Appliance Repair Forum - Heating Element

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Installation instructions for the replacing the heating element.

Quote:

Originally Posted by bmassey26 (Post 312792)

Installation instructions for the replacing the heating element.

B,

Here is a basic heater removal, installation , instructions as you requested.

Good Luck,
:) :) :)

1. Unplug dryer or disconnect power.
2. Remove the rear panel.
3. To remove the thermal cutoff (TCO)
a) Remove the two wires from the TCO
terminals.
b) Remove the hex-head screw, unhook
the end of the bracket, and remove
the TCO.
4. To remove the heater and inlet thermistor/
high-limit thermostat
a) Lift the locking tab and remove the
2-wire connector from the inlet thermistor.
b) Remove the wire connector from the
high-limit thermostat terminal.
c) Remove the two wire connectors from

the heater terminal block

d) Remove the two hex-head screws from
the heater assembly and remove the

assembly

e) Using a flat-blade screwdriver, pry the
inlet thermistor terminal off the heater
terminal, and remove the thermistor from

the assembly.

Reverse procedure and test unit for operation.

thank you for the instruction B.

Quote:

Originally Posted by vanj333 (Post 762088)

thank you for the instruction B.

Van,
You're quite welcome. We hope all went OK, and you're dryer is up and running.

Drop us a line anytime you need assistance on your aplliances, we're here to help.

Thanks Again,

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joe / APP Team (Post 762091)

Van,
You're quite welcome. We hope all went OK, and you're dryer is up and running.

Drop us a line anytime you need assistance on your aplliances, we're here to help.

Thanks Again,

thank you again and I wll do so part should be here tomorrow.So it will be up and running about this time. You guys save me and alot of other people alot of pain and suffering.

Quote:

Originally Posted by vanj333 (Post 762107)

thank you again and I wll do so part should be here tomorrow.So it will be up and running about this time. You guys save me and alot of other people alot of pain and suffering.

Van,
Thanks Again.
Once you're done with the repair, post a report of how things went, any quick tips you may have , etc. that will help other Forum viewers in the future. We'd appreciate it.

Thanks,

Attn denman and Joe

Dang it I have replaced thermal fuse nothing. I have replaced the heating element nothing still no heat. im at a loss guys but that not hard for me i dont work on dryer very often. so tell me guys what should I do next??:confused:

Quote:

Originally Posted by vanj333 (Post 762504)

I need some help on what I will do next im thinking of getting the thermal shut off kit. But waiting on your responses.

Quote:

Originally Posted by vanj333 (Post 762701)

I need some help on what I will do next im thinking of getting the thermal shut off kit. But waiting on your responses.

Van,
The thermal fuse kit, could be the issue. If replacing it, doesn't solve the issue, you'll need to get access to a multi meter,

Part number: AP5641753

so we can test circuits and voltages, and get your dryer up and running.

Thanks,