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Caution: Homeowners should not pursue any dryer repairs on his own, unless he is a licensed and experienced technician. Working with electricity and mechanical issues that you are not familiar with can be very dangerous and costly. The information posted on our website is strictly for educational purpose and will help you to become more familiar with your dryer while also using them in the most efficient way. For professional assistance for your dryer repair related matters, call us at our toll free number:

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DRYERS

The job of the dryer motor is to drive the drum and blower the air trough the dryer. It does this in different ways, depending upon the dryer. In every case, however, drive belts are involved.
Belts: You may have a dryer, in which one large belt extends from the motor pulley right around the drum and is pulled so taut that when the motor revolves the drum revolves too. In this installation, you may find a smaller belt extending from the motor pulley to a pulley on the blower housing. The blower's job is to blow moist, heated air through the drum and out through the vent that leads outside the home. In another type of arrangement, there may be a relatively small drive belt extending between the motor pulley and a reduction pulley, and another small drive belt between the reduction pulley and a pulley on the drum housing. You can see what happens. The motor pulley drives the reduction pulley, which drives the drum pulley. In this installation, there might not be a drive belt between the motor and blower unit. Instead, the motor and blower unit might be coupled together by a common shaft so that when the motor revolves, causing the shaft to turn, the blower will operate. A dryer may have a combination of any of these arrangements to drive drum and blower unit.
Drums: A dryer may have one of two different types of drums. Some drums are called shrouded drums, while others are non-shrouded. The primary difference between them is the way in which heated air enters the drum. In dryers with shrouded drums, the heated air enters through perforations around the sides of the drum. In dryers with non-shrouded drums, heated air enters through perforations in the rear of the drum. This is not important when it comes to fixing a dryer problem.
Controls: All clothes dryers have certain controls in common. These are important when you have to troubleshoot a problem. The primary control is a timer that is similar to the timer used by other major appliances, notably washing machines and dishwashers.
The timer is nothing more than an electric clock motor that runs at a set speed. It has on its shaft a series of cams, which are circular objects interrupted by projections. These cams (the number depends on the number of functions the timer has to control) revolve at a set speed. As a projection comes around to a certain point, it strikes a switch to activate the particular function. When the projection slides away from the Switch, the switch is deactivated, and the function ceases. In the case of a clothes dryer, the timer has relatively little to do. Once you set it for the time desired, it simply winds itself back down to zero, at which point it trips a switch that turns the dryer off. The timer works in conjunction with a heat-selector switch that turns heat on and off to control temperature in respect to the type of clothes. This is done so the clothes will cool and making them easier to handle when the dryer stops. A delicate fabric-drying selection, is the contrast, is a low-heat setting for woolens, knits and synthetics from being damaged by excessive heat. In addition to a timer and heat selector switch, every dryer has several safety devices built into it. Some are in the form of thermostats, which function similarly to those we have discussed elsewhere in this book. Switches may also be used as safety features.
Getting at the heating element
It an electric dryer's thermostats all work, check the heating element in the intake duct. (For a gas drier, call a serviceman.) Take off the rear panel, pull the wires off the terminals of the element and safety thermostat; take the intake duct off its brackets.

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