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      <title>Troubleshooting a Whirlpool Dryer That Is Blowing Cold Air</title>
      <description>Few things are as frustrating as pulling a load of laundry out of the dryer only to find the clothes are still soaking wet and stone cold. In high-performance households, we rely on our appliances to work on the first cycle, every time. To fix a Whirlpool dryer blowing cold air, you must first reset the dual-pole circuit breaker at your main electrical panel, as a partial trip can provide enough power to spin the drum but not enough to engage the heating element; if the air remains cold, the most likely culprit is a blown thermal fuse or a broken heating element coil caused by restricted airflow.</description>
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      <content:encoded>Few things are as frustrating as pulling a load of laundry out of the dryer only to find the clothes are still soaking wet and stone cold. In high-performance households, we rely on our appliances to work on the first cycle, every time. To fix a Whirlpool dryer blowing cold air, you must first reset the dual-pole circuit breaker at your main electrical panel, as a partial trip can provide enough power to spin the drum but not enough to engage the heating element; if the air remains cold, the most likely culprit is a blown thermal fuse or a broken heating element coil caused by restricted airflow.</content:encoded>
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