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ADE3LRGS171TW01 Speed Queen Dryer Not Heating

xman1x

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xman1x

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I have a Speed Queen dryer, model number ADE3LRGS171TW01, that heats for a short amount of time and then stops. If I stop and restart the dryer right away it will not heat at all. I have checked all thermostats and the heating element for continuity. Is there any other part that could be causing this issue? Thanks for any help you can provide.

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johntech Sensei

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I would suspect clogged ducts causing the unit to over heat and shut off the heat with the cycling thermostat on the heater duct assembly. A couple ways you can test the theory would be to disconnect the duct from the wall and run a load. If it works clean the ducts. The thermostat would test fine unless you got to it while it was still tripped. Another test I would do is set it to air dry and make sure the heat Turns off. You may have a grounded heating element causing it to over heat.

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Thanks for the advice. Tried both of those things with no success.

Hiroshi Sensei

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Absolutely no change when run with the duct removed?? Getting forceful airflow ?

 

 

evaappliance Sensei

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How old is this dryer?  There are several things that can cause what you are saying , if what johntech

 said wasn't the issue the next thing is to make sure you have full power to the dryer

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