When the heating element inside an electric clothes dryer burns out and fails, the appliance will continue to run its motor, tumble the drum, and operate the timer normally, but it will fail to produce any warm or hot air. Consequently, your garments will emerge from the cycle completely cold and damp or soaking wet, because no thermal energy is available to evaporate moisture from the fabrics. You can troubleshoot heating failures easily by checking internal drum warmth. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when testing the element with a multimeter, replacing the broken heating assembly, and running a test cycle restores steady hot air generation to dry your laundry effectively.
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