All electric dryers in my experience (30+ years service tech) use 10-3 although new code requirements might need 10-3 w/ground. The heating element is 240V (red & black) and the drum motor runs on 120v (neutral [white wire] to either of the other wires. That's why the drum turns but it won't heat. Depending on your local code (electrical inspector), each dryer might need to be wired separately from your entrance panel to a disconnect (fuse/breaker) box near each dryer. I advise hiring an electrician to do this as a mistake can (and has been) fatal.....friend killed his wife years ago.
Is there a wiring diagram pasted on the back panel of the dryer....or a "tech sheet" with wiring diagram somewhere you can find it? It's also possible to do a search (internet) for the model number and "wiring diagram" minus quotes, to see if you can find one online.
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