Kenmore 11067122310 commercial dryer Parts

Replacing a dryer switch on Kenmore model 11067122310 typically runs about $50 to $150 total (part plus labor). The exact price depends on which switch failed (door switch vs. another control switch) and whether you do the repair yourself or hire service.

What affects the total cost

• Which switch it is: A door switch is common; other switches can cost more.
• DIY vs. service call: Labor and trip charges usually make up most of the bill.
• Related wear items: If the dryer is already apart, some owners replace other common wear parts at the same time.
• Commercial setting use: Heavier use can mean more than one issue is present.

Quick DIY check before you buy parts

1. Unplug the dryer (or switch off the breaker).
2. Press the door closed firmly and try a start cycle.
3. If the dryer only runs when you hold the door closed, the door switch or strike is often the issue.
4. Use a meter to confirm the switch opens and closes correctly.

For wiring access, panel removal, and safety steps specific to this model, follow the installation guide.

Parts that are commonly involved

If the door is not latching tightly, replacing the strike can solve the “door won’t close” symptom and prevent repeat switch failures.

Symptom	Common suspect	Example part for 11067122310
Dryer will not start, door must be slammed	Door not engaging switch	Strike 279570
Dryer stops when door is bumped	Door switch circuit intermittent	Door switch (model-specific)

Why it matters

The switch is a safety device; it prevents the drum from turning with the door open. A failed switch can make the dryer act like the door is open even when it is closed, so the dryer will not start.

Last updated: January 2026

To hard reset your Kenmore dryer model 11067122310, disconnect power long enough to clear the control and then restore power. In most cases, unplugging the dryer (or switching off the breaker) for 1 to 5 minutes resets it and lets you try a new cycle.

Hard reset steps (11067122310)

• Turn the dryer OFF.
• Unplug the power cord; if it’s hardwired, switch OFF the dryer’s circuit breaker.
• Wait 1 to 5 minutes.
• Restore power (plug back in or turn the breaker ON).
• Select a cycle and press Start.

If the dryer still will not start after a reset

A reset helps when the control is “stuck”, but it will not fix a failed safety switch or blown safety device. Check these common causes next:

• Door not fully closed or a failed door switch (try testing the door switch WPW10237959).
• House power issue (tripped breaker, loose cord connection).
• Overheating event that opened a safety device (restricted venting, heavy lint buildup).
• Timer or start circuit issue (more common on commercial-style, coin-op designs).

Quick checks that prevent repeat problems

Good airflow prevents overheating and nuisance shutdowns.

What to check	What “good” looks like
Lint screen	Clean before every load; screen not coated with residue
Exhaust vent	Short, smooth, not crushed; strong airflow outside
Load size	Drum not packed; items tumble freely
Cycle choice	Timed dry for heavy loads; avoid overdrying

Why it matters

Resetting clears temporary control glitches, but repeated resets usually point to an underlying issue like poor airflow, a door switch problem, or an electrical connection problem. Following the wiring and safety steps in the 11067122310 installation guide helps you reset safely and diagnose the next most likely cause.

Last updated: January 2026

For Kenmore dryer model 11067122310, the model number is printed on the rating label, most often on the cabinet frame just inside the door opening. On some installations, the same label (or a duplicate) is also placed on the back of the dryer near the top.

Where to look first (fastest checks)

• Open the dryer door and look on the cabinet frame around the door opening.
• Check the inside edge of the door itself.
• Look on the rear panel near the top (especially if the front label is worn).
• If the dryer is stacked or tight to a wall, use a flashlight and take a photo to zoom in.

What the label looks like

The model/serial label is usually a small sticker or metal tag with:

• MODEL (your model number)
• SERIAL (serial number)
• Electrical information (volts/amps) and sometimes a barcode

Use the format exactly as shown (all digits for this model) when ordering parts or checking diagrams.

Quick location guide

Dryer area	How to access	Most common?
Cabinet frame inside door	Open door, inspect frame	Yes
Inside door edge	Open door, check door perimeter	Sometimes
Back of dryer near top	Pull dryer forward, inspect rear panel	Sometimes

Why it matters

We use the full model number to match the correct Kenmore commercial dryer parts (like a door switch, timer, or thermal cut-off kit) because similar-looking dryers can use different wiring, controls, and drum support components.

For diagrams and model-specific identification notes, use the 11067122310 installation guide.

Last updated: January 2026

Kenmore commercial dryer model 11067122310 is a full-size, 27-inch class dryer. For an exact fit (cabinet size plus required vent and electrical clearances), use the measurements and spacing requirements in the 11067122310 installation guide.

What to measure (so it fits the first time)

Measure the dryer and the installation space; then compare to the guide’s clearance requirements.

• Width: cabinet side-to-side at the front
• Height: floor to the top of the cabinet
• Depth: front edge to back panel (then add room for the vent connection)
• Door swing: confirm the door clears walls, machines, and coin box area
• Rear space: allow room for the exhaust vent elbow and power cord

Typical size range for this dryer style

Most Kenmore 27-inch platform dryers fall in these exterior ranges; use these only for planning and always confirm with the installation guide before purchase or install.

Measurement	Typical range (27-inch class dryers)	What can change it
Width	~27 in.	cabinet design, side panel shape
Height	~38 to 44 in.	control console style, leveling legs
Depth	~26 to 30 in.	rear panel design, vent hookup

Quick clearance checklist

Clearances matter as much as cabinet size because restricted airflow causes long dry times and overheating.

• Leave space for the exhaust vent to connect without kinking
• Keep the lint path clear; a clogged lint area can overheat the dryer
• Confirm the electrical cord/strain relief has room at the rear
• If installed in an alcove, follow the guide’s side and top airflow spacing

Why it matters

Correct sizing prevents installation delays, crushed venting, and airflow restrictions that can lead to poor drying performance and nuisance shutdowns.

Last updated: January 2026