ACCORDING TO THE SCHEMATIC ALL THE THERMAL SAFTY FUSES WOULD NOT CAUSE THIS PROBLEM. ONLY IF THE DRYER OVER HEATED. THERE IS A SHORT SOMEWHERE. THERE IS A LINK IN THE TIMER. I HEARD IF THERE IS A SHORT OR OVERLOAD THE LINK IN THE TIMER WILL BREAK CAUSING THE TOP END TO BE DEAD. ANYONE KNOW?
SOURCE: Automatic dry feature of electric dryerr does not work
chances are you have lint on the sensor look inside the dryer in the front just in side the door you will see three or four silver wires about flush with the front housing wipe the off and try it if this fails contact a local appliance parts store with your model number and they can get the part num for it
good luck
bill
SOURCE: dryer drum causing squeak
Most likely the front support bearing. If this is the problem you will likely have to replace the slides too. The wizards have a ten year warranty. The bearing is part number WE3M26 and the slides probably need 3 or 4 of them are we1m333. Hope this helps.
SOURCE: ge gas dryer runs but does'nt heat
Open Front panel and check to see if ignitor is glowing when you start the dryer
SOURCE: ge profile harmony electric dryer doesn't always heat.
Remove back of dryer and take out the elament shield and replace element don't over strech it start at one side and work it around thank you for useing fixya rate me
SOURCE: Control panel dead
1. Unplug dryer.
2. Remove 2 screws from rear top of dryer.
3. Lift panel assembly up, taking care to not pull wires.
4. Check plugs on circuit board for panel display. Press each one firmly, but carefully.
5. Put back together, plug in, turn on.
Loop a piece of string behind the "Start" button and pull forward on the string to pop the knob off the switch's post.
Access the interior of the control panel. Depending on your model of dryer, there are several ways to access the interior of the control panel. On older dryers, there will be an access panel along the back of the control panel that can be removed once all of the retaining screws have been removed. On newer dryers, the control panel is held in place by screws in the front or spring clips. Remove the plastic end caps on the control panel and remove the screws underneath. If your dryer has no end caps, slide a putty knife under the corners of the control panel and lift up on the knife to release the clips. Rotate the control panel toward the rear of the dryer to access the interior.
Unplug the wires from the switch by sliding them off the contact terminals on the switch. Make a note which wire connects to which terminal so you can easily connect them to the new switch.
Press the release tab to unlock the switch and slide it out of its socket. If you have an older dryer, remove the retaining screw to remove the switch. Slide a new switch into the socket and press it down until the release tab locks into place. If you removed a retaining screw, replace the screw. Reconnect the wires.
Rotate the control panel back down on the dryer or replace the rear access panel. Replace the knob and reconnect the dryer vent. Plug the dryer back into the electrical outlet.
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