All dryers have to have a way of allowing the tumbler (that's the thing
you put the clothes in) to turn freely, not all of them are the same
tho,some use bearings, some use slides,others use rollers. Over time
these rollers will need to be oiled,the slides will get thin and start
metal to metal contact causing a noise,
The rear bearings will then start to make their way to china and
cause the tumbler to rub into the heating element and OUCH! These
things will cause the motor to prematurely DIE! Its best to examine the
dryers, rollers, and slides when you first hear the noise, but who does?
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where is the fuse
I have looked inside the back vent and see the wiring, the belt assembly and the motor, but no "thermal fuse". Where exactly is that?
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