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Originally Posted by: pkeresz  Thank you Joe, Ohm and Jerry! I will be following up. P Pkeresz, You're very welcome !! Let us know what you find. Thanks,
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Thank you Joe, Ohm and Jerry! I will be following up. P
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Originally Posted by: ohm Here is your Tech Sheet follow it. Ohm, Thanks for attaching the wiring diagram. It may make it easier for pkeresz to repair his dryer. Thanks Again,
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Hello pkeresz, First, verify 240Vac to the terminal block where the cord connects to the dryer. You should then pull the tech sheet from the unit and run the test for the start button on the console. If this tests good you should next go to the belt switch and thermal fuse, (light blue to blue), in the circuit to the motor. You should also check for continuity on the door switch Part number: AP6008561
from white to brown. With the switch in the closed position, it should read continuity. If all tests read good, the issue is most likely in the control board Part number: AP3841286
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Originally Posted by: pkeresz Kenmore-Dryer Elite-11064082201-ModelTroubleshooting: control panel lights up, all touch controls respond except start. Door switch seems OK, clicks and light comes on. Jumped thermo fuse and thermistor sensor, plugged in dryer, selected a cycle and pressed Start: NOTHING. What can I test next? Thanks. PKK Pkeresz, Make sure the belt and belt switch and wires are OK. Since you've bypassed most of the safety devices with no improvement, you'll need to check the machine control board for 120 VAC out to the motor circuit next. (Connector P1 pin 4 blue wire, to chassis ground). The motor relay on the board could be faulty and not supplying power to the motor.
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Kenmore-Dryer Elite-11064082201-ModelTroubleshooting: control panel lights up, all touch controls respond except start. Door switch seems OK, clicks and light comes on. Jumped thermo fuse and thermistor sensor, plugged in dryer, selected a cycle and pressed Start: NOTHING. What can I test next? Thanks. PKK
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