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Let me introduce myself. My name is Joel, and I'm an idiot. The dryer stopped working. While checking the resistor that attaches to the timer control, it gave no reading at all on the meter. The gentleman that checked it was kind enough to remove it. However, he did that before I got to see where both lugs connect. I have to bottom lug connected to the correct post. However, I have no clue where the top lug connects. I changed the thermal fuse this evening. Needless to say, I don't want to try it without the resistor, as I was told it was, is back in place. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Joel
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I believe if you spend enough time on YouTube.....you can find anything. lol
Thanks for taking the time to read the original post.
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I think your right. I recently read that it would take about 2000 years to view all the video's on youtube!
Eric
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