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The location of the thermal fuse on a Haier Dryer model HLTD600AEW may vary depending on the specific model and design of the dryer. However, in general, the thermal fuse is usually located near the heating element or the exhaust duct. It may be hidden behind a panel or tucked away in a hard-to-reach area. In some cases, it may be necessary to consult the user manual or contact the manufacturer for specific instructions on how to locate the thermal fuse on a Haier Dryer model HLTD600AEW.
Not exactly a fuse for drying heat, the electric motor would have a thermal fuse strapped into the winding. The dryer exhaust hot air chimney, just after the drum, would have both a thermostat and a high heat limit called thermodisk cut off and clixon by trade name. Find the wiring diagram inside the dryer panels to reveal color wires going to what you need finding.
Since the start relay is clicking it is likely closing the circuit and sending voltage to the dryer motor. You may have a defective thermal limiter fuse blown, it is near the dryer motor so you must remove the back or front of the dryer to access it for testing. Always unplug the dryer before any work is done. You will need a DVOM meter (about $10.00) to check the fuse for continuity.
Have you made sure the vent is not plugged, and that the vent fan is working properly? This would cause over heating. There is also a thermal fuse that caused it to quit again.
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