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Dryer moisture sensor bar. If the dryer timer does not advance properly inspect the moisture sensor bars for damage which can cause the automatic drying cycle to not work properly.

Dryer center outlet thermistor. *Note that it is not in the heating circuit so it likely will not be the cause of a dryer heating problem. It can however effect cycle times or cause a fault if defective. The resistence reading should read around 100 k ohms at room temperature.

Inlet control thermistor. Resistence reading should be around 100K ohms at room temperature and decrease with temperature rise.

Outlet thermistor

Gas dryer flame sensor

Flame sensor at side of burner tube

Moisture Sensor Bar

Outlet cntrl thermistor

Assy - moist sensor brd

Temperature sensor

Thermistor outlet

Thermostat sensor

Humidity sensor and harness

Sensor rod

Sensor rod
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Explore frequently asked questions about GE Dryer Sensor and Thermistor Parts, essential components for maintaining your dryer's efficiency.
A dryer sensor or thermistor monitors temperature changes in your dryer. It helps regulate the heat and ensures your dryer operates efficiently.
Signs of a faulty sensor or thermistor include inaccurate drying times, clothes not drying properly, or the dryer overheating. If these issues arise, consider replacing the sensor or thermistor.
Unplug the dryer and remove the back panel. Locate the faulty component and disconnect the wires. Replace it with a new GE sensor or thermistor, reconnect the wires, and reassemble the dryer.
The cost varies based on the model, but GE replacement sensors or thermistors generally range between $20 and $50. Shop at Repair Clinic for competitive pricing and a Price Match Guarantee.
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It's not necessary, but if both parts are old or malfunctioning, replacing them simultaneously can improve performance and prevent future issues.
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