what causes an electric dryer to shut off while drying ? I have checked vent hose for clogging , not clogged .
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If there is nothing wrong with the dryer, it may need more electricity than the plug can provide. Run it with a small load...if it shuts off touch the cord near the socket. If it is hot, you do have a power problem. This type of problem can easily cause a fire.
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People who say there might be a short in the outlet are wrong: if that were the case, the outlet would have fried or popped the breaker, without having to have anything plugged in to it.  The short is in the plug, the cord, or the equipment the cord connects to.  Examine the plug and cord carefully for frayed wires, burnt or cracked insulation, etc.  If that all looks OK, the problem is probably in the equipment.
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All the electrical parts are inside the dryer and can only shock you if submerged in water.  Don't go trying this, could be dangerous to your health.
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why don't you use a damp dryer sheet, it really cleans a dryer out then just dry it off good
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damp cloth wont hurt....but make sure it thoroughly dry before plugging in again.
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perform a 'cleaning' cycle.  Regardless of the cause, some jets are clogged.  too many 'cleaning' cycles, and it will exhaust the ink cartridge....so beware !
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i think you have a leak pumping waste into your main watter line. turn all water off and call a plumber immediately!
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You are probably shutting it down when you still have some programs running. Close all programs by yourself before shutting it down.
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If it had boiled dry it was way to hot and you don't know what that did to the internal components. With the fire risk that could impose, I would either have it looked at by a certified repair center for that brand or buy a new one. If there was still liquid in the pot, the risk would be greatly decreased. My husband is the world’s most forgetful person so eventually we had to get one that automatically shuts off an hour after it brews. Lots of them have this feature.
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I noticed that a load of clothes had been in the dryer for two cycles and was still wet.  I figured something must be clogged up.  So I went outside to check the dryer vent---sure enough it was plugged up with lint.  The dryer vent is about at eye level, so I walked up to it and began cleaning the big globs of lint out of it.  I finally yanked one big piece free and all the loose lint that had been building up in the pipes was suddenly blown out the dryer vent right into my face.\n\n When the last big block finally broke free I had this split second vision of a fog of lint headed towards my face.  I opened my mouth to say "Oh s h i t"---that's when I got the mouthful of lint.\n\nI spent the next 20 minutes getting lint out of my eyes, nose, mouth and ears. \n\nI never claimed to be overly bright.
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A lot of static electricity in the air can cause "dry lightning".  I assume that is what happened.
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Check to make sure the air vents on your PC are free of dust.  It could be over heating or your power supply could be checking out.
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Most appliances use no electricity when they are off. The exception being TVs and computers, they use a small amount of power to stay warm for quick start up. If you want to see for yourself, go outside and look at your electric meter. You will see something moving, usually a dial. Then turn all the breakers off at your circuit breakers panel. The dial will stop, meaning you are using no power. Then unplug everything on your kitchen circuit except your kettle. Turn it on and off and check the meter, if the dial is moving, you're using power. If it's not moving, you're not. For sure. You can check everything in your house with this method.
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There are a few possibilities.  I am not familiar with your particular model, but in general, if a washer won't drain, it could be:\n\n(1)clogged drain tube in the washer, or a clog in the external part of the drain pipe\n(2)broken drive belt to the pump, if your unit uses a belt drive\n(3)broken pump\n(4)problem with the electrical switch unit that engages the pump clutch\n\nIf you are thinking about doing the repair yourself, I would suggest getting a copy of "Washing Machine Repair Cheap and Easy", by Douglas Emley (link on Amazon below).  I have a few of his books, and they have greatly assisted me in repairing my own appliances, without calling in for an expensive serviceman.  If you need to purchase parts, the least expensive way is to order them online.  I would try the repairclinic.com.  They have good prices and have assisted me, via e-mail, with diagnosing problems.
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Sounds like static electricty, which tends to develop in windy dry conditions.  Check it out.
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i would check out the boots on the plug wires and the ign. box for leaks.you could have it running and squirt the meantioned items and see when it quits.
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I would try opening up the laptop and putting it on its side to let it dry out.  It should dry up in a couple of day and then try to use it again and see if it works.  usually this works if there was not that much liquid that was spilt on the machine.