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Sounds like you may be losing power to the dryer by a bad connection or other cause. Will it restart immediately when it goes off?
the voltage is not breaking down at the source of the dryer. i am under the impression that it might be the circuit board
yes there might be a voltage break down but it's not from the source because i installed another dryer there and it works just fine. so i am almost certain that it's an internal problem with the dryer.
and also veiwing the wiring diagram the ohms on the heating element checks out the motor runs fine, i over rode the motor with 110 line volt and it's just fine
Then the problem would reside within the control itself as you have pretty much answered what other issues it could be by doing what you have done.
i was just under the impression that the tech support here would have involve more depth, as a technician myself i am open to new ideas and felt like you would have a more detailed report stating specifics.
your respone was a wide open response and didnt' narrow the possible causes.
need to be a bit more convincing, your response was too shake for a sale
it is a dryer ur right , the it contains a circuit board price at about 200 dollars, and i would just prefer to get a second opinion before trying the trail and error theory, which it appears that you would by.
its just a possiblity someone else might of had a similar problem ,eg a on board fuse and could spread some light on this .
ever thought of that