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GE WE04X10189 Dryer Sensor Radient

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Special Price $39.66 Regular Price $54.00
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WE04X10189

Product Description

The GE WE04X10189 Dryer Sensor Radiant unit regulates the amount of heat in the tumbler. It primarily serves as a temperature sensor, which sends the data to the control system so that the system can adjust the cycles accordingly. The sensor operates based on the variations in the radiant heat and transmits signals that are used to control the drying temperature. It is fitted in the dryer cabinet close to the heating section, where it is able to sense conditions accurately. A sensor installed supports in maintaining uniform drying, getting rid of overheating and proper functioning.
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4.7"X4.2"X3.7"
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What maintenance is required for the GE WE04X10189 Sensor Radient?

Regularly inspect the dryer sensor radient for lint buildup or debris that may affect performance. Clean gently with a dry cloth to maintain accurate readings. Ensure electrical connections remain secure and undamaged. Disconnect power before servicing to prevent electrical hazards and ensure safe handling.

What are common issues with the GE WE04X10189 Sensor Radient?

  • Sensor failing to detect proper temperature levels.
  • Dryer not heating consistently or overheating.
  • Faulty or loose wiring connections.
  • Sensor misreading causing improper drying cycles.
  • Intermittent operation due to internal component wear.

Installation Steps

Step1: Unplug the dryer and turn off the gas supply for safety.

Step2: Remove the front or rear access panel using a screwdriver.

Step3: Locate the radiant sensor near the burner assembly.

Step4: Disconnect the wiring harness carefully.

Step5: Unscrew and remove the old sensor.

Step6: Install the new sensor and secure it with screws.

Step7: Reconnect wires, reassemble the panel, and restore power.