Brand: Kenmore Model Number: 11060202990 Main Symptom: Shuts off What happens & when: Dryer will usually run normal the first time or for a couple of loads. If the dryer is restarted after the first run time has completed, sometimes it will shut off after a couple of minutes. It can immediately be restarted, but then shuts off again. Sometimes, we have no problems with it shutting off. Not sure what part may be the issue here.
Error Code (if any): No code
Parts or tests already tried: None
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For model 1060202990, an intermittent shutoff that typically occurs after the dryer has already completed one cycle and is warm is most often caused by a component that is failing when it heats up.
Based on your symptoms, I would check these in order:
Thanks for the reply. I do not think its a restricted venting/airflow issue. The run to the outside is only about 2 feet long. I am always making sure I’m getting good airflow out the vent. I may also check inside the dryer to see if any airflow is restricted.
I replaced the motor, dryer blower wheel, cleaned everything inside, and put a few new seals on. Dryer just shut off again mid 2nd cycle after running the full 1st cycle. It only seems to shut off with the high heat cycle. If we run it on the high heat cycle and it shuts off, if we switch it to the low heat cycle right afterwards, it has not shut off. Any other thoughts on what could be causing this issue?
Thank you. Looking at your website to order the part that you think I need, what is the P/N of this cycling thermostat/High-Limit thermostat or is this 2 different parts? Please provide me with the P/N of the part(s) you think would fix this issue.
Question: Is the whole dryer shutting off? Or are you talking about the heat.if whole dryer is shutting off that cycling thermostat will not fix that problem!
I replaced some parts and we are still testing the dryer to see if it will shut off in the middle of the cycle. As for the air dry cycle not working, I did confirm that it is the timer. It works, but the dial has to be slight push up in order to start the cycle. It will sometimes stay running on that cycle when you release the dial, sometimes not.