How to Replace a Dryer Thermal Fuse

[@ChristopherLum]

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[@enjoythejourney5302]

I've had the same experiences as you. I replaced one or all of those components once a year for the past 6 six years. Your videos were excellent for diagnosing and resolving the issue. Thanks

[@ChristopherLum]

That is good to hear that I'm not the only one with these issues 😊. I'm glad the videos are helpful, thanks for watching!

[@SirMagicK]

I replace mine about once a year. Teenage kids keep the dryer in constant rotation. A few years ago i decided to buy an extra full heating assembly. So that after the fuse or the coil go out I always have a new assembly built and ready to replace. About a 10 minute job from the time my wife or kids tell me the dryers not drying. I leave the top 4 screws off the door/front assembly and just use the 2 screws around the window door. After replacing the assembly i get on amazon and order new coil and fuse and rebuild the assembly i removed for the next go around in a few months.

[@Devinci297]

If you could design/repair the Space Shuttle you could repair anything! lol

[@mateobalcorta9480]

Wild you've fixed this machine 3 times. I assume appliances are built not to last these days. In our 4 year old house with new appliances already had 4 fixes on fridge and electric stove. Always waiting for the next issue.

[@luisw0514]

0:05 This is a great dryer made by manufactory for educational purpose, lol