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    3. I HAVE A WEELPOOL DRYER AND ITS NOT BLOWING HOT AIR
    I HAVE A WEELPOOL DRYER AND ITS NOT BLOWING HOT AIR

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    +2  Views: 779 Answers: 6 Posted: 13 years ago
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      Sounds like the heating element is fried. Call a repair man. 

      13 years ago. Rating: 5
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        It needs a new heating element.You need to take it to an electrician.It's not that expensive to fix. Certainly cheaper than buying a new one.

        13 years ago. Rating: 4
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          If it's a clothes dryer. Heating element fried. Buy a new one.

          13 years ago. Rating: 4
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            Colleen

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            Ugh...just figured out weelpool, lol....whirlpool, yes, a clothes dryer.
            commented 13 years ago
            ed shank

            Strange that your first thought was a hairdryer and mine a clothes dryer. I don't use a hair dryer but I do laundry.
            commented 13 years ago
            Colleen

            Moderator
            Even stranger, I do not use a hair dryer either yet I do use a clothes dryer.
            commented 13 years ago

            Everyone is assuming it is an electric drier, there are gas dryers also and it could be several things call a repair man, should be able to make it like new.

            13 years ago. Rating: 3
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              weelpool ... every one knew the answer. I'm impressed. 

              13 years ago. Rating: 3
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                itsmee

                How come guys always know this stuff? I don't. I should, of course.
                commented 13 years ago
                Colleen

                Moderator
                Ehemm...I'm not a guy. :)
                commented 13 years ago
                itsmee

                I misread. I do know you are certainly not a guy.
                commented 13 years ago

                Could also be a bad fuse in your breaker.  Pull breaker and check the fuse (At least in older breakers), thus not allowing enough amp/voltage to heat.

                13 years ago. Rating: 2
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