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dryer runs, just no heat, replaced thermal fuse, wasn't thermal fuse, then replaced operating thermostat.... dryer worked great for about 2 weeks, then no heat again... cleaned everything... do not want to spend another $45 on part to fail again... any ideas?
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I have lots of ideas, but need a model number to start with.
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That Guy, thanks for response. It is 110.62202100
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Yours is fairly simple, heating element, thermal cutoff/fuse on element shell, thermostat, timer, motor start switch and the wires that connect everything up.
I usually start with the power coming in. Make sure you have 240 volts to the dryer. I look over all electrical connections, look for burnt connectors and discolored wires.
Check the heating element, thermal cutoff/ fuse, and cycling t-stat for continuity.
If they and the wiring in between are good check the timer.
timer WP3976582
heating element WP279838
thermal cutoff/fuse 279816
t-stat 3387134
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