Dryer Won’t Heat

What could be worse than the fact that your dryer stopped heating and drying your clothes? To begin with, you should check the most common reasons why your dryer does not produce heat; it could be a circuit breaker or a dirty ventilation hole. Perhaps this will help you troubleshoot problems on your own and without problems, but if you do not have time to deal with it yourself, then it is best to contact the service center. Let's start with the simplest problems you can face. Be sure to check whether your dryer is connected to the network, or the dryer door is completely closed. There may also be problems with the ventilation hole, which can very quickly become clogged with lint. The heating element can simply clog and overheat, thereby disabling the thermostat. Be sure to regularly clean and maintain your dryer to avoid clogging. If you have a gas dryer, then you should make sure or it is connected to gas and you have no debts on bills. It may also be that the circuit breakers have worked, it may be a mistake of an electrician who incorrectly connected the system. If suddenly you have triggered breakers, then you should reset them. Well, it's time to think about the fact that the problem may not even lie in the dryer, so check your washing machine, it may not wring out the things enough for the dryer to dry them without problems.