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Last week I was having a terrible squeaking noise in my GE gas dryer. I determined I needed to replace the glides and drum support. I did that and now no more noise.
However...
After putting it back together, it now overheats and shuts off a few mins after the burner kicks on. It didn't have this problem before I did the repair. Is there something I could have tripped or put back together wrong that would cause it to overheat??
Here's what I know it's NOT - Not vent blockage. I've checked the vent where it exits the dryer and where it exits the house and there is no blockage. - Not a door switch. It will run a full cycle on "no heat" - Drum is turning
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
**Sorry for the misspelling in the title. I was meant to say "shuts" off. If someone could change it that would be good
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Joined: 11/7/2007(UTC) Posts: 622
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so you feel lots of air blowing outside?
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Yes, there is definitely a good airflow coming out of the vent. The weird part is that is was working perfectly before I replaced the glides. Makes me think I did something wrong when I put it back together.
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