First thing I always do is make sure there is 240 volts to the dryer and that the terminals and cord are OK. Once you've done that, you can start checking other things.

You check the element for continuity and you check the thermal fuse/cutout and the high limit thermostat on the side of the element.

If they are OK, check the thermostat located on the back of the blower housing. I usually check the thermal fuse at the same time.

If they are OK, I check the Timer for continuity when set on a heat cycle. If it tests good I usually end up doing a live voltage check to see where the voltage is stopped at. Most cases this isn't necessary.

If you go to $ears and type in your model number it will show you a parts diagram for your dryer. For some reason your model no. doesn't come up on this web site.

Oh, and if there is a heat selection switch they sometimes go bad and the switch on the motor can go bad to or burn a wire off. I hope this helps.