My GE dryer keeps overheating and turning itself off. After it cools down, I am able to start the dryer, but it again shuts itself off after about 10 minutes. What would cause this? Maybe the thermostat?
My GE dryer keeps overheating and turning itself off. After it cools down, I am able to start the dryer, but it again shuts itself off after about 10 minutes. What would cause this? Maybe the thermostat?
The most likely cause for this is a clogged vent. Pull it out from the wall and check for lint build-up in the vent pipe (all the way to the outside). Also, check the dryer itself for lint build-up.
Not to alarm you, but I would consider this a safety issue.
Good luck,
WallyH
tdavid1- wally helps has give you some very important info. On home safty: many a home fires has been caused by the lint build up inside the dryer and dryer vents : some have been the cause of whole house loss : stay and follow his answer< :: now also if it still goes on then you will need to test the high temp protectors that is in the vent ducts< they will have to be tested using a volt ohm meter <there could be ut to three of them <each one will have to be tested to find which one is defrctive << : if you still have trouble come back on this
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I changed all three sensor and still have the problem. It is not connected to the outside vent but it was clogged which I think caused my problem. I cleaned all duct in the dryer and there was no obstruction.
Did you get it fixed? I'm having the same problem and changed all three sensors.
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