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Jaime
August 25, 2022
Error D90 comes in during cycle. Checked ducting to make sure it is unclogged. Still, same error message comes on. Changed the Heating element, fitted with new thermostat and heat fuse. Still, same error message. I'm thinking that the blower thermostat and/or thermistor might be the culprit. Am I right or wrong?
For model number DLEX3250W
Hello Jaime, thank you for asking. Please make sure the lint filter is clean and there is enough airflow at the exterior of the vent hose. Too-long vents can also reduce the efficiency of the ventilation. Before moving towards the blower thermostat, first check the blower wheel (part number: PS3528491) itself and ensure that it is working. We hope this sorts out your problem, our customer service is here seven days a week if you have further questions.
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