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[quote=William Gravett;234342]The blown device is located on the air chute and close to the hot air outlet. I replaced it and the device close to the bottom of the chute once back in April. Worked fine for a bout 6 weeks then the device at the top blew again.
The resistance across the heater element is 10.8 ohms....in spec. As far as I can tell the exhaust line is clear.
Was thinking that after multiple drying sessions at high heat setting, maybe allowing system to cool for say a half hour or so before starting up another load would  help the problem. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks:confused:[/quote]

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William Gravett	Posted: Friday, June 25, 2010 5:04:52 PM(UTC)
	The blown device is located on the air chute and close to the hot air outlet. I replaced it and the device close to the bottom of the chute once back in April. Worked fine for a bout 6 weeks then the device at the top blew again. The resistance across the heater element is 10.8 ohms....in spec. As far as I can tell the exhaust line is clear. Was thinking that after multiple drying sessions at high heat setting, maybe allowing system to cool for say a half hour or so before starting up another load would help the problem. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks:confused:

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