Motor not start also door not open

the motor could be weak or the little pulley the belt goes around could be bad

you have a bad motor,if you open the door,hold the door switch in with one hand and spin the drum with the other and have someone else push the start button on and if by helping it to spin it starts usually the motor is bad but i did find on the maytag neptune style dryer that the belt cut into the belt pulley and was holding up the drum and the motor was buzzing like it was bad but like i say usually it's the motor.next time send the brand name and model number and i can help you out better.

The buzzing is probably the relay trying to start the motor. See if the motor has a capacitor, have it checked. If the motor is all clogged with lint, the start/run switch can get blocked. Clean out all that lint with a vacuum cleaner.
Check the tub bearing, and make sure the drum spins freely.

Sounds like you need a motor. Buzzzzzzz click stop. Push on it a little and it starts motor is going.

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I have found that the switch activated by the door close or turns on the interior light when open on is likely the problem. You may notice that if the door is open and you push the start button, it will buzz. So if the door is closed and you get this buzz when pushing the start button, there is a problem with the door switch. The start button "thinks" the door is open, and therefore not start. The defective door switch needs to be replaced. At least highly likely.

Hello,
their are two possiblities causing that

1) while cleaning the lint from the motor a wire accidently got pulled of of the motor switch

2) to me the buzzing when start button is pushed and may or may not start,the motor is bad

When trying the trick to start the motor by hand the door switch also must be pressed in

Gene

You have either a broken door spring or the drive gear in the motor unit is bad. The drive gear is a white nylon gear just in front of the motor and it will be obvious if it is bad.

1)Press and release the "learn button" on the motor unit (the indicator light should glow steady for about 30 seconds

2)While the learn indicator light on the motor unit is glowing, press and hold the button on the remote unit you are using to open the door

3)When the motor unit's light starts to blink, release the button on the hand held remote. The motor unit has now learned the new code.


I hope this works for you!

Try this:
Open the door. Hold the door button and have someone push the start button. When they push the start button, spin the drum with your hand. If it starts working, the starting system has the problem.
Usually the start windings are not being energized in the motor. Could be a capacitor but not all motors use them. If it is a motor problem you may want to think about getting a dryer from a place like Lowes. Usually about $200 or so to start.

Try this:
Open door. Hold door button. Have someone push start button. When they push start button, spin the drum wiht your hand. If it starts working, the problem is the start windings in the motor are not being energized. Could be capacitor but not all motors use them. Could be the syntrifugal switch in the motor or something else in the starting system. May want to think about getting another dryer from a place like Lowes. They are usually around $200 and up for a good one.
Good Luck