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The location of the thermal fuse on a Haier Dryer model HLTD600AEW may vary depending on the specific model and design of the dryer. However, in general, the thermal fuse is usually located near the heating element or the exhaust duct. It may be hidden behind a panel or tucked away in a hard-to-reach area. In some cases, it may be necessary to consult the user manual or contact the manufacturer for specific instructions on how to locate the thermal fuse on a Haier Dryer model HLTD600AEW.
I would start by checking the compressor relay to see if it's burned up. It's usually attached to the side of the compressor. You need to pull the plug off, then pull it off the compressor. I shake it like checking a light bulb. If you hear loose pieces it's bad.
Dear Friend! Without knowing exact fault, replacing modules will not solve the problem. Check compressor is working, If so, keep your arm on condenser coil or discharge line. If you feel hot, it's working If not no gas. If working, you will get slight whistling sound on initial stage in freezer, as gas flows. If no soul\nd like this, gas chocked. You have replace filter drier and flush out system and recharge gas. My humble advise to call repairman to check completely. Thanks.
I had the same problem with a different model. I tested the cord, it worked, but still would not turn on. Well, after two days my friend and I decided we would try to replace the battery in the remote---it worked! Try your remote battery.
I had the same problem. My 18-month old Haier HVT 12A wine cooler stopped working. I unplugged the unit, opened the back, and saw the circuit board and the two fuses soldered to the circuit board. The top fuse was OK. The bottom fuse, labelled FUSE2 5A/250V on the circuit board, was blown.
I went to Radio Shack and purchased a spring-loaded push and twist fuse holder ($3) and a bag of fuses (another $3). I soldered the leads from the fuse holder to the top and bottom of the dead fuse 2, inserted a new fuse, plugged it in, and it has been working fine ever since (1 month). If the new fuse fails, it is easy to replace. Total cost $6.
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