Model #DE28T3WTFA Official Gibson electric dryer - g188868
Here are the diagrams and repair parts for Gibson DE28T3WTFA electric dryer - g188868, as well as links to manuals and error code tables, if available.
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Screw, 2-pack
Part #G132080-000
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Thermostat heater (elec. only)
Part #G136777-000
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Sems screw
Part #G132144-000
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Heater housing
Part #G133078-100
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Screw (4)
Part #G132459-000
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Sems screw
Part #G133911-000
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Dryer blower housing
Part #G141417-200
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Screw (3)
Part #G068194-000
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Push to start switch
Part #G135006-000
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Control thermostat
Part #G140236-000
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Symptoms common to all dryers
Repair guides common to all dryers
If your dryer thumps or squeals, replace the drum support roller to restore quiet to your home.
The thermistor senses the air temperature in the dryer. If your dryer overheats or doesn't heat at all, the thermistor could be the problem.
The idler pulley exerts pressure keeps the drive belt tight so it can rotate the drum. A worn idler pulley squeals or squeaks when the dryer is running. Follow these instructions to replace it.
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