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Gene:
I located the coils with some difficulty and they tested this way:
2 prong: 1100
3 prong: 1050 and 1600
I don't really trust the analog ohmmeter even though I zeroed it out.
I tested the thermal fuse and it is shot, so I will order one of those, along with a thromostat.
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I replaced the thermal fuse and everything seems to run fine. I cleaned about a full paper grocery bag full of lint out of the exhaust system (about 14 ft long). Now when the dryer runs the outside flue flap pops all the way open. Before it only opened about half way when the dryer ran.
Hope that is the end of the problem. We don't really use the dryer much except in the winter so it won't be till then when it gets a lot of use that I know for sure the trouble is over.
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Gene,
I have the same problem with a GE gas dryer 1 yr old model# DSXH43GF1WW. The parts diagragms don't show where the Thermal fuse is located or what it looks like. They also don't show what the flame sensor looks like. I can do all of the continuity checks, but I want to know what to take apart first and what to look for. Any Advise or part numbers would be appreciated. Thanks
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Originally Posted by: clayn  Gene,
I have the same problem with a GE gas dryer 1 yr old model# DSXH43GF1WW. The parts diagrams don't show where the Thermal fuse is located or what it looks like. They also don't show what the flame sensor looks like. I can do all of the continuity checks, but I want to know what to take apart first and what to look for. Any Advise or part numbers would be appreciated. Thanks The thermal fuse (aka a safety thermostat) is shown as #1233 on the diagram #2. The flame sensor is shown as #1379 on the diagram #1. - The safety thermostat Part number: AP3418852
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Glad to find this site!
I'm having the same problem. I've checked the coils, safety fuse both thermostats and all appear good. I measured resistance on the flame sensor at 680 ohms and the igniter at 94 ohms. I checked the voltage at the igniter and it only measured 28 volts. Tracing the wire it came from the motor. Wish I had a schematic!!! As someone else mentioned the timer does not move. The dryer had been running for at least 30 min. we I found there was no heat and the timer had not moved???
Any help greatly appreciated!!!
Thanks
Jeff
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Quote:...measured resistance on the flame sensor at 680 ohms... Jeff, If you did it the right way (removed at least one wire from the sensor) then the flame sensor is the culprit. Normal reading should be close to 0 Ohms. - The flame sensor Part number: AP2910747
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Gene, WOW such service!! Thanks for the schematic! Is it safe to jumper around the flame sensor to be sure its bad? Thanks Agian :) !!!! Originally Posted by: Gene Jeff, If you did it the right way (removed at least one wire from the sensor) then the flame sensor is the culprit. Normal reading should be close to 0 Ohms. - The flame sensor Part number: AP2910747
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