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No heat - electric dryer
- Dryer should be on a separate 220 volt outlet.
- Check circuit breaker and fuses.
- Dryer requires a 30 amp dual breaker or two 30 amp fuses.
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If you have a circuit breaker:
- Turn the breaker to the OFF
position and then back on again. (This will eliminate a problem associated with the breaker being partially tripped, but appearing to be ON.)
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Note: An electric dryer may run with a partial voltage of 110 volts, but it will not heat unless it has 220 volts, 30 amps.
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No heat - gas dryer
- Dryer should be on a separate 120 volt
outlet.
- Check circuit breaker and fuses.
- Check glo-bar behind trap door on lower front corner of some models.
- Note: For those models
without a trapdoor, the dryer front will have to be removed to access the burner assembly.
- If glo-bar does activate when heating cycle is selected, GE recommentds to contact service. If you would like to schedule a service appointment, please contact GE Consumer Service or schedule a service appointment on-line.
- There may also be shutoff valves in the gas line before it connects to the dryer. Check to make sure they are turned on.
- Make sure that a heated drying cycle has
been selected, not Fluff or Air cycle.
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