Our Amana of 10 yrs finally gave out for family of 6! Loved it, would’ve bought another one but wasn’t in stock so we bought this one. Hope it lasts about the same pretty please.
@@AA-ho5mg I would get all of your dryer information and model number. Go to local appliance store and tell them you want to change all the fuses out. Some of them look like fuses but have different names, they should still know what you are talking about. Good luck.
After a repairman did the troubleshooting on why my dryer wasn't working, he forgot to hook up the wires on one of the fuses. I watched the video and was able to successfully fix the dryer running with no heat. The original problem was related to a circuit board for my dryer/ power manager interface for my whole house generator. Great video and easy to follow.
Thanks. Just found a blown fuse after watching your video and just ordered.. I hope this resolves my issue. At the same time I'm watching your video, my wife is shopping for a new dryer.
@@hillbillyhowtosGuess who is not getting a new dryer? ME! Your simple instruction helped me locate a blown fuse in the dryer and replace it. Total cost $6.95. Thanks again for taking the time to make and post the video.
Thank you very much sir I’ll check our dryer it’s just like yours had it for 6+ years and thought it was time for a new one hopefully not all thanks to you happy holidays to you and your family
Thanks so much man. We just watched a bunch of videos from other channels that were just confusing. Your explanations are so clear and thorough. Thanks very much.
I thought it wasn't heating as well but came to notice the cool down time really cools down your clothes, I dislike that feature. I turn it to very dry and heats up Alot. So figured ok that's the setting I need, then it goes towards cool down same conclusion. No more Oldskool machinery, all these silly features are just unnecessary.
Sorry. I don't remember. You should be able to go to your local appliance store and give them your dryer info and they should give you the correct fuse. I hope that helps.
I replaced all the parts that were shown and my dryer still won't heat it runs but it will not heat it blows air just fine and I replaced the dryer heating element the thermal fuse the dryer thermal fuse the dryer thermostat in another dryer thermostat it still will not heat do you happen to know what it might be it blows air just fine it runs it just won't heat up
I have this exact same dryer we’ve fixed it 4 times recently no problem however it just stopped heating & we’ve even paid 2 different companies to come out & both tested everything & didn’t know how to fix it. We even bought a new timer bc it was the last thing left & it’s still not heating!! Had an electrician out it’s not that either ughhhhhh
I feel like I haven't had much luck with this type of dryer and the front loader washer. We now have the old school top loader washer and simple old school dryer. They can take a beating and keep on running.
I have checked my voltage coming into the dryer it is 240. I replaced every heating part, I have checked the timer and everything is ok what else is causing no heat.
Dude! Why didn't you show just partial instructions? Why didn't you show us testing every fuse? The fuse that you indicated was bad and replaced. What's the connections below it? My Whirlpool Dryer has that same connection below the fuse you replaced, but that connection below the fuse you replaced has a prong showing without a wire attached to it. And I don't know if it's suppose to be that way.
Sorry. I don't remember. You should be able to go to your local appliance store and give them your dryer info and they should give you the correct fuse. I hope that helps.
I bought my parts from Patterson's but not sure if you would have one of them in your area. I would check with a business that specializes in appliances or you might search online.
Don't you mean ohms and not volts? The tool is a multi function tester not a voltmeter. You are using the ohm scale or you can use a continuity tester too.
Single father of 5 here, i appreciate this video.
I'm happy it helped you! 👍
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Big help, your the only one who showed how to use Voltmeter.
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Thank you! I was able to get my dryer working thanks your video. CZcams is a great tool for all of us to share helpful information. God Bless
Your welcome! I'm glad the video helped you. 👍
Our Amana of 10 yrs finally gave out for family of 6! Loved it, would’ve bought another one but wasn’t in stock so we bought this one. Hope it lasts about the same pretty please.
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@@hillbillyhowtos How do I know which fuses to buy if I want to change all of them?
@@AA-ho5mg I would get all of your dryer information and model number. Go to local appliance store and tell them you want to change all the fuses out. Some of them look like fuses but have different names, they should still know what you are talking about. Good luck.
@@hillbillyhowtos Thank you so much, I appreciate it!
After a repairman did the troubleshooting on why my dryer wasn't working, he forgot to hook up the wires on one of the fuses. I watched the video and was able to successfully fix the dryer running with no heat. The original problem was related to a circuit board for my dryer/ power manager interface for my whole house generator. Great video and easy to follow.
Thank you. I'm glad it helped.
Thanks. Just found a blown fuse after watching your video and just ordered.. I hope this resolves my issue. At the same time I'm watching your video, my wife is shopping for a new dryer.
I hope it works before your wife buys a new dryer. Lol. 😁
@@hillbillyhowtosGuess who is not getting a new dryer? ME! Your simple instruction helped me locate a blown fuse in the dryer and replace it. Total cost $6.95. Thanks again for taking the time to make and post the video.
@@seanbarrett9640 Awesome! LOL
I just bought that dryer thank God I already found this video in case this happen to my dryer
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Bruh you just literally saved me $600 bucks! Thank you so much man!
That's awesome!
Keep going, you're a big help. You explained which setting on the meter to use, what a country. Thank you.
Thanks.
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I was going to tip you but I don’t see a Venmo or PayPal. You saved me with this video
I'm glad it helped you. I'm going to get a tip option on the site soon.
Much thanks to you! Your presentation was pleasant, quick and accurate. Very professional stuff.
Thank you! I'm glad it helped you.
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Thank you very much sir I’ll check our dryer it’s just like yours had it for 6+ years and thought it was time for a new one hopefully not all thanks to you happy holidays to you and your family
Thanks. Happy holidays to you too!
Hey thank you for the video!! I did the same exact thing you did and the dryer had that problem.
I'm glad it helped.👍
Thank you I was able to fix my dryer .
That's Great. 🙂
Thanks so much man. We just watched a bunch of videos from other channels that were just confusing. Your explanations are so clear and thorough. Thanks very much.
Thank you. I try to give as much detail as possible in my video's.
Thank you! you the best teacher!
Harbor freight to the rescue 👍 thanks for the info
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What is the one under the skinny whit fuse? The one that has 4 prongs
I thought it wasn't heating as well but came to notice the cool down time really cools down your clothes, I dislike that feature. I turn it to very dry and heats up Alot. So figured ok that's the setting I need, then it goes towards cool down same conclusion. No more Oldskool machinery, all these silly features are just unnecessary.
I agree! 😃
very helpful i think ill buy all three any way just in case
Sounds good.
Hi sir, what types of fuses did you get?
You save me 750 $ canadian dollar thanks lots man
That's great.
YEEEEEEEEEEHAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW! I have that thar dryer myself pardner!!!!! Nice video
I hope it works for you.
It did thanks! It was the $25 heating element. Amazon is amazing!
@@USMC-Sniper-0137 Awesome!
Great video. Nice and patient.
Thank you for the video, it helps.
Your welcome! I'm happy it helped.
Thank you. Help me diagnose the fuse problem.
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My dryer seems to be heating but the clothes are damp even with very dry option set. Any suggestions to resolve this issue?
We just install this dryer brand new and it doesn’t turn on any recommendations?
good afternoon Sir. I have this same dryer and it runs great yet does not produce any heat. Could you foward me the correct fuse pack to buy? thanks!
Sorry. I don't remember. You should be able to go to your local appliance store and give them your dryer info and they should give you the correct fuse. I hope that helps.
Thank you!
Your welcome!
I replaced all the parts that were shown and my dryer still won't heat it runs but it will not heat it blows air just fine and I replaced the dryer heating element the thermal fuse the dryer thermal fuse the dryer thermostat in another dryer thermostat it still will not heat do you happen to know what it might be it blows air just fine it runs it just won't heat up
From the videos I've been watching, it might be the timer which is where you turn the timer knob. czcams.com/video/fv2UqRUKnm0/video.html
Where do you get the prung from
Looks like it could use a good cleaning
Yes. I also cleaned it while I had it pulled out and taken apart. :)
What if my dryer is heating up but taking way longer to dry than normal, it is warm inside not hot.
I just bought that exact dryer and uh how do you turn it off and set it to another mode instantly?
Thanks man for the video
No problem. Thanks for watching.
I have this exact same dryer we’ve fixed it 4 times recently no problem however it just stopped heating & we’ve even paid 2 different companies to come out & both tested everything & didn’t know how to fix it. We even bought a new timer bc it was the last thing left & it’s still not heating!! Had an electrician out it’s not that either ughhhhhh
I feel like I haven't had much luck with this type of dryer and the front loader washer. We now have the old school top loader washer and simple old school dryer. They can take a beating and keep on running.
Thanks for the hillbilly advice!
Your welcome! 👍
What was the part you replaced called ?
Thanks
Your welcome!
when I go to the hardware store what kind of fuse are these called?
Which fuse? the high limit or what?
This fucking machine shouldn’t be allowed to sell on market ; it’s brand new but doesn’t work well
How do you change the bottom right one? It doesn’t have a screw and I don’t want to break it
Sorry. I'm not sure how to change that one so I dont want to tell you wrong. 😬
It's not called a volt meter. They are called multi meters.
Where do you get the part?
You will need to check a local appliance store. I got mine at Patterson's but I think it's a local chain.
I have checked my voltage coming into the dryer it is 240. I replaced every heating part, I have checked the timer and everything is ok what else is causing no heat.
Sorry, I'm not sure what else you could try.
@@hillbillyhowtos ok thank you
Dude! Why didn't you show just partial instructions? Why didn't you show us testing every fuse? The fuse that you indicated was bad and replaced. What's the connections below it?
My Whirlpool Dryer has that same connection below the fuse you replaced, but that connection below the fuse you replaced has a prong showing without a wire attached to it. And I don't know if it's suppose to be that way.
The same fuse is blown on my dryer. Do you have the part number ?
Sorry. I dont have it.
Try "Whirlpool dryer APN279769 fuse"?
Good info thanks. If you woulda edited out the "ums" it would knocked atleast 60 seconds off. Just neworking ~
That's more a dialect than a word 'round here.
What type of fuses does it take?
Sorry. I don't remember. You should be able to go to your local appliance store and give them your dryer info and they should give you the correct fuse. I hope that helps.
Where do I buy parts at
I bought my parts from Patterson's but not sure if you would have one of them in your area. I would check with a business that specializes in appliances or you might search online.
Don't you mean ohms and not volts? The tool is a multi function tester not a voltmeter. You are using the ohm scale or you can use a continuity tester too.
Where can we get the parts?
I got them at a local appliance store. You might be able to get them off the web if you don't have a local appliance store.
Where I can buy the fuse?
I bought it at Patterson's but I think that is a local chain so you might not have one in your area.
I would try your local appliance store. You might find it online but I haven't tried to search for it so not sure.
I want to see only how to use?
What if the dryer doesn't heat on high, but heats on low and med?
possible control board or knob
Bad diode
Why do you call it a fuse and others call it a high limit thermostat?
A fuse and a thermostat are not the same thing.
Those are high limits but they act as thermal fuses. If they get too hot they shut off the circuit
Thanks
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