Speed Queen dryer, Model # ADG4BRGS116TW01 , not heating. Thermal fuse location.

[evaappliance]

yep , you got it  !     BUT , i just have to say this is why you don't need to assume what is wrong , this could have been a real mess because of a cracked knob.    

[soulweeper]

5 hours ago, evaappliance said:

yep , you got it  !     BUT , i just have to say this is why you don't need to assume what is wrong , this could have been a real mess because of a cracked knob.    

Agreed. Thanks for your help!

[Guest]

8 hours ago, evaappliance said:

yep , you got it  !     BUT , i just have to say this is why you don't need to assume what is wrong , this could have been a real mess because of a cracked knob.    

Agreed; I was pretty sure there was a misundertstanding of what the problem actually was.  So I'd guess the cyclying of flame was because the timer was likely in the auto sensing dry mode, or perhaps the cool down mode.

[soulweeper]

1 hour ago, Dr. Horshenschwartz said:

Agreed; I was pretty sure there was a misundertstanding of what the problem actually was.  So I'd guess the cyclying of flame was because the timer was likely in the auto sensing dry mode, or perhaps the cool down mode.

Yep.....it was all over the place. My wife was moving the dial, and it buzzed and shut off, in what looked like the middle of the regular time cycle. That's when we started playing with it..

 

[evaappliance]

lol !

[Guest]

On 2/10/2024 at 7:03 PM, evaappliance said:

lol !

I got marked as the solution when clearly I wasn't. Sorry. 

[evaappliance]

2 hours ago, Dr. Horshenschwartz said:

I got marked as the solution when clearly I wasn't. Sorry. 

I just thought it was kinda funny  

[Guest]

19 hours ago, evaappliance said:

I just thought it was kinda funny  

If you have some pull around here please have them change it. 

I have not been able to grab the pebble yet

[evaappliance]

no worries !!  you are right about not knowing the problem , he just wanted to know how to bypass a thermal ,   if he had told us what was going on to begin with ,it would have went smoother .  people have no idea how many things can cause a no heat condition ,  just because your thermal was bad on your last dryer doesn't mean that's what is wrong now . then there is all the u tube videos that most of the time doesn't apply to the machine they are working on .  it it getting hard to help diy er's because of all the gibberish they read before they ask us

On 2/8/2024 at 11:41 PM, Dr. Horshenschwartz said:

sure there was a misundertstanding of what the problem actually was

 

[citizenX]

Keep in mind that timer is designed to only turn clockwise, so if someone is using excess force to turn it counter-clockwise that can crack the knob (and is really the only reason I've ever seen it crack), not to mention potentially damaging the timer. By the way, all the knobs are the same so you can temporally just swap it with one you don't use that often, like the signal control. 

 

Edited February 17 by citizenX

[Guest]

13 hours ago, citizenX said:

Keep in mind that timer is designed to only turn clockwise, so if someone is using excess force to turn it counter-clockwise that can crack the knob (and is really the only reason I've ever seen it crack), not to mention potentially damaging the timer. By the way, all the knobs are the same so you can temporally just swap it with one you don't use that often, like the signal control. 

 

I need you to talk to my wife about this and cleaning the lint screen. 

 

[citizenX]

8 minutes ago, Dr. Horshenschwartz said:

I need you to talk to my wife about this and cleaning the lint screen. 

 

Been fighting that battle with customers for 35 years. Let me know when you figure it out!