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Okay, I've done a ton of searching, and have even used this site before, but this is my first post. Previously, probably a couple years ago, my ignitor went bad. I replaced it and all was well. Now, no heat again, I suspected the ignitor again, but it is good. It does not come on at all. What should I check next? Thanks for any info.
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As far as checking the ignitor, do you just check for continuity, or resistance also? Thanks.
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I checked the thermal fuse and thermostat (?), at the back of the dryer and both had continuity. There was no resistance read. Any other suggestions? Posssibly timer? Thanks.
Greg
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Hi Greg, Check for continuity the thermal cut-off and the high limit thermostat (#15 & #16 on the diagram). - The high limit thermostat Part number: AP3084674
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Originally Posted by: Gene Hi Greg, Check for continuity the thermal cut-off and the high limit thermostat (#15 & #16 on the diagram). - The high limit thermostat Part number: AP3084674
Hey Gene, I checked both of these parts yesterday, and there was good continuity on both. Any other ideas?
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Check for continuity the flame sensor (#32 on the diagram). If there is nothing wrong then check for continuity between the "R" and "BK" timer terminals while the timer is "On". Be sure you removed wires from any tested part. If you did not then you have to retest them all. Gene.
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Originally Posted by: Gene Check for continuity the flame sensor (#32 on the diagram). If there is nothing wrong then check for continuity between the "R" and "BK" timer terminals while the timer is "On". Be sure you removed wires from any tested part. If you did not then you have to retest them all. Gene. Thanks for the info Gene. I will need to retest, as I didn't unplug the wires. On another note, where is the thermal fuse? When I was checking for continuity, I checked the thermostat and the thermal cutoff, but I don't know where the thermal fuse is. I have the schematic, so I'm going to trace the blue wire. Thanks for all your help. Greg
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Greg,
This model does not have a part called thermal fuse. Instead it has a thermal cut-off.
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Originally Posted by: Gene Greg,
This model does not have a part called thermal fuse. Instead it has a thermal cut-off.
Gene. Thanks Gene, I was just going off the schematic. Greg
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Gene, So I rechecked continuity on the thermostat and thermal cutoff, and all was good. So, I started checking the schematic again, and indeed found that I do have a thermal fuse, with two blue wires attached. I checked it, no good. So, I went ahead and jumpered the two blue wires, started the dryer, and I have ignition now. Here's a couple pics of the fuse and schematic sections. I guess I need to find this part now. mendozart attached the following image(s):
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