“What are we doing wrong if dryer only has cool air and zero heat? Is this broken? We have tried normal hours, tried time 90 min not dry?.”

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• Check your breaker box. Dryer requires 220 so it has two breakers. If one has tripped, it will have enough power for lights and spinning, but not enough for heat.

  Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by AnilkumarN 3 years ago

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• My dryer wasn’t working at first. It was my electrical breaker. Called an electrician and it was fixed. No charge!!

  Answered by Shoogirl57 3 years ago

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• Possibly the plug is not wired properly. Or the heating element could be inop.

  Answered by PeteH 3 years ago

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• I have no idea, but I think I would be calling the company. I have only used my dryer a few times and no problem with it on quick dry.

  Answered by Walker 4 years ago

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• Hello Hrstodry! We are terribly sorry to hear about your concern. We would recommend contacting Whirlpool® at 800-253-1301. We are available Monday & Tuesday 8 AM - 8 PM and Wednesday through Friday 9 AM - 7 PM. They will be better able to assist you.

  Answered by WhirlpoolTeam 4 years ago

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• You might have dryer on “air only”

  Answered by PattyCake 3 years ago

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