On Feb 24, 1:25 am, wrote:
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I do not have a Ohm
Meter or anything that I could test it with. Any Ideas? Thanks in advance,

Greg

Considering how cheap ohm meters are these days, there's no excuse not
to have one. For the price of your McDonald's lunch you can go to
Radio Shack or Harbor Freight and get what you need. You'll save the
cost of it many times over in diagnosing common electrical problems.
If you need to deal with a hot spot in the dryer, start by checking
that the drum is rotating. It could be slipping due to a worn drive
belt or loose motor pulley. For more info and needed parts, go to
sites like repairclinic.com. Good luck.

Joe