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generic Thermistor replacement?

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By sldhd7
in DIY Appliance Repair Help

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I have a Maytag M7DH65b2a Dehumidifier, it works(or did work) great until I took it apart and flushed the dust and dirt out of the condensor and evaporator, and ended up breaking the thermistor upon putting it back together. The appliance is discontinued but I was wondering if I could use a 3 wire thermistor from something else. This unit is old but works great, so I wouldn't mind fixing it. Thank you for your time and input. :)

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