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RepairNinja posted an answer for this Maytag Dryers:
"I believe that unit has a bottom access panel on the front. Insert a putty knife in the..."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this Dryers:
"Make sure a heating cycle is selected. Air and Fluff cycles do not use heat. Make sure..."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this Whirlpool Dryers:
"The motor starting circuit is failing. Confirm this by giving the drum a push start when..."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this Dryers:
"A bad thermal cutout (thermal fuse) must be replaced. However, when any "fuse" is bad, it..."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this Dryers:
"Any dryer should stop when you open the door. Most units do not have a stop button."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this Kenmore Dryers:
"It sounds like the timer motor (attached to the back of the timer assembly) is not getting..."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this Samsung Dryers:
"If it's in the timed cycle, the timer motor is probably bad, preventing the timer from..."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this Whirlpool Dryers:
"Dryers are designed to operate in one direction. Some models turn clockwise and some turn..."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this Dryers:
"Verify that the wrinkle prevent switch is good. If so, the timer is likely the problem...."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this Dryers:
"Most likely, the drum belt is worn and slipping under a load. But it could also be a lack..."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this Kenmore Dryers:
"The metal strap connects the neutral to the housing ground connection when using a..."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this Dryers:
"Check your power source. The controls use 120V, but the heater uses 240V. Also, check for..."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this Kenmore Dryers:
"Most likely, the thermostat is bad and the heater is getting too hot. It shuts off to keep..."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this Dryers:
"Most likely a worn belt idler pulley, drum roller, or drum slider."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this Dryers:
"It depends on the make and model that you have."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this Maytag Dryers:
"The top panel is attached with 2 or 3 screws into the rear edge of the top panel. Remove..."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this Kenmore Dryers:
"It's possible, but not likely. Check and replace the bad heater."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this Dryers:
"Check for a bad heater or thermostat."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this Dryers:
"Most likely, the drum suspension has failed. It's probably a worn rear drum bearing, drum..."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this GE Dryers:
"Most likely, the door switch or the start switch is bad."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this Hotpoint Dryers:
"The thermostat is bad and letting it heat up until it is too hot."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this Roper Washing Machines:
"The lid switch is bad."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this Kenmore Washing Machines:
"Most likely, the water level sensor is allowing the tub to overfill."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this Washing Machines:
"If the water pump is operating, it has become clogged or the pump impeller is damaged."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this Whirlpool Washing Machines:
"It's most likely a leaking water pump."
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RepairNinja posted an answer for this GE Refrigerators:
"As Richie implied, the airflow from the freezer into the fridge is not adequate. First,..."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this GE Refrigerators:
"Did you turn the temperature settings all the way up? Set them both to the middle position..."
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RepairNinja posted an answer for this GE GTS22ICMWW Top Freezer Refrigerator:
"First, set both temperature controls to the middle setting and leave them there. Then,..."
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RepairNinja posted an answer for this GE Profile¿ 42" Built-In Side-by-Side Refrigerator with Icemaker, PSB42LGR:
"Replace the fan motor."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this GE Refrigerators:
"It sounds like the compressor start relay is bad, but the compressor itself could be bad...."
RepairNinjaRepairNinja posted an answer for this GE Refrigerators:
"It sounds like the compressor start relay is bad."
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