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Fix heater on tumble dryer

looksee · 2019-06-18 20:38:18

I have a tumble dryer that is not old, though it is out of warranty, and the heater is not working, spins fine but no heat. Is it feasible to get a heater fixed?

18-06-2019 9:38pm

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I have a tumble dryer that is not old, though it is out of warranty, and the heater is not working, spins fine but no heat. Is it feasible to get a heater fixed?

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#2 18-06-2019 11:21pm

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most likely that its the thermostat that has gone open circuit, depends on make of t/d but usually 5 cent size with 2 leads, you would need a meter to check it

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