The vast majority of dryers can be disassembled and repaired without having to pull the dryer out. That is a HUGE advantage not only for the the DIY homeowner , but also for technicians. The burden of having to disconnect and then PROPERLY reconnect the vent, can often be more time consuming than the actual repair. Now if your dryer is in a wide open area, that's no big deal, but most are in a tight closet, side by side with the washer, where it's next to impossible to work without having to be an acrobat, when to comes to reconnecting the vent. Never in my life would I buy a Bosch for that reason, plus they are not better than the rest and are more expensive than most. 3 Strikes and you're out Bosch.
The vast majority of dryers can be disassembled and repaired without having to pull the dryer out. That is a HUGE advantage not only for the the DIY homeowner , but also for technicians. The burden of having to disconnect and then PROPERLY reconnect the vent, can often be more time consuming than the actual repair. Now if your dryer is in a wide open area, that's no big deal, but most are in a tight closet, side by side with the washer, where it's next to impossible to work without having to be an acrobat, when to comes to reconnecting the vent.
Never in my life would I buy a Bosch for that reason, plus they are not better than the rest and are more expensive than most.
3 Strikes and you're out Bosch.
I learned lot. Much insightful men.
I’m glad I could guide you to the dark side. Thanks for being my one and probably only viewer in this crappy video
Nope I have the same dryer. Just replaced my thermister. I’ve already replaced the heating element.