Do-It-Yourself Story

I went straight to Google and then removed the front panel to gain access to the thermal fuse, thermostats, heating element etc. I determined the thermal fuse was bad replaced that and then ran the dryer and noticed that the heating element came on even on air dry and never went off! Further Googleing instructed me to remove the P4 plug from the control board and read across P3 and P6 on the connector if between 5 and 15K ohms replace the board. That's when I found AppliancePartsPros. Their price with next day air was cheaper than anybody else local or online. The control board was delivered as promised and the repair took less than 30 minutes. Dryer is working fine again and I have added AppliancePartsPro to my favorites in case I need any additional parts or technical help.