How do I get to my fuse in my ge dryer? - General Electric DBXR463EG Dryer

How to replace

https://www.google.com/search?q=GE+Profile+Model+DPSR610GG6wt+replace+thermal+fuse

They call it a 'Safety Thermostat'. Parts schematic here

https://www.searspartsdirect.com/model/kkdqo4n280-000432/ge-dpsr610gg6wt-dryer-parts

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Locating the Thermal Fuse
In GE dryers, the thermal fuse--sometimes called a safety thermostat--is located behind the drum on the inside of the dryer. ... Look inside the dryer, behind the drum, to find what looks like a round metal pan. This metal pan is actually the dryer's heating element housing.

I put a link some issue which will cause a no start.
I notice you changed the fuse it gives some things to check if the thermal fuse is blown.
https://www.repairclinic.com/RepairHelp/How-To-Fix-A-Dryer/1-3--/GE-Dryer-won-t-start

On ge dryers the fuse will look like this: about the size of a dime black and has two yeller wires. Ya gotta take it apart to get to the fuse and see why it blowed. Clean it up get all that lint out I have a page on ge dryers here: GE DRYER REPAIR

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there are thermal one time use fuses and your heater element may also be faulty.

here are more info of fuse locations etc.
http://www.repairclinic.com/RepairHelp/How-To-Fix-A-Dryer/8-3--RFBHVDc1MEVDIA==/GE-Dryer-doesn-t-heat

the thermal fuse located on the inside rear wall of the dryer to the right side of the heating element behind the drum is open,on any GE dryer of this type if this fuse opens it kills the whole dryer operation..........no nothing,nada

You will need to check and see if the dryer has a bad thermal fuse on it. If so, it will cause the dryer not to start.

The thermal fuse should read closed for continuity. The thermostat is number 507 on this diagram. It is located on the top of the heating element housing.

Here is the part to order.


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Your fuse Location: In this photo they refer to the fuse as the non-resetable limit.
Want to know how to get in there?
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How it works: GE dryer

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This is most likely your thermal fuse in this dryer. They are very easy to install and these are not expensive parts to buy.

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Thanks, Ella

If this is a gas dryer the MOST COMMON problem would be a thermal fuse usually located in the back of the dryer. you would have to remove the back panel their is only 9 screws securing it. The thermal fuse is going to be white with 2 wires and 1 screw . Unplug the dryer remove the wires from thermal fuse and put them together temporary using tape make sure metal ends make contact and they do not touch any thing else. plug dryer back in and turn on. if every thing works than replace the thermal fuse and clean out your duct