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Ensure your dryer operates efficiently with genuine OEM White-Westinghouse Dryer Flame Sensor parts from Repair Clinic. Designed for a precise fit, these replacement Dryer parts help maintain your appliance's manufacturer warranty while ensuring optimal performance. If your dryer isn't heating, the flame sensor may be faulty and needs replacement. By using our genuine replacement Dryer parts, you can restore your appliance quickly and effectively. Explore our extensive inventory of Dryer repair parts, available for same-day shipping, so you can fix your dryer in no time. Repair Clinic empowers DIY enthusiasts and technicians with the right tools to perform essential repairs. Visit our replacement parts page to order replacement parts online or check out our Dryer Duct Venting parts to complete your repair project.
Find answers to common questions about replacing the flame sensor in your White-Westinghouse dryer to ensure it operates efficiently and safely.
To replace the flame sensor, first unplug the dryer and disconnect the gas supply. Access the burner assembly by removing the front panel. Locate the flame sensor on the side of the burner tube, remove the mounting screws, and disconnect the wire harness. Install the new sensor by reversing these steps.
If your dryer is not heating or is shutting off too soon, a faulty flame sensor might be the cause. Additionally, if you notice the igniter glowing without the burner lighting, the flame sensor could be malfunctioning.
The cost of a replacement flame sensor can vary, but typically ranges from $10 to $30. Prices may vary depending on the model and retailer.
You can find genuine White-Westinghouse flame sensors at Repair Clinic's Appliance Parts page, which offers a wide selection of replacement parts with same-day shipping.
If the dryer isn't heating after replacing the flame sensor, check other components such as the igniter, gas valve coils, or thermostat for potential issues.
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