My dehydrater is running cool air.

[blessed]

:(
Does this mean that the heating element is gone out and it's not working anymore?
This has happened to me once before, is there anything I can do about it or do I have to get another dehydrater and if so how can I keep this from happening again.
Sorry for all the questions but this is very upsetting to me.

Ann

[honeybee joy]

I would try calling the company and asking them. It might be some special trick that they would know about, or it could be what you said. Someone else on here might know though.

[ljannise]

Wish I could help you. I would call the company though. Is there a troubleshooting guide?

[blessed]

I did call the company and the dehydrater is (dead), the temp. control is gone out and the recommend I purchase another one. It was old so it's no longer covered by warranty.
Thanks for the support.

Ann

[PATH301]

do you know anything about electronics?
You may have just blown a fuse, which could explain the cold air only. Some devices are set up with a safety default in case your home gets a electrical spike do to storms or because to many items being plug in on the same circuit line. Also if there's been any utility work going on in your grid area, this could send spikes to your home.
But if your not, then go with honeybee joy,ljannise advise check out trouble shooting guide on your owners manual or call company. :)

[blessed]

I'll check that out. I do know a little about electrical appliances.
Great information.

Ann

[blessed]

No fuses blown but I clicked them back just in case and now it's working.
Thanks for the help PATH.

Ann :D

[ljannise]

WOW, that saved a load of money

[blessed]

I was about to cry. I just learned how to make tortillias and they are so good and my husband likes them.
Being a former bread addict I feel like I've been born again.

Ann