20 Most Recent Roper REX4634KQ Electric Dryer Questions & Answers

Sounds like you've got a bad motor.

open the door to dryer,look around the opening where you put the clothes in and send the full model number on your question you have REX4634KQ and three different models show up and parts are not the same,could possibly be a bad timer but the only way to tell is by checking with a meter

Sounds like thermal cut off fuse has blown. That is indicative of airflow obstruction somewhere either internally in the dryer or venting from dryer to outside v

either your heating coil is damaged or you have a bad resistor in the back of the panel ...any tech can take a look and tell...the resistors run about 20.00 the coils on the other hand may turn out to be as high as 200.00 plus labor..hopefully it is the resistor..GOD bless

Its common for coins left in pockets to dislodge from the clothing. Most times you see them in the drum. On rare occasion they can get into places that could damage dryer. However since there is a burning smell it is not something to guess about. Being that it is less than a year old it should be warrantied, if it is not a mal-funtion you would still want to fix it. Call Lowes and set up a service call

repairs should be performed by an authorized repair person. the heating element coil may be broken and grounding itself the the module housing. if so replace the heating element.

Start buttons seldom fail, but door switches fail often. Have someone good at this open the lid and bypass the door switch, it should start fine. Door switches can be bought at Amazon or "Sears Parts Direct" or e-bay. God bless your efforts.

check the heating element and the limit switches there are the first things to look for when theres no heat

YOUR HEATING ELEMENT IS BAD OR YOUR HEATER BOX FUSE IS BAD,IF YOU HAVE A METER YOU CAN CHECK THEM BOTH-LET ME KNOW-MIKE

I had the same problem. I called the repair man and my heating elements were broken, I had them replaced and now my dryer works fine. For me getting it repaired was cheaper then buying a new one. Your repair man should give you a free estimate on the cost

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You will need to test the thermal fuse and see if it is bad. It should read closed for continuity. If it is open, check the vent and see if it is cloged or kinked. You can test this with a multi-meter [AP3873826]. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. Hope this helps. How To Check Continuity With Ohmmeter

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Is this a digital control dryer or does it have a timer, and I would check the door switch if it does not shut off when you open the door,

Either the heater element is breaking or is loose and getting only 110V instead of 240V.  First I would check the wall outlet with a voltmeter for 240V between Line1 and Line2.  Also check the connections and continuity for the heater element.

The dryer must be connected to a 240 volt 3-prong outlet. If the voltage is not sufficient, you may have a problem with the electric supplier. What kind of problem are you having that leads you to believe the voltage is not sufficient?

Electric clothes dryers all have at least one sometimes several temperature switches mounted along the heater elements enclosure. This switch is designed to detect extreme temperature and allow the the heater elements to turn of to prevent overheating. The switches are generally only about 6 bucks a piece and have two two screws to hold them in place When they start to go bad , they typically do just what yours is doing , shuting off and becoming stuck in the off position never clicking back on . As a field appliance tech I have repaired may of these . You could expect to pay about 120-160 for the repair if your not handy enough to take on the task. Hope this was helpful. Best of luck. Joe Chiera.

the thermostats on the element need replacing.there are two,and if one goes,both need to be replaced.