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I have a Whirlpool GEW9250PWD front load dryer. It gets excessively hot. I have replaced the thermal fuse and thermistor, and that did not help. What's next?- Thanks.
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Originally Posted by: kp1  I have a Whirlpool GEW9250PWD front load dryer. It gets excessively hot. I have replaced the thermal fuse and thermistor, and that did not help. What's next?- Thanks. Kp1 Have you checked the exhaust vent pipe for kinks, clogs, and vent hood operation ? The longer the vent, the more restricted the vent, the hotter the temperature in the dryer drum, to the point that the hi limit thermostat becomes the cycling thermostat(approximately 200+dgrs.) Your actual dryer temperature should be 150 dgrs. +/- 10 %. Try running the dryer for one load, with the vent disconnected and varify the operation and temperature. :) :) :)
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