Heating Element Kit (240V)

Heating Element Kit (240V)

Stanley from WV

Original heating element quit heating, replaced with new element

Nutdriver, screwdriver, pliers

First, unplug from power!! Remove front panel to access element which is located inside on the back. Remove two screws and slide element out. Do reverse to install

Heating Element Kit (240V)

Steve from CA

Dryer would not heat

Screwdriver and nut driver

The part arrived at my door quickly.

Heating Element Kit (240V)

Justin from VT

Dryer wouldn’t heat.

Small socket. 8mm. Phylips screwdriver. Multi meter.

I unplugged the machine. I pulled off the two bolts that hold the lower panel in place and tested the heating coil, the high temp limit switch and the cycle switch. I found that the cycle switch. Was the culprit. No continuity. (Plenty of YouTube videos out there if you look around…. I’m no brainiac). I ordered the whole panel from Parts Dr. Why not right? Because next week the heating coil will fail. BYW- I took a look at my tub rollers and drive belt while I was there. They looked fine. But they are on my radar. Anyway… the parts came in maybe 4 or five days and it literally took five minutes to install the new assembly. There were extra wires in the kit, but my wires were still in great shape. Just a plug and play operation. Just like that….done! Hero for a day! As a side note. This was in a speed Queen dryer. These are awesome machines. You fix them. You don’t throw them away like you might with another brand. The washer actually uses water! Imagine that! I get my clothes dirty. Real dirty. So I want them to actually agitate in a good quantity of water. Same for the rinse cycle. Buy a speed Queen. And when the old girl finally breaks…. Get parts from Parts Doctor. Go find a YouTube video if your dryer isn’t heating and even if you don’t have a multi meter….. I bet the heating coil kit with the included parts I mentioned above will fix your problem. I do not work for parts Dr. I randomly found them Online. PS- your model number is probably on a sticker just inside the door on your dryer. But if you gotten this far you may know that already.