There is no heat. Drum rotates. Everything seems okay but no heat. Does the heating element or thermostat need to be replaced and how many thermostats are there in this model?

lynne, February 2012

The back panel was already open as I was trying to determine what the problem was. I took your suggestion and reset it -- heard the click, but in the process of putting the parts back, I accidentally broke the end of one of the bars of the heating element. So now whenever you try to press the start button, the electricity shuts off in that section of the apartment.

lynne, March 2012

hi,

your proline uses a 2300 watt 4 element heater,

theres one T/stat mounted to the rear of the assembly,

the heater and the T/stat can be removed from the dryer as one unit,

if you are planning on repairing the dryer yourself you will need a multimeter to test the heating element and T/stat for open circuits.

With the meter set to the continuity setting test the element and T/stat,

Take a look on the T/stat for a small hole,

the hole is there to reset the T/stat,use a paper clip and gently push into the hole.

You should hear a click,

Give it a go,just remove the rear panel and you are in there.

you will notice one wiring conector and two other wires running off to another T/stat.

Don't worry about that stat it seldom fails,

but of course if all checks ok,then meter it,

its a very basic heating system so you shouldn't have any problems navigating and repairing it.

Just remember to pull the plug before you attempt the repair.

try www.espares.co.uk for the replacement parts if needed.

Hope this info helps

and good luck if you attempt the repair.

paul, February 2012