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old GE Triton XL: easy to replace heating element??Evidently the forum shrinks photos, so I have re-posted some zoomed-in versions of those pics for anyone who's interested. Simon - I am unemployed, so your assistance helped save me the expense of... |
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old GE Triton XL: easy to replace heating element?? I wasn't seeing line voltage at J2-3, so I removed the circuit board again - but this time I unscrewed it from its plastic backing, and when I flipped it over - voila! As you can see from the... |
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old GE Triton XL: easy to replace heating element?? thank you, Simon. I pulled J2 this morning and the heating element = 15.5 ohms. Also, I stumbled on a Triton tech service guide while searching the web for a user manual! I ran the "service mode"... |
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old GE Triton XL: easy to replace heating element?? thank you, Simon. Before I go thru that effort, I'd like to eliminate some simpler components first: is there a heating element relay or fuse near the front of the unit that I can test? (I have... |
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old GE Triton XL: easy to replace heating element?? - old GE Triton XL: easy to replace heating element?? Hello, I searched the forum and didn't find an answer to my question, so here it goes... Can I test/replace the heating element on an old GE Triton XL (GSD6100K03BB) without pulling the... |
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