I replace the failed timer and watched it for 25 minutes. It cycled perfectly and ended cycle as it should. The dryer is now fixed

Upon arrival in inspection the customer noted the bake option did not work. Shes awesome arcing in sparking when she physically move the element. I pulled a unit out and checked and found the wiring to the element was loose head art and ruin the wire. I repaired the wiring and replace the element. We tested by running up to 400? and I did that perfectly. The range is now fixed.

Upon arrival and inspection the customer stated the unit leaks. I saw evidence of leaking from the front door boot seal. Was heavily contaminated with dog hair. I clean the dog hair and ran an 18 minute fast wash cycle. It did not leak anymore. I took a few minutes and educated the customer on cleaning the drains in the front. No additional charge

Customer complains to dryer has never worked if Pops the Ark fault breaker instantly. Upon arrival and inspection I indeed found an Ark fault breaker. I checked to see if the dryer was wired correctly and it was. Check for continuity between L1 L2 and ground and common and could find none. The dryer is working as designed as far as can be tested within the confines of the electrical situation on site.

Customer complains to dryer has never worked if Pops the Ark fault breaker instantly. Upon arrival and inspection I indeed found an Ark fault breaker. I checked to see if the dryer was wired correctly and it was. Check for continuity between L1 L2 and ground and common and could find none. I called GE and spoke with them they pointed me to the houses circuit. I sent a copy of the wiring harness to fill Whiteford we checked a few components it could find no faults in the unit. The dryer is working as designed as far as can be tested within the confines of the electrical situation on site.