I went back and found the thermal fuse was blown. I replaced it and tried the dryer out. I ran it for a while and found the heater wasn?t shutting off. I checked the cycling thermostat and it?s fine. It looks like the timer is not tellin the dryer to shut the heat off. I replaced the dryer timer relay it was stuck in the heat position.

I replaced the 3 way water valve for the cold/warm water it was leaking from the valves. I ran and tested the unit I don?t see any other leaks. The dryer is taking a long time to dry. I pulled the dryer out some the flex exhaust hose was pinched off at the wall. If it takes a long time to dry still then here might be another issue.

I tested the power start button and it?s testing good. The door switch tested good. I took the front pannel off of the dryer and found the thermal fuse was blown. I talked to Dan and he said the vents were all cleaned last weeks. I noticed some lint build up in the fan housing. I removed the housing and it was packed with saw dust and lint so it was cleaned out. The blower fan was packed with lint an old Paper towel and a dryer sheet. That was cleaned out plus I cleaned the lint screen and upper housing. All these problems will definitely lead to the dryer overheating and blowing that fuse. Ran and tested the dryer is working great.

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Replaced the evap fan motor it wasn?t coming on. Should be cold in the fridge in the next 6hrs.