GE dryer not heating

GE DRYER NO HEAT is misdiagnosed as a component failure when the root cause is water quality or an installation problem — neither of which the appliance itself can detect and report accurately. Hard water deposits (limescale) accumulate inside water heaters, dishwashers, washing machine drum bearings, and coffee makers, causing flow restrictions and heat inefficiency that trigger secondary error codes. Test water hardness with a strip or meter; if hardness exceeds 7 gpg, descaling is a maintenance requirement, not a one-time fix. Running a citric acid or white vinegar descale cycle quarterly prevents limescale-related GE DRYER NO HEAT recurrence. Installation issues: insufficient water pressure causes fill errors in dishwashers and washing machines — measure pressure at the inlet valve (should be 20–120 PSI). Incorrect drain hose height causes siphoning in washing machines, creating false error codes during drain cycles. Leveling affects front-load washers significantly — an unlevel washer triggers unbalance codes that look like drum or bearing failures. Check and correct these environmental factors before diagnosing component failure.