Who do so still have NO HEAT!

It s a Kenmore Elite H3 Electric Dryer, model 110.8782601. I read that post prior to posting and my drum spins, seems everything but the heat is working even with that new MCU I replaced up top. Now I did some digging and found an article that said to check the outlet for both legs @ 120V as this will allow the drum to spin but will not allow the unit to heat if there’s not the proper amount of electricity equaling 240V. So I’m going to probe the outlet just to make sure this isn’t the issue. Any other thoughts are welcomed here. I’ve just about rebuilt this dryer like a 426 Hemi at this point. Lol

Hi @motorcity313

Did you mean 110.87872601 or 110.87892601 as the number you posted gives no results?

You are correct about needing 2 x 120V supplies to the dryer.

On p.8 of the owner/installation manual it shows the electrical requirements for the dryer.

Okay, sorry for the delay guys. So I tested the outlet and I found that one HOT side terminal in the plug blew out! So it’s not getting the other leg of 120v to supply the MCU and heating element.

I am kind of relieved that I found the issue. I got an electrician coming to replace the faulty fire hazard plug ASAP . Going back to the model number now of my dryer:

Kenmore Elite H3 Electric Dryer # (110.87892601)

It’s the smart heat Quietpak4 model

Replaced:

MCU Board

Thermistor(s)

Thermal Fuse

Moisture fuse

Heating Element

The F28 code is the only code showing now, which is the moisture sensor. I’m hoping that when the plug is replaced that it might clear out as I have replaced that thermistor, but I haven’t replaced the sensor strips (yet)

The communication error code that it had went away soon as I changed the MCU so this F28 is all that’s left in the diagnostic test mode.