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This part works with the following products:
Dryer.
Part# WE04X20252 replaces these:
WE04X10161, WE04X10181
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Lou
September 13, 2022
How do i test to see if part #ps8756678, part #ps12726582, part #ps11721512, part #ps10065156 are working properly? i have no conductivity or ohms reading on these parts. my main problem is no heating.
i have my dryer apart to test components before i order parts. should i also replace ps8756667 flat igniter?
For model number GFDR485GF1RR
Hello Lou, thank you for asking! It looks like the thermistors are faulty as you are receiving no ohm reading on this. You can check the thermistors using a multimeter. Set the multimeter to resistance mode. Connect its probes to the terminals of the thermistor and then heat the thermistor using a soldering rod. If the ohm readings remain the same or zero or infinite it means the thermistor is faulty. A faulty thermistor can prevent the dryer from heating. Check both the inlet thermistor, part number PS8756678, and the outlet thermistor, part number PS12726582, for continuity using a multimeter. A defective flat igniter (part number: PS8756667) can also be the culprit here given that thermistors are good. If you would like assistance placing an order, please contact customer service. Good luck with your repair!
