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I have a Hoover DYC 7813nb tumble dryer, it does heat up but stops heating on a e14 error code. I have tested the resistance across the thermostat whilst off and there is no resistance, is this correct.

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  • Chris from eSpares
    Chris at eSpares says...

    No, thermostats should measure low resistance as if you touched the probes together until it reaches the running temperature.

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