This manufacturer-certified dryer lint filter is used to collect lint during the dryer cycle, to prevent damage to the machine and to prevent lint from sticking to clothes. This model comes in white a...
This insert is sold individually. Knob not included. Knob is sold separately.
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Pam
December 4, 2019
My two year old dryer has lots of heat. The drum turns and dries the clothes at a constant high temperature. The problem is that when i set the timer dial, the dial does not move and therefore the machine blows hot continuous heat until i turn it off manually. I'm not sure if it is a sensor or what part to buy to try and fix it. I am hoping that you will be able to help me. Please advise. Thanks in advance.
For model number 110C62442510
Hello Pam, thank you for your inquiry. If your dryer dries clothes at a constant high temperature, we recommend replacing the multi rib belt. This can be located under part number PS346995. I hope this information helps!
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Pryed dryer top open and opened front door. . Unscrewed the 2 retaining screws. Pulled old switch from the wiring harness. Put new switch in place and replaced the retaining screws. Put new switch wire plug into the wiring harness. Before closing top, checked door switch function with dryer on. Dryer cut off when door open and when closed dryer started normally. . . Maint. Note instruction book should warn that letting door slam, which I did on occaision, broke the switch arm. Might save future problems.
It was simple once I figured out what to do:). I removed the 2 screws on the top of the dryer... they were a bit hard to find. Even with the other descriptions on this site. I was removing things I didn't need to. The 2 screws you need to remove are under the LINT COLLECTOR LID. Remove those 2 screws & lift the lid... it will be tight at first. the front of the lid has 2 "catches" in the corners.
The hardest part was getting the door switch assembly to "unplug". We pried it off -- eventually -- & then simply plugged in the new one.
Saved me LOTS of money & was worth the 30 minutes - 1 hour of work.
As I said previously, once you realize how to get the lid up & manage to pry off the plug, that's all there is to it -- easy!
