Dryer does not stop turning

If your dryer continues to run even after the cycle has ended or when the door is open, it could indicate a malfunction. Here are some common causes:

Faulty Door Switch The door switch is a safety feature that stops the dryer drum from turning when the door is open. If the switch is stuck or broken, the dryer may continue to turn.

Stuck Relay or Control Board Issue The relay on the control board that controls the motor may be stuck in the “on” position, causing the drum to keep turning.

Broken Belt or Idler Pulley If the dryer belt is broken or the idler pulley is stuck, the drum may continue to spin freely even when the motor is off.

Motor Issues A faulty motor or motor control board could cause the dryer to keep running.

Timer Malfunction Mechanical or electronic timers can fail, causing the dryer to run continuously.

Stuck Start Button If the start button is stuck in the “on” position, the dryer may continue to run.

Wiring Issues Damaged or shorted wiring can cause the dryer to malfunction.

Safety Tips:

Always unplug the dryer before attempting any repairs to avoid electrical shock. If you’re unable to identify the issue or if the problem persists after troubleshooting, it’s best to contact a qualified appliance repair technician. They can diagnose the problem accurately and replace any faulty parts to restore your refrigerator’s functionality. technician.