Questions & Answers for: Amana vent blockage

blockage, controls should be in the middle setting, make sure u didnt turn up freezer control cutting air supply to refrigertor side should be 1/2 feel vent coming from freezer see if you feel any air

...blockage in the vent hood, the screen that keeps bugs and rodents from gralling up the exhaust, is also very good for catching any lint that squeezes past the lint filter. most exterior hoods can ...

...blockage but I do not, I took apart the vent from wall and the entire exhaust system in the dryer and found nothing. This time the fuse only lasted 1-2 weeks and in the past it lasted a month or so, ...

...Make certain the internal and external exhaust vent is clear of lint or any blockage. If there is no exhaust problem and the glow bar ignitor is working correctly,replace the gas valve

...blockage in the hose or the dryer itself, or you may, as a test, disconnect the hose temporarily and vent your dryer into an old pair of panty hose. When you turn the dryer on, the panty hose should ...

hot during the dryer does not stop. Does not stay hot during the runnung time. we repaced the timer already and it did not help Check and make sure your exhaust vent is clean and clear of any blockage

...vent doesn't make a difference, then check the blower wheel for excessive lint build up, check that there isn't anything stuck to the air intake baffle inside the drum, (i.e. the screen on the back ...

...ok empty. If it is not OK empty then you may have a blockage in the vent possibly even inside the machine where you can't see it. I hope this helps. Please let me know If I can help in any other

...vent for blockage? If you have an expandable vent hooked up in back (plastic or foil) make sure it is not squished or collapsed. Also check inside the back of the dryer where the vents hooks up for ...

VENT CAN TOTALLY BE ELIMINATED AS A PROBLEM, but istead dependiging on if your model is computer controlled or has a timer and no digital display. If computer controlled the problem is the THERMISTOR