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[quote=kayakcrzy;329985]Take the back off the dryer, and of course unplug it, and there will be a white thin part, about an inch and a half long, by a half inch wide. That could very well be your culprit. You could jump it out, and see if it works. Or ohm it out, if you have a meter. If you do jump it out, don't run the dryer like that.  That fuse is a saftey!!!!     Tom   [url=http://www.applianceeducator.com]ApplianceEducator.com[/url][/quote]

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kayakcrzy	Posted: Sunday, January 9, 2011 1:47:56 PM(UTC)
	Take the back off the dryer, and of course unplug it, and there will be a white thin part, about an inch and a half long, by a half inch wide. That could very well be your culprit. You could jump it out, and see if it works. Or ohm it out, if you have a meter. If you do jump it out, don't run the dryer like that. That fuse is a saftey!!!! Tom ApplianceEducator.com
fleetwood	Posted: Sunday, January 9, 2011 7:37:48 AM(UTC)
	Dryer will not heat. Otherwise works. The ignitor did not look damaged. Any ideas?

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