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  1. ancel1961
    I have a GE electric dryer, model number DPGT750EC1PL that is not heating and the blower motor is not turning on. The heating element, high-limit thermostats, and cycling thermostat are all good, but the dryer dryer does not heat up. After checking the element and thermostats for continuity, reassembling the dryer, turning it on, and checking the exhaust duct for heat, that's when I noticed that the blower motor was not operating. The drive motor turns. The power outlet and cord are both good. I'm wondering if the problem is the dryer's control board. Any help you guys can offer will be greatly appreciated.
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