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Fridgidaire FGRB5700DS0 Only Certain Modes Produce Heat

Hi there, I have a two year old Frigidaire dryer model FBRB5700DS0. It has recently only begun to produce heat in the timed heat mode only. The automatic mode does not seem to produce heat at all. The lint trap in front is clear. Do I need to take the hose off in the back and have a look there? Any assistance would sure be appreciated!

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  • caseywaymire Aug 14, 2008

    my dryer is producing no heat when i dry my clothes

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The control thermostat has failed. It's mounted to the plastic air duct that your lint trap slides into. You'll have to unplug the unit and remove the front panel to get to it. The part number is #131298400 and is available at a local appliance parts retailer. Cost is about $32.00.

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