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re: Need Whirlpool dryer help
Posted on 2/12/19 at 8:18 am to prplhze2000
Posted on 2/12/19 at 8:18 am to prplhze2000
If it's an electric dryer IT CANNOT be on the same breaker as the washer.
There should be a double 30 amp breaker for the dryer.
It is very possible that one leg of the circuit is bad.
In fact because you thought it was the same breaker, I'm convinced you're problem is the breaker. That model has no belt switch.
Check voltage at the outlet. Everyone should have a voltage tester. If not harbor freight $5. If you call a service tech and it's the breaker you'll pay a service fee and he can't fix it. So you'll pay $80 for someone to say "call an electrician "
I see half failed double breakers at least once a month. Always the cheap GE breakers to.
There should be a double 30 amp breaker for the dryer.
It is very possible that one leg of the circuit is bad.
In fact because you thought it was the same breaker, I'm convinced you're problem is the breaker. That model has no belt switch.
Check voltage at the outlet. Everyone should have a voltage tester. If not harbor freight $5. If you call a service tech and it's the breaker you'll pay a service fee and he can't fix it. So you'll pay $80 for someone to say "call an electrician "
I see half failed double breakers at least once a month. Always the cheap GE breakers to.
This post was edited on 2/12/19 at 8:22 am
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