What to do if my Kenmore Dryer shows error E3?
If your Kenmore Dryer displays the error code E3, it indicates that the water level in the steam feeder might be too low. To resolve this, fill the feeder with water and restart the cycle.
What to do if my Kenmore 796.8102 shows error E1?
If your Kenmore Dryer displays error code E1, it means the steam generator temperature has exceeded 116 degrees for more than 3 seconds, possibly due to a clogged steam hose or nozzle. Inspect the hose and nozzle for any blockages. Use caution as the hose and nozzle may be extremely hot during and immediately after steam operation.
What does error E4 mean on my Kenmore 796.8102 Dryer?
If your Kenmore Dryer displays error code E4, it indicates that the steam generator element is not heating properly or the temperature is too low. The steam generator may need to be replaced.
What happens when 'MORE TIME' is pressed on a Kenmore 796.8102?
When the MORE TIME button is pressed on the Kenmore Dryer, it adjusts the load size setting, ranging from 1 to 5 articles, or indicates a large load on the display.
Why is the top plate of my Kenmore 796.8102 Dryer very warm?
It is normal for the top plate of your Kenmore dryer to get very warm during steam operation.
Why is steam not visible during the steam cycle in my Kenmore Dryer?
It is normal if you cannot see steam vapor during the steam cycle of your Kenmore Dryer, especially when the door is closed. However, condensation may form on the inside of the door.
Why does water drip from the nozzle when the Steam Cycle starts on my Kenmore 796.8102 Dryer?
It is normal for water to drip from the nozzle when the Steam Cycle starts on your Kenmore Dryer. This is simply steam condensation, and the dripping should stop shortly.
Why doesn't the drum turn during the Steam Cycle on my Kenmore Dryer?
It is normal for the drum not to turn continuously during the Steam Cycle of your Kenmore Dryer. The drum turns off and only tumbles intermittently to ensure the steam vapor remains in the drum.
Why can't I see steam vapor at the beginning of the cycle in my Kenmore 796.8102?
It is normal if you can't see steam vapor at the beginning of the Kenmore Dryer's steam cycle. Steam is released at different stages depending on the option selected. Typically, steam won't be visible, though condensation might appear on the inside of the door.
What does tE4 error mean on my Kenmore 796.8102?
The error code tE4 is only displayed in the test mode. If your Kenmore Dryer shows this error, you should replace the steam generator.
General| Brand | Kenmore |
|---|---|
| Model Number | 796.8102 |
| Color | White |
| Wrinkle Guard Option | Yes |
| Moisture Sensor | Yes |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Voltage | 240 V |
| Amperage | 30 A |
| Width | 27 inches |
| Dryer Venting | Vented |
Crucial safety guidelines including warnings, grounding, and gas handling.
Guidelines for handling sensitive electronic components to prevent ESD damage.
Detailed technical specifications including power, capacity, and dimensions.
Visual layout and features of the control panels for different models.
Steps for connecting the power cord using 3-wire and 4-wire configurations.
Procedure for connecting the gas supply pipe for gas dryers.
Default settings and conditions for various drying cycles.
Methods and expected results for testing key dryer components.
Diagrams illustrating motor operation modes and centrifugal switch.
Diagrams showing the layout of the Printed Circuit Board assemblies.
Electrical wiring diagrams for Electric and Gas dryer models.
Details on steam cycles, fabric types, and maximum load amounts.
Common problems and solutions related to steam dryer operation.
Fault codes displayed by the steam dryer and their causes.
Procedure to check the 120V AC electrical supply to the unit.
Steps to test the thermistor's resistance against temperature.
Procedure to test the motor's resistance and operation.
Functional and mechanical tests for the moisture sensing system.
Tests to verify the door switch and its related components.
Test procedure for the heater switch in electric dryer models.
Functional and mechanical tests for the gas valve system.
Steps to remove the dryer's top plate.
Procedure for disassembling the panel drawer.
Steps for disassembling the control panel.
Instructions for removing the dryer's cabinet cover.
Procedure to remove the guide assembly.
Steps to disassemble frame body and panel frame.
Instructions for disassembling the front tub drum.
Steps to remove the drum assembly and belt.
Procedure for replacing the drum lamp bulb.
Steps for changing the dryer exhaust duct.
Instructions for removing the filter assembly.
Steps to disassemble and remove the blower housing.
Procedure for removing the dryer's back cover.
Steps to remove the air duct.
Procedure for removing and replacing dryer rollers.
Exploded view of the control panel and associated parts.
Exploded view of the panel drawer and guide assemblies.
Exploded view of the cabinet and door assembly for gas models.
Exploded view of the drum and motor assembly for gas models.
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