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Bosch wtmc3521 dryer will not heat. Runs, but no

Bosch wtmc3521 dryer will not heat. Runs, but no heat. 18 months old.

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There are two things that could be wrong with ur heater
1 your heating element is bad
2 your thermostat is bad
check those two things and it should be back in order

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