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Old 10-01-2007, 11:59 AM
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Unhappy Kenmore Elite E1 Sensor
Model Number: 11072062100   Brand: Kenmore   Age: 5 - 10 years   
I am having a problem with my dryer, I run a drying a cycle and about 10-15 minutes in the dryer faults out with an E1 fault code. Is this thermal sensor replaceable and how would I do that?
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You have a bad thermistor located on the blower housing a round small black item. You can click on your model # above to get it.
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Red face I ordered the thermistor
ok, so I ordered the thermistor and got it today....now how do I replace it? Will I need any special tools....or is there a site I can look up for do it yourself instructions? Thanks in advance for all your help!!!
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