Where do i find parts for this dryer. i need to replace the slide in lint trap. called ge (canada and us) and they could not find the model/serial number in their database.
SOURCE: Dryer runs but doesn't heat up when sttings call for heat.
You may need to do some troubleshooting. This can be done with the machine unplugged - you may have to activate the start switch, belt switch (if it has one) and the motor centrifugal switch manually.
Tip for troubleshooting 220v systems - clip one lead of a ohm meter to either L1 or L2 on the terminal block. It doesn't matter which one. According to the tech sheet (under console) follow the path for current from your clipped terminal, through the heating element, to the opposite terminal. All the readings should be less than 100 ohms, until you reach the failed part. Confirm failure by disconnecting a lead from the suspected part, and test only that part.
Live troubleshooting is sometimes slightly easier, but much more dangerous than the procedure described above. - It is definitely not recommended for beginners, or for professionals, if it can be avoided.
SOURCE: Kenmore Heavy Duty 60 Series Soft Heat Large Capacity Dryer
i need to take the bottom lent door off. I have replaced the board and it still say's says to clean the lent door. i have with the one in the dryer, but need to clean the bootm .
SOURCE: How do I remove the lint trap holder to clean out the lint inside
The font panel must be removed. This may be done by removing the control console (open upper cabinet doors to find screws behind the console). The screws along the top of the lower front panel are easily accessible. Disconnect the two interlock switches, remove the grounding clip attached to the bulkhead & lift the panel off the two lower clips. Inside the panel is a housing that leads to the exhaust blower. It will be packed with lint that may be hardened like papier mache. Just clean out the mess & reverse the process to replace the parts.
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SOURCE: lint fell back into lint trap. how can i get it out? already looked in back.
An appliance store can sell you a brush that is attached to a long wire. It is made specifically for removing lint from dryers. I have seen them at walmart and other places but for sure at an appliance store. Good luck.
Poor air flow would be my guess. How long is the vent hose? Does it have more than one angle/turn before venting outside? Is the lint gathering around the outer edges of the door? Keeping the length of air travel shorter will improve the operation.
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I have the same dryer. It's labelled GE on the dryer, but in the manual it's actually by Camco.
I did a search for Camco PCKS433ET1WW and found the site below and searched the model number there. They have a complete parts list and schematic.
I found the replacement part I needed on eBay :)
http://partsnet.geappliances.ca/
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