THERMISTOR WE04X20685

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PartSelect Number PS11721518

Manufacturer Part Number WE04X20685

Manufactured by GE

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This part works with the following products:

Dryer.

This part works with the following products:

General Electric.

Part# WE04X20685 replaces these:

WE4M336

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Robert

February 4, 2023

Hello, this dryer will not power on at the control board .

For model number DHDVH52GF1WW

Hello Robert, thank you for your question. The board behind the control panel is discontinued. However, the Main Power Board located in the lower half of the unit is part PS3501392. Good luck with your repair.

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Dryer would run, but no heat.

This is more a word of caution than instructions. The inlet control thermostat should be around 100 k ohms at room temp not 10 k ohms as I was quoted. I ordered one and after receiving it found out the "faulty" one and the new one were only 2 ohms difference.

The center outlet thermistor should also be around 120 k ohms at room temp. The faulty one was reading about 145 k ohms. It does heat now, and hopefully after replacing the elements it will be right again.

The drum bearing slides made a huge improvement!!

For the first time trying to repair an appliance I'd say the whole thing went fairly well, but with my mechanical and electronics backgrounds I did have an advantage. The hardest part was figuring out how to get the thing apart to get inside in the first place.

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