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Model Number: n/a Brand: -brand- Age: Less than 1 year
What is the normal temperature for any electric dryer? When should you be concerned with the temperature? Does it vary by brand?
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Most new dryers run ABOUT 135-150 degrees at the outlet, some of the older ones ran as hot as 165degrees. This is NO vent hose, NO cloths!!!! If its over these # replace the CYCLING THERMOSTAT!!!!!
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