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This kit includes a high-limit thermostat rated at 250°F and a thermal cut-off fuse rated at 360°F, both designed to prevent overheating in dryers. The thermostat monitors internal temperatures and interrupts power if the dryer exceeds safe operating limits, while the thermal fuse acts as a backup safety device, cutting off power if temperatures rise too high. These components are essential for maintaining safe dryer operation and protecting against fire hazards. If your dryer is overheating or not running at all, replacing these parts may restore proper function. Always disconnect power before installation and consult your appliance’s manual for placement and compatibility.
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Jerry C - November 24, 2020
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easy repair--part worked as described
fast delivery--excellent price
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Vincent L - December 4, 2020
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Well stocked, easy ordering, easy check out
It arrived in good shape
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Karen B - June 24, 2020
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Worked perfect!
Received timely. Worked perfectly.
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DALE O - June 12, 2020
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Fixed my dryer.
Fixed my dryer.
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D L - June 21, 2020
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It worked!
It worked! I can't believe I fixed our dryer. It took several parts. One could say it's now a "new" dryer after replacing the thermal fuse, the heating coil, the rubber door seal, and finally, the thermal cut-off. A small nugget for a novice -- check your OHMS (properly) before you begin to replace parts.
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Frank T - June 3, 2020
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Fixed My Dryer
Everything worked as expected and the part arrived very quickly. The repair video was spot on as to what was needed.
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James A - March 11, 2021
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No hot air
The diagnostic instructions were extremely helpful. A screw driver, socket wrench and a multimeter to check continuity on the thermostats confirmed the problem. This dryer is thirty years old and now thanks to parts select works like new !
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HOWARD D S - October 10, 2019
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It works we have a dryer :)
The patr got here and we got it in and the dryer is working again and so grateful that you exist and make things so easy so get and fast so we are able to dry our clothes again, thank you for all of your help:)
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Chris T - June 4, 2022
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Easy repair
The part fixedy dryer heater issue. It was not hot enough so it took too long to dry.
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David S - June 16, 2023
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The part was perfect
My dryer is up and working like brand new. Thanks Parts select keep up the good work, Dave Simmons, Portland, Texas.
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Dryer quit heating.
This dryer is 30 plus years old. I am a 71 year old female that has never taken on this type of repair. First I very carefully ordered all parts possibly associated with this problem. Watched all videos available for this model. Could not find one at Parts Select that addressed this particular dryer. Model number was correct. Finally
... Read morefound YouTube video that addressed an "Old Kenmore Wood Top". It showed the correct way to remove the Heating Element unit. Also Parts Select never mentions that fuses and sensors are not "polarized". Very important info for a novice. But Google helped me with that. Heating Element is "polarized", very important not to cross wires. I did order a couple Heating Element Connection Wire Kits that were not needed for this repair. Got all parts replaced, put dryer back together, crossed my fingers and turned it on, so far it has been working really well. I chose to replace all the parts I did because of the dryers age, plus I am not familiar with multimeters. Didn't want to risk one old part messing up a new part. Thank you Parts Select. It is not a 2 hr. repair, but I worked slowly, didn't want to make any mistakes. It would be good if everyone is aware of some of the above information and the YouTube video done by an individual on this particular dryer.
I squeeze the cable connection to heating element so the thermal fuse does not cut the electrical current. The loose connection cause the thermal fuse to blow.
unplug the dryer used nut drive to take the back off unhook the hose from dryer . disconnect the wires. remove the 2 screws from thermal cut -off . install the new parts
DAVID from DANVILLE, VA
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
Tools:
Nutdriver
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The dryer would not heat up.
Tested the two thermostats, thermal fuse and the hi limit cut off for conductivity. The hi limit tested open. The others tested closed. Replaced the hi limit. Cleaned lint from the lint duct assembly after removing the two hex head screws that hold the assembly to the blower housing. The lint was packed in there solid. Cleaned up a
... Read morell around. Reassembled everything. Looks and works like brand new. Access was completely from the front panel. CAUTION: The rear panel is spot welded on although it has eight or nine hex head screws also, and when you remove them, the holes don't line up for replacing them. Took a lot of head scratching and time to get things lined up so the screws would go back in again. Don't try to remove the rear panel like the video shows.
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Arthur from OXFORD, CT
Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
More than 2 hours
Tools:
Nutdriver
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Dryer would not heat
Remove the back panel. Remove wires from top sensor and bottom sensor and remove old sensors. Install new sensors and replace wires. Dryer works great.
Robert from ROCHESTER, MN
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
Tools:
Nutdriver
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Dryer don't get hot !
It's a electric dryer, I knew it was related with the thermal !
Removed back cover and replaced thermal cutoff, installed new push on terminals. Bolted back on and dryer is working like new again.
Michael from DAYTON, TX
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
Tools:
Nutdriver, Pliers, Wrench (Adjustable)
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Dryer ran but without heat.
Turned off my circuit breaker first. Removed back panel with a 1/4 nut driver. Replaced the dryer fuse first. Very easy but did not fix the problem. Watched how to videos to narrow down the parts I might need. Purchased the thermal cut off kit. Installed the High limit thermostat first. Tested the dryer, no dice. Finally installed the The
... Read morermal cutoff. BAM!! I have heat. Since this is an older dryer I did need to use some WD40 to loosen some of the connections. Total cost of parts including tax and quick delivery was $48.30. Fantastic. My old man told me it was unfixable. He was wrong. I WIN. This site is a great teaching site. Thank you!
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barbara from SOUTHAMPTON, PA
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
Tools:
Nutdriver, Screw drivers
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Dryer rotates but there is no hot air.
Our dryer produced no heat. I thought that it was the electrical heating element because this part had failed a number of years ago. But when we received the heating element, and I opened up the back of the dryer to install it, I found that the element was OK. (Visual inspection as well as using an ohm meter.) I then ordered the thermal c
... Read moreut-off kit, (which was over a week in getting to us because Fed-Ex misdirected the shipment). Once the kit arrived it was very simple to remove the Allen-head screws on both parts, install the two new parts, reconnect the wires, replace the back panel on the dryer and hook up power and the dryer vent hose. The dryer works just fine.
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Lawrence from GOLDENDALE, WA
Difficulty Level:
A Bit Difficult
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
Tools:
Nutdriver, Socket set
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David
September 21, 2017
Dryer is turning off prematurely. I input my model number into the website to see what might be the problem and it looked like it could be the cycling thermostat (thermostat internal bias part # wp3387134) . However, i do not see that part in my dryer. Instead, i see the high limit thermostat and fuse cut-off. Is there a cycling thermostat and a high limit thermostat in this unit, and if so, where exactly is the cycling thermostat located?
For model number 110.67902791
Hi David,
Thank you for the question. The cycling thermostat is attached to the blower housing. Hope this helps!
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Steph
October 5, 2017
Replaced heating element but still no heat. Heat went out after running several loads on high heat to curb a flea outbreak. Suggestions?
For model number 11062942100
Hi Steph, Thank you for the question. I suggest replacing the Thermal Cut-Off Kit,PartSelect Number PS334278.The thermostat and fuse help prevent the dryer from overheating and may have blew. Hope this helps!
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David
September 17, 2017
Mr Whirlpool electric dryer clothes coming out are extremely hot where they are burning me when i take them out of the dryer. I am confused on which part i may need. One part includes the thermal cut off kit that includes both of these 2 parts a 250 degree high limit thermostat and a thermal cut off fuse limit 360 degrees. The other part i am thinking i may need is the cycling thermostat limit 135/155. If you can lead me in the right direction, i would appreciate it.
For model number LE5600XSW0
Hi David,
Thank you for your question. I would actually suggest testing all of your thermostats with a multimeter to see if they are all working correctly. I hope that helps. Good luck with your repair.
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Geln Van Clief
May 2, 2018
No heat. Checked parts, had bad fuse on heater housing, installed both new parts. Had heat for a minute. Bad fuse again. What should i check next?
For model number LE5700XSW0
Hello Glen, thank you for your question. I would recommend replacing the Thermal Cut-Off Kit
PartSelect Number: PS334278, and the Cycling Thermostat - Limit 135/155 Part Number: WP694674. I hope this helps!
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Tim
May 6, 2018
No dryer heat
For model number 96588210
Hello Tim, thank you for your question. I would recommend testing the thermostats in the appliance first. Alot of times, the Thermostat, Internal-Bias Part Number: WP3387134 and Disposable Thermal Fuse - Two Terminal Part Number: WP3390719 are the most common thermostats to go. However, I would recommend testing all the thermostats first to be sure there isn't another blown thermostat. I hope this helps!
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Steph
October 5, 2017
Is there a diagram of exactly how the wires go back on the thermal cut-off?
For model number 11062942100
Hi Steph, Thank you for the question. We do not have a wiring diagram sorry but here is a video that should be helpful. Good luck with the repair!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=scgftb8_06c
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David
January 20, 2018
My dryer does not work on the high heat or cotton setting but works on all of the others. I am not sure what part needs to be replaced, please advise?
For model number 110.67741600
Hello David,
Thanks for your question. You will want to test the thermal fuse, thermal cut-off kit, internal-bias thermostat, heating element, and high limit thermostat with a multimeter to see if they have continuity. Replace any that do not have electrical continuity.
I hope this helps.
I have a Kenmore dryer and the heating element would stay on even after the dryer shut off and now it doesnt heat at all. Could it need a heating element and thermostat? Im not sure if i want to tackle the job or not but i love this dryer. Thank you! Diane
Hello Diane, thank you for contacting us. This could be from a bad heating element, if it has shorted out it could keep creating heat. You can inspect the element to see if it is broken and welded to the housing/ground. Good luck with the repair!
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David
September 21, 2017
I found the cycling thermostat on the blower housing just where you said it would be. However, even after removing the lint trap and lint trap housing, the cycling thermostat is pretty tightly pinned between the blower housing and the upper drum. Do i have to remove the blower housing just to get to the cycling thermostat? If so, i may have to turn this over to a professional.
For model number 110.67902791
Hi David,
Thank you for your question. You usually do not have to. We do have an installation video for this kit: https://youtu.be/scgftb8_06c . If you need to remove the blower however, you may have to contact a technician to help you. I hope that helps. Good luck with your repair.
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Jose
January 29, 2018
My dryer doesn't heat up at all and there is power at the heater element what could be the problem? Thanks
For model number 11065922400
Hi Jose,
Thank you for your question. If the dryer is not heating, the thermal cut-off is one part that you will have to check. There are some other parts that you will need to check to see which one is causing the issue. You will need to check the thermal fuse, the internal bias thermostat, the heating element, the heating element connection wire, the high limit thermostat, the electrode sensor and the door switch. I hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day!
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