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How Do You Test A Gas Dryer Thermostat?

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How Do You Test A Gas Dryer Thermostat?

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In order to verify that a thermostat in a gas dryer is functioning properly, you will need to perform some simple tests on the unit. The gas dryer thermostat was designed to modulate and let the necessary power flow through to the gas burner. When a thermostat is working properly, it controls the temperature inside the drum. Testing a gas dryer thermostat is a fairly simple procedure that can be done in a short time, ensuring that your clothes are drying properly and that the dryer is working efficiently. Remove the gas dryer’s power cord from the electrical outlet and locate the thermostat. You will find the gas dryer thermostat by removing the front cover plate of the dryer and looking behind the lint filter box. Use a screwdriver to remove the cover plate of the dryer. Turn off the gas inlet line and then detach the hose with a crescent wrench. Pull the dryer forward so you can get access to the back and remove the dryer vent hose. Detach the back cover plate by removing the screws

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