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Dryer whirlpool dryer code on the panel says, E-1 dryer stops and has to be restarted after a couple minutes ??????????

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  • Al H May 19, 2008

    I am having the same E1 error msg with Whirlpool Electric dryer. Assume same thermistor problem. Is it located in same place. Do you have part number?

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Derf, E1 means an open thermistor. If this is a front loader, remove the lower panel by removing the 3 screws on the bottom panel. The thermistor will be sitting right behind the blower housing next to a white thermal fuse. The thermistor is the black one. If this is a standard model the lower panel should open by sliding a puddy knife on the two clips and pulling foward. The thermistor is in the same place as a front loader. Your part number should be 3976615. An easy job. Don't forget to kill the power to the unit when repairing...Good luck.

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