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Hi Bret, We will need a valid model number in order to properly help you through your repair. What you provided is not a model number. The MN should be located in side the door on the frame. starting with “110.” most likely. If I were to guess, I would say that your thermal fuse and thermistor will need to be replaced. But, you will need a multimeter to confirm this. Upon providing us with a model number, I will direct you towards the links to purchase the necessary parts, along with repair help videos. If your thermal fuse is in fact bad, you will need to remove the blower housing and inspect the exhaust vent to make sure there is no blockage in the unit causing restricted airflow causing the fuse to blow. Hope this helps.
Thanks, Tony-AceTech52

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In reply to: Washer not starting

Hi Tips, What you will need to do is rotate the knob like 5 times to the left, to reset it. Then while in stand by mode, ( no lights on) go R, L, R, R, R, L, R…. All lights should blink. Turn once to the right so the “done” light is illuminated, and hit start. All lights should blink, Turn knob one more time to the right, and It should start showing error codes. Please let us know if this works.
In regards to your washer not starting, Make sure water is turned on and valves are good also. Will not run without water. hot and cold. please let us know what error codes you find and we will go from there! I am also attaching a video that should help…
Thanks! Tony-AceTech52

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Charles, typically this happens when the thermostat fails. It’s something I think you’d be able to do and I will attach a video below on how to access it, check it, and replace it if needed. If this doesn’t end up being the issue once you’re inside the unit, let us know and we’ll help you diagnose further.

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Arthur, There definitely could be an obstruction or debris blocking your drain pump, or even something stuck in your chopper/impeller. I’ll attach a video that should be similar to your issue and show how to disassemble your dishwasher and check for any blockages. If everything checks out you may need a new drain pump. Hopefully not, but I’ll attach the link for the part that matches your model # as well: A00126401

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Jeanne, this sounds like you have a weak ignitor. If the ignitor millivolt rating falls below specifications you will have this exact symptom. You have about a 95 % chance its the ignitor and 5% chance of a bad gas valve. The ignitor is much cheaper so start with that. See video link below for ignitor install. Our parts department is open 7-days and can ship same day 1-800-830-5465 . Matt Ace technician

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In reply to: Ice despenser

Alice, see video link below on similar model to correct your issue. Matt Ace technician

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Ed, it sounds like you have an iced up evaporator coil causing no air flow to the refrigerator section. I have provided a video link below showing an iced up evaporator. Check your evaporator and if it is iced up you can shut it down for 24 hours with the doors open and it will start cooling normal again. If this works you will have 6-8 days to the the defective defrost system part put on before it ices up again. We can help you find the part once you determine this is your issue. Matt Ace technician

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I just only understood your question more clearly and now that i understand that the flames come on and off in a normal cycle, i’ll check in throughout a cycle and see if it’s actually drying the clothes, if the flame is coming back on.
thanks

  • stanya answered 12 years ago
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p.s. i hear a soft clunk near the burn assembly when the flame goes out.

  • stanya answered 12 years ago
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Thank you so much for your reply. The flame goes completely out after about 5 minutes. The outside vent is not clogged. If there were a hole in the soft vent tube, would that cause a lack of air flow in?
I kept thinking it was something mechanical. But i know there is a small hole in the foil vent tube.
Thanks for anymore info.

  • stanya answered 12 years ago
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Hi Stan… If you are referring to the flame not staying on long enough, and are experiencing long dry times, your most probable problem is that there is some type of blockage in the blower housing or your exhaust hose… I would first check the outside exhaust outlet and make sure there is a good amount of air coming out. If there is not, there is blockage somewhere! Hope this helps.
Thanks, Tony-AceTech52

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In reply to: Rubbing Noise

Bill, see video suggestions below for your issue. Matt Ace technician

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Aaron, see links below for your Amana washer shift actuator.

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In reply to: not cooling

Derrick, I have provided a video link below for a no cool refrigerator similar to your model.

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In reply to: Heating Element...

Wenzel, If your element is broken and grounded to the case off the dryer, the element will stay on and glow. By replacing your element should take care of your issue. Email us if you have any issues after you install it. Matt Ace technician

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In reply to: Occasional leaks

Bill, yes you are correct on the frozen drain. Click on the video link below to correct your issue. Matt Ace Technician

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Larry, 95% of the time when we get customer complaints on humming when the unit is off it is coming from the transformer. I would replace the transformer. Matt Ace technician

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In reply to: ice maker installation

See video below on an ice maker that is close to the model you have . Matt Ace technician

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In reply to: Gas value replacement

I am sure the team at Kenmore is doing their best to lead you in the right direction over the phone, however there are occasions that when it does make sense to have a professional look at an appliance for you. The valve/regulator combo could be bad, however we do see more ignitors, electrical components, and controls fail than we do those valves. Most gas parts are non-returnable once installed too. Attached is a common Whirlpool valve replacement, not the exact part on your model, but it will give you an idea of what is involved in the repair. In this case it may be worth your time to call a service technician out to the home to confirm what part is failing for you, even if you end up doing the repair on your own. Good Luck and let us know how things go.

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One of the more common problems we run across with those Samsung refrigerators are those defrost components failing this does created an ice/frost build up over time that may eventually freeze over the hole in your drain pan. The attached video is not for your exact model, but it demonstrates how to access the defrost components on a Samsung refrigerator. We also do see those thermistors needing replaced quite often. The part image attached should give you a good reference point on what part to look for in your refrigerator.

Looking up the Samsung error codes it does look like the 3 beeps indicates the refrigerator thermistor may have failed. The part is fairly cheep and not to terrible to get access to, it might be worth your time to start there.

Good luck on the repair and let us know!

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