Ken February 17, 2011 Having trouble with dryer - it heats up the first few minutes and then blows cool air and timer does not rotate. Replaced timer, fuse-thrml, thrmst-fix and cut off - tml. HELP!
1 Answer You can test the flame sensor with a multi-meter. It should read closed. If it is good, then test your coils.279834The 2 prong will read 1,000-1,300 ohms, and the three prong will read 1,300-1,400 ohms across prongs 1&2 and 500-600 across prongs 1&3. Read More...
Guest February 17, 2011 Once the igniter lights the blower, will the sensor control the heat after the igniter go off?
1 Answer Hello, the flame sensor will sense the heat from the igniter and allow the gas valve to open. The solenoids control the gas flow, the heat is controlled by a cycling thermostat. Hope this helps! Read More...