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Introduction
[youtubevideo|YivXCrOmUTw]Use these steps to diagnose and fix problems with your GE dryer when it fails to heat. Common culprits include power supply issues, fuses, thermostats, worn wiring, or a damaged heating element. Always unplug the dryer or switch off its circuit breaker before handling internal components.
Note that the process and parts contained within the video are for newer (2018-current) GE dryers such as the GTD33E, GTD42E, GTD45E, and GTX22 units. They may also be labeled as "Hotpoint" dryers with a similar style and knob configuration at the top.