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==About== | ==About== | ||
| − | [[category:hardware]][[category:appliances]]The [[ | + | [[category:hardware]][[category:appliances]]The [[Kenmore 110.62832100]] is an electric clothes-dryer. |
| − | A full service manual for the "110." models may be purchased for download at [http://www.davesrepair.com/pdfmanuals/km27indrymanual.htm Dave'sRepair] ''(is this legal? -{{woozle/init}})'' | + | A full service manual for the "110." models may be purchased for download at [http://www.davesrepair.com/pdfmanuals/km27indrymanual.htm Dave'sRepair] ''(is this legal? -{{woozle/init}})'' or from [[Sears Parts]]. |
| − | == | + | ==Diagrams== |
[[File:Sears Kenmore dryer p4 parts diagram.png|300px]] | [[File:Sears Kenmore dryer p4 parts diagram.png|300px]] | ||
[[File:Sears Kenmore dryer p4 parts list.png|300px]] | [[File:Sears Kenmore dryer p4 parts list.png|300px]] | ||
| + | [[File:Kenmore dryer wiring diagram.png|300px]] | ||
| + | ==Notes== | ||
| + | Twice now, the heat cutoff thermal fuse (part #[[3387134]], "thermostat") has blown, preventing the heat from coming on. The manual does not mention this as a possibility when diagnosing "no heat". The unit should have continuity at normal temperatures. (It essentially "blows" if the heat gets too high, and has to be replaced. This is often due to blockage in the vent pipe.) It is located high up on the cowling of the heater coil. To test if it is the only problem, you can temporarily connect its two wires together, bypassing the part -- but do not operate the dryer for more than a minute or so with this configuration, as there will be no safeguard against dangerous overheating. | ||
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| + | This part was $26 from Sears in 2010 (sold as a kit with another part which they say you have to install too, but I have never bothered). | ||
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| + | Note that the heater coil takes 20-30 seconds to heat up enough so that you can see it glowing (it is visible through a hole in the top of the cowling). | ||
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| + | --[[User:Woozle|Woozle]] 21:51, 27 January 2010 (UTC) | ||
Revision as of 21:51, 27 January 2010
About
The Kenmore 110.62832100 is an electric clothes-dryer.
A full service manual for the "110." models may be purchased for download at Dave'sRepair (is this legal? -W) or from Sears Parts.
Diagrams
Notes
Twice now, the heat cutoff thermal fuse (part #3387134, "thermostat") has blown, preventing the heat from coming on. The manual does not mention this as a possibility when diagnosing "no heat". The unit should have continuity at normal temperatures. (It essentially "blows" if the heat gets too high, and has to be replaced. This is often due to blockage in the vent pipe.) It is located high up on the cowling of the heater coil. To test if it is the only problem, you can temporarily connect its two wires together, bypassing the part -- but do not operate the dryer for more than a minute or so with this configuration, as there will be no safeguard against dangerous overheating.
This part was $26 from Sears in 2010 (sold as a kit with another part which they say you have to install too, but I have never bothered).
Note that the heater coil takes 20-30 seconds to heat up enough so that you can see it glowing (it is visible through a hole in the top of the cowling).
--Woozle 21:51, 27 January 2010 (UTC)