To Next PageTo Next PageWhy are there stains on the drum of my Kenmore 110.6813*410 Dryer?
Drum stains in your Kenmore Dryer are caused by loose dyes in clothing, often from blue jeans. These stains won't transfer to other clothing.
Why is my Kenmore Dryer not heating up?
If your Kenmore Dryer's drum is turning but not heating, first check your household fuses or circuit breakers, as electric dryers use two. Replace the fuses or reset the circuit breaker. If it still doesn't heat, call an electrician. Electric dryers need a 240-volt power supply, so verify this with an electrician. For gas dryers, ensure the gas supply line valve is open.
Why are drying times too long in my Kenmore 110.6813*410 Dryer and clothes are not getting dry?
If your Kenmore Dryer takes too long or clothes aren't drying, start by cleaning the lint screen before each load and vacuuming any lint buildup. Ensure the exhaust vent and outside hood aren't clogged with lint, which restricts airflow. If there's no air movement, clean the exhaust system or replace the vent with a metal one. Check that the exhaust vent isn't too long, doesn't have too many turns, and is the correct 4" diameter. Make sure the dryer is level, so clothes contact the moisture sensors. Also, verify that you've selected the appropriate temperature setting for your garments.
How to stop rattling noise in Kenmore Dryer?
If your Kenmore Dryer is making a rattling or vibrating noise, check for small objects caught between the edges of the dryer drum and clean out pockets before doing laundry. Ensure the dryer is properly leveled with all four feet firmly on the floor, referring to the Installation Instructions if needed. Separate any clothing that is balled up to prevent bouncing and vibration.
Why is there lint on my clothes after using my Kenmore 110.6813*410 Dryer?
If you find lint on your load after drying in your Kenmore Dryer, make sure to clean the lint screen before each load.
Why is my laundry load too hot after drying in Kenmore 110.6813*410?
If your load is too hot after drying in your Kenmore Dryer, allow the dryer to complete the cool down portion of the cycle before removing the load. If using a Timed Dry cycle, select a Sensing Cycle with a lower heat setting.
What does “F# E#” mean on my Kenmore 110.6813*410 Dryer?
If your Kenmore Dryer displays a code beginning with 'F' (e.g., F1 E1, F3 E1), the dryer control has detected a problem that requires service. Call for service.
What does “PF” mean on my Kenmore 110.6813*410?
If your Kenmore Dryer displays “PF” (power failure), the drying cycle was interrupted by a power failure. Touch and hold START to restart the cycle, or press power to clear the display.
Why is my Kenmore Dryer making a humming noise during the Steam cycle?
If your Kenmore Dryer makes a humming or whining noise during the Steam cycle, it's likely the water pump running. This is normal, especially after installation or if the dryer hasn't been used for a while; the pump may be louder and run longer.
How to get rid of odors from my Kenmore 110.6813*410 Dryer?
If there are odors coming from your Kenmore Dryer, and there has been recent painting, staining, or varnishing in the area, ventilate the space, then rewash and dry the clothing. For steam cycles, ensure the water is properly connected. If odors persist in garments after wearing, use the Steam Refresh cycle.
General| Appliance Category | Dryer |
|---|---|
| Brand | Kenmore |
| Model Number | 110.6813*410 |
| Capacity | 7.0 cu. ft. |
| Color | White |
| Voltage | 240V |
| Amperage | 30A |
| Width | 29 inches |
| Height | 43 inches |
| Weight | 120 lbs |
| Control Type | Electronic |
| Number of Cycles | 12 |
| Number of Temperature Settings | 4 |
| Wrinkle Guard Option | Yes |
| End of Cycle Signal | Yes |
| Type | Electric |
| Drum Material | Powder-Coated Steel |
