If your Kenmore dryer is not heating, start by inspecting the heating element for damage. Test the thermal fuse for continuity, as a blown fuse can interrupt the heating process. Check the thermostat and ensure it’s functioning correctly, and verify that the power supply is intact.

For washers with drainage issues, first check the drain pump for any blockages. Clear the filter, and make sure the drain hose is free from obstructions or kinks. If the water still isn’t draining, the pump or hose may need to be replaced.

Loud or unusual noises from the Kenmore washer or dryer may be caused by worn-out bearings or a damaged drum belt. Inspect the motor, drum rollers, and bearings for wear. Tighten or replace any loose or damaged components to stop the noise and restore normal operation.

If your Kenmore dryer is taking too long to dry clothes, clean the lint filter thoroughly and inspect the venting system for blockages. Ensure the vent hose is not kinked or clogged, and check the blower wheel for any debris. A clogged or obstructed vent system can cause inefficient drying.

If your Kenmore washer isn’t spinning, the drive belt may be broken or worn out. Inspect the belt and motor for any issues. Also, check the lid switch, as it can prevent the washer from spinning if faulty.

If your Kenmore dryer won’t start, ensure that it is properly plugged in, and test the power outlet. Check the door switch to make sure the door is securely closed. If the dryer still won’t start, test the start switch and timer for malfunctions.