I have a 10 year old Frigidaire electric dryer. Last week it would run but stopped heating. I tested the thermal fuse first since that seemed to be the 1st thing to check. That came back ok. So I disassembled the dryer and found that the coil in the heating element was broken. I ordered a new heating element (and bearing kit since ours was pretty gross). Replaced both parts last night and reassembled the dryer. Now it doesn't run, no sound at all from anywhere when I turn the start knob. I've checked​ of the major fuses/switches but they look fine according to the multimeter. I didn't touch anything on the control panel or the motor during this process. The light comes on when the door opens so I know it's getting power. I can't think of anything else to double check. Any suggestions?

Thanks for the reply! Both of the fuses on the heating element have continuity as does the fuse on the blower. However I can't get a reading on the Start switch. I double checked the switch associated with the temperature knob just to make sure I wasn't missing something and can't get a reading on that one either. Will these use a different setting on the multimeter than the X1k ohm setting? (And the setting knob switch is really complicated so I have no idea how to test anything on that one.)

The door switch is also okay. Light goes on when the door opens.

That makes sense. The start button has continuity when turned so that's not it either. Any other suggestions on what else I can double check?

I wasn't sure if I had looked at that one so went ahead and tested it. That one has continuity as well. Based on the diagrams, I've looked at fuse/switch numbers: 10, 15, 26, 33, & 36 if I'm reading them correctly.

I think that's it. I have continuity between the Com & NO prongs but not the Com & NC prongs. That was one that I wasn't sure how to test and just guessed. I can order a new one and see if that fixes the problem. I really appreciate the help that you've given.