expensive mistake jason.,iam assuming you haven't been able to test the components with a multimeter.most heating assemblies come with T/stats fitted,however your T/stat x2 are fitted to the heater housing on the dryer.take a look at one of the T/stats for a red dot on it,it may have a small hole on the rear where you can reset using a pin.if not you can buy a T/stat kit for around £15.00 .these are the first thing you should of checked or replaced first.iam assuming you have done the usual checks first before you suspected the heater circuit,=ensure the condenser is spotless and remove all fluff/gunge from the condenser housing.=ensure the condenser pump and pipe is not blocked,.if the filter light is illuminating the heater circuit is disabled.if you still have no heat after you have replaced the T/stats then the problem could be the heater relay on the pcb.anyway good luck with it .
ozone
December 2011
you can try changing the thermostats,some model also got a safety thermostat between front cover and heater plate
johan
December 2011
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