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I live in an apartment that has washer and dryer combo (washer on bottom and dryer on top). I was using my dryer one day when the dryer starter switch failed, and the dryer won't start anymore. At least I think it might be the dryer starter switch. Pulled everything apart and everything seemed ok, no burnt wires or anything. What could be causing my dryer not to start?:confused:
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Originally Posted by: Deals best  ...the dryer starter switch failed... Could you please specify which part exactly failed: the knob of the start switch or the switch itself? If it was the switch then where did it fail and what happen with it's wires? Gene.
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The button doesn't work to start dryer. It a push button I just called it a starter switch I thought that's what it was called.
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Pull the unit out of the wall. Remove the rear cover and check the thermal fuse fro continuity. - The thermal fuse Part number: 3392519
Gene.
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