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[quote=dadunn60;897256]Just replaced the Thermal fuse and the dryer worked for a day and blew again. Replaced for a second time and is currently working but is getting extremely hot, as if the heating element is staying on all the time and not cycling off. Checked the heating element and it has 12 ohms of resistance. Could  this be the inlet thermistor? Any help would be greatly appreciated!![/quote]

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dadunn60	Posted: Thursday, March 3, 2016 4:47:27 PM(UTC)
	anyone with any suggestions? Starting to think maybe the control board?
dadunn60	Posted: Tuesday, March 1, 2016 9:43:04 AM(UTC)
	Just replaced the Thermal fuse and the dryer worked for a day and blew again. Replaced for a second time and is currently working but is getting extremely hot, as if the heating element is staying on all the time and not cycling off. Checked the heating element and it has 12 ohms of resistance. Could this be the inlet thermistor? Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

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