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your diode will read one way and not the other if its correct, not sure what your asking, heater coil could be near back panel remove the lid to check this..
Your question is worded strangely, did you have an electrical fire in the unit? My guess is that you have not kept the filter clean and now you need to take it to a service company for the replacement of the heater's fuseable link.
Yes you could have a bad overload on the heater element which is fairly simple to fix. To test for this pull the heater out and get an ohmeter set it to continuity and check the continuity first through the entire heater element then if there is none pin point the overloads and check to see which one has no continuity.
Have you cleaned the filters?
Is the coil behind the filters clean?
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