know if anyone knows where the operating
thermostat
may be on this unit. It is not heating very well but it is heating.
Vacuumed all the lint out of the back of it, and also have checked
for clear
venting which it does have. Any suggestions folks?

Thanks
Greg
ki4bbl AT cox DOT net

Hi,

Just need to know if anyone knows where the operating thermostat
may be on this unit.

No model# posted....but the operating thermostat should be on the fan
blower....the safety/high limit thermostat(s) are nomally on the
heating element cage.

It is not heating very well but it is heating

Grounded heating element( if electric ), poor air flow ( dryer ducts,
venting ducts, drum seals ), thermostat(s).

jeff.
Appliance Repair Aid
http://www.applianceaid.com/

"G. Doughty" wrote in message
news:2iPRd.52224$EG1.3066@lakeread04...
Good Evening,

Been trying to find a block diagram for this washer and dryer set but
cannot. Just need to know if anyone knows where the operating thermostat
may be on this unit. It is not heating very well but it is heating.
Vacuumed all the lint out of the back of it, and also have checked for
clear
venting which it does have. Any suggestions folks?

Thanks
Greg
ki4bbl AT cox DOT net

Operating thermostats are not usually responsible for a low heat problem,
but anything is possible. You might want to check the lint filter cavity to
see if it is clear.

Gas or electric?
Model number?
How long is the vent?
120 volts or 240 volts?

Ran into this on one of these once, found the lint filter (in the back
of the drum) completely plugged. Customer (Mexican chap, "no habla
Ingles") didn't realise it was there. Managed to explain it to him by
demonstration.