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  No Heat Solution KGYS777EQO
  
  
  This same thing happened to me today. What worked for me was replacing the thermal fuse. I took the back cover off the dryer (6 bolts and 1 screw). Pretty much right in the middle is the thermal fuse. It is 2" long and white plastic (I've attached a photo.) There is one screw holding it in and two push-on connectors. I removed the part and taped the connectors together with electrical tape as a test. The dryer worked fine. I bought the part at an appliance part store. The part number is 3392519S. It cost me under $10. It's the same part for a whirlpool dryer. I attached the new one, put the cover back on and the dryer is good as new.
  Good Luck,
  Sandra
  
  
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• red cable blue cable?
  
  
  Anybody remember where the red cable connects, close to the screw or on the other end?
  
  
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