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by 411 on Jan 1, 2020
Detailed guides on fixing your own Gas or Electric clothes dryer:
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- It doesn't work at all
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- Drying is too slow
- It overheats
- It seems to run forever
- It's noisy
- It won't start
- The light doesn't work
- It blows fuses or trips the circuit breaker
- My clothes smell bad!
- My clothes are marked or torn
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