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Old 07-08-2007, 11:40 AM   #11
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Pull heating elemen out and check for broken coil. It is rare for heating elements to fail unless the dryer is overheating from a clogged vent.
If good you have something else wrong. Might check/reset breaker, but without a meter, you may never find problem!
 
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I pulled Heating Element and no coil is broken. I can not find a reset button or switch. Where might I look to access that? I appreciate your help! I was convinced it was the heating element. I figured no heat, hmmm, must be heating device.
 
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Try wall breaker, switch off /on.
 
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If it is an electric? the heating coil broken and need to replae
 
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