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WE04X26139 Dryer Genuine OEM High Limit Thermostat Description: This High Limit Thermostat is an OEM part for specific GE dryer models. This thermostat plays a critical role in monitoring the temperature within the dryer and shutting off the heating element if it becomes too hot, thereby preventing overheating and potential fires.  Causes of a bad high limit thermostat can include wear and tear from regular use, electrical issues such as short circuits, or exposure to excessively high temperatures, which can impair its ability to function properly. Replaces Part Numbers: WE04X26139, 4545779, AP6237550, PS12073908.    California Residents only WARNING: Cancer and/or Reproductive Harm - www.p65warnings.ca.gov

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XPARTCO 6931EL3003D Dryer Hi-Limit Thermal Fuse Replaces Part Numbers: 6931EL3003D, 1268366, 6931EL3003E, AH3530485, EA3530485, AP4440975, PS3530485     Description: This Hi Limit Thermal Fuse is a replacement part for Kenmore, LG dryer models. This fuse is a safety device that protects the dryer from overheating by cutting off power to the heating element if the dryer’s temperature exceeds a safe limit. It ensures that the dryer operates within safe temperature ranges, preventing potential fire hazards. This is an aftermarket part that can be used as a replacement for the OEM part.

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XPARTCO 4449751 Oven High Limit Thermostat Replaces WP4449751 The XPARTCO 4449751 is an aftermarket replacement oven high limit thermostat compatible with a wide range of Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore ovens, wall ovens, microwave-oven combinations, and ranges. The high limit thermostat is a critical safety device mounted near the oven cavity — it continuously monitors the oven's temperature and cuts off electrical power to the heating element if the oven exceeds its safe operating temperature. When the oven temperature drops back to normal, the thermostat closes and allows normal operation to resume. This backup safety layer protects against fires, damage to the oven, and unsafe cooking conditions when the main temperature control fails. Rated to trip at approximately 335°F (170°C). Common causes for the high limit thermostat to trip include a faulty control board, cooling fan failure, blocked ventilation, poor door sealing, disrupted air circulation, or an abnormal self-cleaning cycle. It directly replaces WP4449751, 1550872, AP6009390, AH2375382, EA2375382, PS2375382, PS11742549, EAP11742549, and AH11742549. Installs in 30–45 minutes with basic hand tools by experienced DIYers. This is a safety component in a 240V oven circuit — proceed only if you're comfortable with high-voltage electrical work, or call a qualified appliance technician. Quick Answer The XPARTCO 4449751 Oven High Limit Thermostat fixes Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Amana, and Kenmore ovens with symptoms including oven not heating, oven overheating, uneven heating, oven failing to start, and self-clean door won't unlock after cycle. 335°F (170°C) trip temperature — cuts off power to heating element on overheat, then resets when temperature returns to normal. Replaces WP4449751, 1550872, AP6009390, AH2375382, EA2375382, PS2375382, PS11742549, EAP11742549, AH11742549. Compatible with WOS/WOD wall ovens, KOSE/KODE/KOCE series, JJW/JMW/JDRP/JDR series, and many more. Common Problems This Part Fixes Oven not heating at all — high limit thermostat tripped open Oven overheating — thermostat failing to trip when needed (rare failure mode) Inconsistent oven temperatures leading to undercooked or overcooked food Oven fails to start when powered on Oven door won't unlock after a self-cleaning cycle completes Uneven heating — hot spots or cold spots inside the oven cavity Oven cuts off heat mid-cycle without reaching set temperature F-code or thermostat-related error displayed on the control panel Multimeter continuity test on the thermostat shows an open circuit at room temperature Visible damage or discoloration on the thermostat housing from a prior overheat event Cross Reference Information Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item. Replaces Part Numbers This oven high limit thermostat directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers: WP4449751, 4449751, 1550872, AP6009390, AWP47600, EAP2375382, PD00025977, PS11742549 If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility. Compatibility This high limit thermostat is compatible with select ovens, wall ovens, ranges, and microwave-oven combinations from the following brands: Whirlpool wall ovens — WOS series (WOS31ES0JS, WOS51EC0AS, WOS51EC0HS, WOS51EC7HW02, WOS51EC7HW21, WOS72EC0HS/HV, WOS72EC7HS/HV, WOS92EC0/EC7 all revisions, WOS97ES0ES series) Whirlpool double wall ovens — WOD series (WOD51EC0AW03, WOD51EC7HS, WOD93EC7AS) Whirlpool combination wall ovens — WOC54EC0/EC7 series KitchenAid wall ovens — KOSE, KODE, and KOCE series (KOSE500ESS, KODE500ESS, KOCE500ESS, KOCE500EBL00/EBL01/EBL02/EBL04/EBL05) Jenn-Air wall ovens — JJW, JMW, JDRP, and JDR series (JJW2427DB/DS 00/01, JJW2430DS, JJW3430DS, JMW2430DS, JDRP430HL/HM 00/01, JDRP430WP00, JDRP436HL/HM/WP series, JDRP536HL/HM/WP series) Maytag wall ovens and ranges (select models) Amana wall ovens (select models — AWO6313SFB00/02, AWO6313SFS00/02, AWO6313SFW00/02) KitchenAid ranges — KDRS407 series (KDRS407VBK01, KDRS407VBU01, KDRS407VSS00) Whirlpool ranges — IBD350DS00, IBS300DS00, IBS350DS00 series Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper wall ovens (select Whirlpool-built models) Kenmore / Sears wall ovens (select Whirlpool-built models) Suitable for single or double electric wall ovens and microwave-oven combination units Always verify your appliance model number before ordering. Contact our support team if you're unsure. Key Features Aftermarket replacement built to OEM-equivalent quality standards High limit thermostat (safety switch) — cuts off power to the oven's heating element when temperature exceeds 335°F (170°C) to prevent overheating damage or fire Auto-reset design — closes and restores normal operation when the oven temperature returns to safe range Precision-calibrated to Whirlpool factory specifications for accurate trip temperature and reliable safety response Replaces WP4449751, 1550872, AP6009390, AH2375382, EA2375382, PS2375382, PS11742549, EAP11742549, and AH11742549 Compatible with Whirlpool WOS/WOD/WOC series, KitchenAid KOSE/KODE/KOCE series, Jenn-Air JJW/JMW/JDRP/JDR series, plus Maytag, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore ovens Fits single wall ovens, double wall ovens, ranges, and microwave-oven combination units Resolves "oven won't heat," "overheating," "uneven heating," "self-clean door stuck locked," and "won't start" symptoms when caused by a failed high limit thermostat For experienced DIYers or qualified appliance technicians — this is a safety component in a 240V oven circuit Installation typically takes 30–45 minutes with basic hand tools Product Specifications Part Number 4449751 OEM Part Number WP4449751 Part Type Oven High Limit Thermostat (Safety Switch) Condition Aftermarket Replacement Application Wall Ovens, Ranges, Microwave-Oven Combinations (Whirlpool platform) Trip Temperature 335°F (170°C) Type Auto-Reset (closes when temperature returns to safe range) Compatible Brands Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, Kenmore Installation Notes ⚠️ Turn Off Power at Breaker Before Starting — This Is a 240V Oven Circuit — Wear Work Gloves Disconnect power at the household breaker before beginning — this is a 240V circuit and there is a serious risk of electrical shock if power is not fully disconnected. Verify power is off with a voltage tester before touching any wiring. Wear work gloves and safety glasses. Allow the oven to cool completely before beginning (several hours after any recent cooking). The high limit thermostat is typically mounted on the rear or side of the oven cavity, accessed by removing the back panel of the appliance (for freestanding ranges) or the front trim/service panel (for wall ovens). The exact location varies by model — consult your appliance's service diagram before starting. Photograph all wire connections and mounting details before disconnecting anything. Disconnect the wire terminals from the old thermostat (typically two spade-terminal wires). Remove the mounting screws or clips holding the thermostat to the oven cavity, and lift it out. Install the new 4449751 in the exact same position and orientation — the thermostat must be in good thermal contact with the oven cavity to function correctly. Secure the mounting hardware and reconnect the wires to their correct terminals. Reinstall the access panels. Restore power at the breaker and test the oven — start with a low-temperature bake cycle to confirm normal heating operation before running a high-temperature or self-clean cycle. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, 1/4" nut driver, voltage tester (essential), work gloves, safety glasses. Frequently Asked Questions Why did my high limit thermostat trip in the first place? A high limit thermostat trips because the oven exceeded its safe operating temperature — meaning something upstream in the temperature control chain failed to shut off the heating element when it should have. Common causes are: a failed oven control board (relay stuck closed), a failed cooling fan (allowing the oven cavity or electronics to overheat), blocked or restricted ventilation, poor door sealing (letting the cavity overheat), disrupted air circulation, or an abnormal self-cleaning cycle. Before installing the new thermostat, investigate and address the underlying cause — otherwise the new thermostat will trip again in short order. Also inspect the ventilation, oven door gasket, and cooling fan while you have the appliance open. What's the difference between a high limit thermostat and the operating thermostat? These are two different components serving two different roles. The operating thermostat (or the oven control board with its temperature sensor) is the primary component that maintains the oven at your set temperature by cycling the heating element on and off during normal operation — it opens and closes at your selected temperature (e.g., 350°F). The high limit thermostat (WP4449751) is a backup safety device that only trips when the oven temperature far exceeds normal operation (335°F over the cavity's safe threshold), typically because the operating thermostat or control has failed. If the high limit thermostat trips, both need to be checked — the operating thermostat may also need replacement. Does the high limit thermostat reset itself, or does it need to be replaced after tripping? The WP4449751 is an auto-reset thermostat — it closes automatically once the oven cools back to a safe temperature, allowing normal operation to resume. If your oven is heating normally again after cooling, the thermostat is likely still functional (the underlying overheating cause needs investigation). However, if the thermostat has failed permanently open — often the result of repeated overheat events or age — it will need replacement. Test with a multimeter set to continuity: a working thermostat shows continuity at room temperature. If it reads open (infinite resistance) when cold, it has failed and needs replacement. Why does my self-cleaning cycle leave the oven door locked and the oven won't heat? This is a classic symptom of a high limit thermostat that tripped during the self-clean cycle. Self-cleaning cycles run at extreme temperatures (800–1000°F) and stress every component in the oven — if the ventilation, door gasket, or cooling fan can't keep up, the high limit thermostat will trip open. Once tripped, the oven can't heat OR unlock the self-clean door lock mechanism, leaving the door stuck closed. Once the thermostat cools and closes (or is replaced), the door lock releases and normal operation resumes. If self-clean cycles routinely trip the thermostat, investigate whether the ventilation, cooling fan, or door gasket are causing the problem. Can I do this repair myself, or should I hire a technician? Replacing an oven high limit thermostat is a manageable DIY repair for someone comfortable with mechanical work and electrical connections, but this is a 240V circuit and the thermostat is a safety component — any error can create a serious safety risk. If you have experience with appliance repair, follow the safety precautions carefully (breaker off, voltage tester, correct thermostat orientation), and can confirm the wiring connections are secure, this is a feasible DIY. If you've never worked with 240V appliance circuits before, hiring a qualified appliance technician is the safer option. Also identify and address whatever caused the original overheat event — otherwise the new thermostat will trip again. Is this a Genuine OEM or aftermarket part? This is an aftermarket replacement part built to OEM-equivalent quality standards. It is not a genuine Whirlpool OEM part, but is manufactured to match the trip temperature (335°F / 170°C), auto-reset function, terminal configuration, and fit of the original WP4449751 high limit thermostat used in compatible Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Amana, and Kenmore ovens. 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XPARTCO XP311 Dryer Thermostat Kit for LG The XPARTCO XP311 is an aftermarket replacement 3-piece thermostat kit for LG electric dryers, bundling the thermal fuse, thermistor, and high-limit thermostat that work together to regulate and protect the dryer's heating system. These three components monitor heat continuously during normal operation and step in at different thresholds if something goes wrong, which is why they're commonly replaced as a set — a single overheating event or a slow age-related drift in one part can put stress on the others, and buying them together also saves a second teardown if one of the remaining parts fails soon after. This kit includes: the 6931EL3003D thermal fuse, a one-time safety device that permanently cuts power to the dryer if internal temperatures climb dangerously high; the 6323EL2001B thermistor, a temperature sensor assembly with wire harness that continuously reports drum temperature to the control board so it can regulate heat output during the cycle; and the 6931EL3001E high-limit thermostat, which automatically shuts off the heating element if the dryer's temperature exceeds safe operating limits, without needing to be replaced like the thermal fuse does. Symptoms of failure in this circuit include incomplete drying, insufficient heating time, overheating that damages clothing, and the dryer shutting down prematurely or failing to start at all. It directly replaces AP4440975, 1268366, 6931EL3003E, AH3530485, EA3530485, PS3530485 (thermal fuse); AP4441539, 1268206, 6323EL2001H, AH3529026, EA3529026, PS3529026 (thermistor); and AP4440977, 1268363, 6931EL3001B, 6931EL3001C, AH3530481, EA3530481, PS3530481, 6931EL3001F (high-limit thermostat). Quick Answer The XPARTCO XP311 Dryer Thermostat Kit fixes LG (and select Kenmore) electric dryers with incomplete drying, insufficient heat, overheating that damages clothes, or a dryer that shuts down prematurely or won't start. 3-piece kit: thermal fuse (6931EL3003D), thermistor (6323EL2001B), and high-limit thermostat (6931EL3001E). Replaces 6323EL2001B, 6931EL3001E, 6931EL3003D, and their full cross-reference sets listed below. These three parts share the same circuit and commonly fail together — replacing all three at once is standard practice when one has failed. What's In The Kit Component Part Number Function Thermal Fuse 6931EL3003D One-time safety device — permanently cuts power if the dryer overheats. Cannot be reset once blown. Thermistor 6323EL2001B Continuously senses drum temperature and reports it to the control board to regulate heat output. High-Limit Thermostat 6931EL3001E Automatically shuts off the heating element if temperature exceeds safe limits. Resets automatically, unlike the thermal fuse. Common Problems This Kit Fixes Dryer runs but clothes come out only partially dry Insufficient heating time or reduced heat output Overheating that scorches or damages clothing Dryer shuts down prematurely mid-cycle Dryer won't start at all Inconsistent drying results from cycle to cycle Dryer that recently blew a thermal fuse and needs the related components checked Cross Reference Information Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item. Replaces Part Numbers This dryer thermostat kit directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers: 6931EL3003D, 1268366, AH3530485, EA3530485, PD00001818, EAP3530485, AP4440975, PS3530485, 6323EL2001B, 1268206, 6323EL2001H, AH3529026, PD00001821, EAP3529026, EA3529026, AP4441539, PS3529026, 6931EL3001E, 1268363, 6931EL3001C, PD00023869, EAP3530481, AH3530481, EA3530481, AP4440977, PS3530481. If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility. Compatibility This kit is compatible with select LG electric dryers, and also fits select Kenmore dryers built on the LG platform, including model numbers such as: CDE3379WN DLE0332W, DLE0442G, DLE0442W, DLE0442W01 DLE1310W, DLE2101W, DLE2140W, DLE2240W DLE2512W, DLE2514W, DLE2515S, DLE2516W, DLE2522W, DLE2524W, DLE2532W DLE3733D, DLE3733S, DLE5955W Note: This kit is for LG electric dryers. Different resistance values, dimensions, and mounting methods apply across brands and models, so always verify your full model number before ordering rather than relying on physical resemblance alone. Contact our support team with your model number if you're unsure. Key Features Complete 3-piece kit — thermal fuse, thermistor, and high-limit thermostat in one purchase Addresses the full temperature-regulation and safety circuit at once, rather than piecemeal Resolves "incomplete drying," "insufficient heat," "overheating," and "premature shutdown" symptoms Thermistor ships with its wire harness included No special tools required for installation Direct drop-in replacement for all three original components Replaces the full cross-reference set for 6931EL3003D, 6323EL2001B, and 6931EL3001E listed above Compatible with LG and select Kenmore electric dryers Aftermarket replacement built to OEM-equivalent quality standards Product Specifications Kit Part Number XP311 Kit Contents 1x Thermal Fuse (6931EL3003D), 1x Thermistor (6323EL2001B), 1x High-Limit Thermostat (6931EL3001E) Condition Aftermarket Replacement Application LG Electric Dryers Thermal Fuse Type One-time use, non-resettable High-Limit Thermostat Type Automatically resetting Thermistor Includes wire harness Repair Difficulty Easy to Moderate — no special tools required Compatible Brands LG, select Kenmore Installation Notes ⚠️ Unplug Dryer Before Starting — Test Before Assuming All Three Have Failed Disconnect power at the outlet or shut off the circuit breaker before beginning. Wear work gloves. Access is typically through the rear panel or the front, depending on your model — these components are commonly mounted on or near the blower housing and heater duct assembly. Photograph the wiring connections before disconnecting anything, since the thermal fuse, thermistor, and high-limit thermostat can look similar and are easy to swap positions by mistake. Before installing the full kit, it's reasonable to test each old component with a multimeter to confirm which have actually failed — the thermal fuse and high-limit thermostat can each be checked for continuity, though replacing all three together is still standard practice given how this circuit tends to fail. Remove each old component from its mounting position, noting orientation, and disconnect its wiring. Install each new component from the kit in the same position and orientation as the part it replaces, reconnecting wiring exactly as photographed. Reassemble the panel, restore power, and run a full test cycle to confirm normal heating, consistent drying, and no premature shutoffs. Tools needed: Phillips or nut driver (model-dependent), multimeter (recommended), work gloves. Frequently Asked Questions Do I really need to replace all three parts, or can I just replace the one that failed? You can test each component individually with a multimeter and replace only the ones that fail, but there's a good reason these are commonly sold and replaced together: they share the same heating circuit and tend to age or fail around the same time, especially if an overheating event caused the original failure. Replacing all three at once avoids a second teardown if one of the remaining original parts fails again soon after. What's the difference between the thermal fuse and the high-limit thermostat? They sound similar. Both protect against overheating, but they behave very differently. The high-limit thermostat is the first line of defense — it shuts off the heating element automatically if temperature climbs too high, then resets itself once things cool down, letting the dryer resume normal operation. The thermal fuse is the backup: if temperatures climb high enough that the thermostat alone doesn't prevent a dangerous overheat, the fuse permanently opens the circuit and cuts all power. Unlike the thermostat, the fuse cannot reset itself and must be physically replaced once it blows. What does the thermistor actually do, and why does it matter if it's a sensor rather than a switch? The thermistor doesn't switch anything on or off directly — it's a variable resistor whose resistance changes with temperature, and the control board reads that resistance continuously to know exactly how hot the drum is running. That ongoing feedback is what lets the control board fine-tune heat output throughout the cycle rather than just running hot or cold. A failing thermistor can cause the control to misjudge temperature, leading to insufficient heat, inconsistent drying, or the control cutting the cycle short. My dryer blew a thermal fuse. Should I get this whole kit instead of just the fuse? It's worth considering, especially since a blown thermal fuse usually means the dryer actually overheated at some point — and that same overheating event can stress the thermistor and high-limit thermostat even if they haven't failed outright yet. Also worth checking regardless of which parts you replace: restricted exhaust venting is the most common root cause of dryer overheating, so inspect and clean the vent ducting when you do this repair, or the new parts may face the same stress that damaged the originals. Is this an OEM or aftermarket kit? This is an aftermarket replacement kit built to OEM-equivalent quality standards. It is not a genuine LG OEM kit, but each component is manufactured to match the electrical specifications, resistance values, and mounting configuration of the original 6931EL3003D thermal fuse, 6323EL2001B thermistor, and 6931EL3001E high-limit thermostat used in compatible LG electric dryers. Shop With Confidence A U.S.-based appliance parts retailer specializing in genuine OEM and high-quality replacement parts. We stock components for all major appliance brands and offer fast shipping from our U.S. warehouse. Our team is available to help verify compatibility before you purchase. ✓ Quality Aftermarket Parts ✓ Fast US Shipping ✓ Compatibility Support ✓ Secure Checkout

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XPMTC-100 Microwave Thermal Cut-Off Fuse 100℃ (212°F) – Normally Closed – Universal Microwave Safety Cutoff Product Description Protect your microwave from overheating with the XPMTC-100 Microwave Thermal Cut-Off Fuse 100℃ (212°F), Normally Closed. This high-quality aftermarket safety device is designed to remain closed (conductive) during normal operation and open permanently when temperatures exceed 100℃, cutting power to prevent damage or fire risk. A failed or tripped thermal cut-off can cause the microwave to lose power or stop heating. Replacing it with this correctly rated normally closed fuse restores safe operation and proper protection. Replaces Part Numbers XPMTC-100, MTC-100, Microwave Thermal Fuse 100C NC, 212F Normally Closed Thermal Cutoff, KSD-100LC, WB27X11094, 1556167, AH2370184, EA2370184, PD00044040, EAP2370184, AP4484359, PS2370184, WB27X10909, 1262954, AH1481222, EA1481222, PD00075864, EAP1481222, AP3994059, PS1481222, DE47-20196C, 2079793, DE47-20196A, PD00023369, AP4580114, PS4226487, 5304456094, 1198238, AH1532498, PD00083148, EA1532498, AP3960659, PS1532498. Compatibility This normally closed microwave thermal cut-off fuse is compatible with many GE, Whirlpool, Samsung, LG, Frigidaire, Panasonic, Sharp, and Kenmore microwave ovens that require a 100℃ (212°F) NC thermal cutoff. Commonly used in countertop, over-the-range, and built-in microwave models. Always verify temperature rating and NC (Normally Closed) configuration before ordering.Contact our support team if you’re unsure. ✅ Key Features 🔄 Aftermarket Replacement – Built to OEM-equivalent safety specifications 🌡️ 100℃ (212°F) Rating – Trips at unsafe temperature levels 🔁 Normally Closed (NC) – Conducts power during normal operation 🛡️ Critical Safety Component – Prevents overheating and fire hazards 💰 Cost-Effective Repair – Affordable alternative to OEM thermal cut-offs 📐 Product Specification Part Number: XPMTC-100 Component Type: Microwave Thermal Cut-Off Fuse Temperature Rating: 100℃ (212°F) Contact Type: Normally Closed (NC) Function: One-time safety cutoff Material: Heat-resistant metal body Application: Magnetron or microwave cavity temperature protection Quality Level: Aftermarket replacement (not OEM) 🛠️ Installation Notes Tools Needed: Phillips screwdriver, insulated pliers ⚠️ Safety First:Unplug the microwave before servicing. Microwaves contain high-voltage components—allow capacitors to discharge before handling internal parts. Basic Steps: Disconnect microwave power. Remove the outer cabinet or access panel. Locate the thermal cut-off near the magnetron or cavity. Disconnect wiring and remove the failed fuse. Install the new XPMTC-100 (NC) thermal cut-off in the same position. Reassemble the microwave and restore power. Test operation. ⏱️ Time Required: 15–25 minutes 📦 Shop With Confidence 🚚 Free Shipping on All Orders ⚙️ Trusted Aftermarket Appliance Parts 🔄 30-Day Return Policy Restore microwave safety and dependable operation — Add to Cart Now for a reliable, budget-friendly repair!

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WPW10411934 Range Genuine OEM Surface Element Switch – Compatible with Whirlpool, Maytag & KitchenAid Ranges Product Description Restore precise burner temperature control with the WPW10411934 Range Genuine OEM Surface Element Switch. This Genuine OEM switch is engineered by the original manufacturer to control the heat output of electric surface elements. A faulty surface element switch can cause burners to stay on high, not heat at all, or cycle inconsistently. Replacing it with this authentic OEM part ensures proper electrical performance, safe operation, and factory-level reliability. This part is a Genuine OEM component, manufactured to exact specifications for fit, durability, and long-term performance. Replaces Part Numbers WPW10411934, W10411934, 4446483, PD00033778, EAP11754410, AP6021089, PS11754410. Compatibility This Genuine OEM surface element switch fits select Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, and Kenmore (Whirlpool-manufactured) electric ranges. Common compatible models include (but are not limited to): Whirlpool WFE515S0ES Maytag MER8800FZ KitchenAid KERA205PB Always verify your range’s model number before ordering.Contact our support team if you’re unsure. ✅ Key Features 🏭 Genuine OEM Part – Manufactured to original factory specifications 🔥 Accurate Heat Regulation – Restores proper burner temperature control ⚡ Safe Electrical Operation – Designed for correct voltage and load handling 🎛️ Smooth Adjustment – Ensures responsive burner control 🔧 Exact Fit & Direct Replacement – No modifications required 📐 Product Specification Part Number: WPW10411934 Component Type: Surface Element Control Switch Voltage: 240V Application: Electric range surface burner control Mounting: Shaft-mounted behind control panel OEM Status: Genuine OEM 🛠️ Installation Notes Tools Needed: Phillips screwdriver, nut driver ⚠️ Safety First: Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing the range to avoid electrical shock. Basic Steps: Turn off power to the range at the breaker. Remove the control knob and access the control panel. Label and disconnect wires from the old switch. Remove mounting screws and remove the old switch. Install the new WPW10411934 Genuine OEM switch. Reconnect wiring, reassemble the control panel, and restore power. Test burner operation. ⏱️ Time Required: 20–30 minutes 📦 Shop With Confidence 🏭 Genuine OEM Appliance Part 🚚 Free Shipping on All Orders 🔄 30-Day Return Policy Restore factory-level burner control and safe cooking performance — Add to Cart Now with confidence!

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XPARTCO 279816 Dryer Thermostat Kit The XPARTCO 279816 is an aftermarket replacement thermal fuse and high-limit thermostat combo kit for Whirlpool-built dryers. These are the dryer's two thermal safety devices, and they're bundled together in this kit because they tend to fail around the same time and share a common cause: restricted airflow that lets heat build up beyond safe levels. The high-limit thermostat is the first line of defense, opening at approximately 250°F (L250-80F) to interrupt heating if the dryer runs too hot. If that isn't enough to bring the temperature back down, the thermal fuse is the final failsafe, opening permanently at approximately 309°F to cut power to the dryer entirely. That's an important distinction between the two parts: the high-limit thermostat is a cycling safety device that can open and close as temperature rises and falls, while the thermal fuse is a one-time device — once it blows, it's done, and the dryer won't run again until it's replaced. This kit includes both components plus mounting screws and a wiring set with a jumper wire and extra terminals, which is used specifically when replacing an older-style thermostat that had a wire pressing directly onto the heating element. A dryer that won't start at all, with no lights or response, usually means the thermal fuse has blown; a dryer that runs but won't heat, or that stops heating partway through a cycle, points more toward the thermostat. It directly replaces 2651, 279816VP, 3399848, 3977393, 3390291, AP3094244, AH334299, EA334299, EAP334299, PD00002348, and PS334299. Quick Answer The XPARTCO 279816 Dryer Thermostat Kit fixes Whirlpool-built dryers that won't start at all, won't heat, or stop heating partway through a cycle. Includes a thermal fuse (opens ~309°F), a high-limit thermostat (opens ~250°F), mounting screws, and a wiring set. Replaces 2651, 279816VP, 3399848, 3977393, 3390291, AP3094244, AH334299, EA334299, EAP334299, PD00002348, PS334299. Always inspect and clean the dryer venting when replacing this kit — a blown fuse or tripped thermostat is a symptom of restricted airflow, and skipping this step means the new parts are likely to fail again. Common Problems This Part Fixes Dryer won't start at all — no lights, no tumble, no response to any button Dryer runs and tumbles but produces no heat Dryer heats for a while, then stops heating partway through a cycle Dryer that stopped working suddenly, especially after running unusually hot Clothes coming out extremely hot right before the dryer stopped heating or stopped entirely Repeated blown fuses or tripped thermostats on a dryer with a known venting restriction Continuity test shows an open circuit across the old fuse or thermostat Cross Reference Information Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item. Replaces Part Numbers This dryer thermostat kit directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers: 279816, 279816VP, 3399848, 3977393, PD00002348, AWP39198, EAP334299, AH334299, EA334299, AP3094244, PS334299. 3977393 is the thermal fuse component and 3390291 is the "new-style" high-limit thermostat component included in this kit. If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility. Compatibility This thermostat kit is compatible with select Whirlpool-built dryers across the Whirlpool family of brands, including: Whirlpool electric and gas dryers — WED series Maytag electric and gas dryers — NED series (select Whirlpool-built models) Admiral, Amana, Crosley, Estate, Inglis, Magic Chef, and Roper dryers (select models) Kenmore and KitchenAid dryers (select Whirlpool-built models) Verified model numbers include: WED6200SW1, NED4600YQ0, NED4600YQ1, NED4655EW1, and LER3624EQ. Note: The wiring set included in this kit is designed for replacing an older-style thermostat that used a wire pressed directly onto the heating element. If your dryer uses the true old-style push-on thermostat and fuse combination (part 3977767), you'll need a different kit (commonly listed as APN197) instead of this one. Always verify your full model number before ordering. Contact our support team with your model number if you're unsure which kit fits your dryer. Key Features Complete combo kit — thermal fuse, high-limit thermostat, mounting screws, and wiring set in one package Thermal fuse opens at approximately 309°F as a one-time, non-resettable safety cutoff High-limit thermostat opens at approximately 250°F (L250-80F) as a cycling safety device Resolves "won't start at all," "runs but doesn't heat," and "stops heating mid-cycle" symptoms Wiring set includes jumper wire and extra terminals for older-style push-on thermostat connections Replaces 2651, 279816VP, 3399848, 3977393, 3390291, AP3094244, AH334299, EA334299, EAP334299, PD00002348, and PS334299 Compatible with Whirlpool, Maytag, Admiral, Amana, Crosley, Estate, Inglis, Magic Chef, Roper, Kenmore, and KitchenAid dryers Aftermarket replacement built to OEM-equivalent quality standards Product Specifications Part Number 279816 OEM Part Number 279816 Part Type Dryer Thermal Fuse & High-Limit Thermostat Kit Condition Aftermarket Replacement Kit Contents Thermal fuse, high-limit thermostat, mounting screws, wiring set Thermal Fuse Opening Temp Approx. 309°F (one-time, non-resettable) High-Limit Thermostat Opening Temp Approx. 250°F / L250-80F (cycling) Wiring Set Jumper wire + extra terminals for older-style push-on thermostats Quantity 1 kit Compatible Brands Whirlpool, Maytag, Admiral, Amana, Crosley, Estate, Inglis, Magic Chef, Roper, Kenmore, KitchenAid Installation Notes ⚠️ Unplug Dryer Before Starting — Inspect And Clean The Venting Before Reassembling Disconnect power at the outlet or shut off the circuit breaker before beginning. Wear work gloves. Access is typically through the rear panel: remove the screws securing the panel to reach the blower housing area where both the thermal fuse and high-limit thermostat are mounted, usually close together near the heating element or blower assembly. Photograph the wiring before disconnecting anything, and note whether your old thermostat used a push-on wire connection at the heating element — if so, use the included jumper wire and extra terminals to make the new connection correctly. Remove the mounting screws holding each old component in place and disconnect their wire terminals. Before installing the new parts, test the old fuse and thermostat with a multimeter to confirm which one (or both) is actually open, rather than assuming. This is the most important step: fully inspect and clean the dryer's exhaust vent, from the lint trap housing all the way to the exterior vent hood, checking for lint buildup, crushed sections, or excessive length. A blown fuse or tripped thermostat is a symptom of restricted airflow, and skipping this step means the new parts are likely to fail again. Install the new thermal fuse and thermostat from this kit in the same mounting positions, reconnect the wire terminals (using the included wiring set if applicable), and secure the mounting screws. Reinstall the rear panel, restore power, and run a test cycle to confirm normal heating and shutoff behavior. Tools needed: Phillips or nut driver (model-dependent), multimeter, vent brush or vacuum attachment for cleaning ductwork, work gloves. Frequently Asked Questions Why does this kit include two different parts instead of just one? The thermal fuse and high-limit thermostat work together as a two-stage safety system, and they're bundled because they commonly fail together — both are reacting to the same underlying overheating condition, usually restricted airflow. The high-limit thermostat trips first at a lower temperature and can cycle open and closed; if that's not enough to control the heat, the thermal fuse trips at a higher temperature and shuts the dryer down permanently until replaced. Replacing both together addresses the full safety chain rather than just one link in it. My dryer won't start at all versus my dryer runs but doesn't heat — which part is which? A dryer with absolutely no response — no lights, no tumbling, nothing — usually points to the thermal fuse, since it's wired to cut power more broadly when it blows. A dryer that tumbles and runs normally but produces no heat, or that starts heating and then stops partway through, points more toward the high-limit thermostat. Testing both components with a multimeter will confirm exactly which one has failed. I replaced both parts and the dryer failed again. What's going on? This is a strong sign that the underlying cause — almost always restricted airflow — was never addressed. Neither of these parts fails from age; they trip or blow because the dryer overheated. If new parts fail again, thoroughly inspect and clean the entire exhaust path from the lint trap housing to the outside vent hood, checking for lint buildup, crushed or kinked ductwork, or a vent run that's too long. If airflow checks out and the parts still fail, have the heating element checked as well, since a shorted element can also drive excess heat. Do I need the wiring set included in this kit? Only if your dryer's original thermostat used a wire that pressed directly onto the heating element (an older-style connection) rather than a standard push-on terminal. If your dryer already uses a straightforward terminal connection, you can skip the jumper wire and extra terminals and connect the new thermostat directly. Is this an OEM or aftermarket part? This is an aftermarket replacement part built to OEM-equivalent quality standards. It is not a genuine Whirlpool OEM part, but is manufactured to match the opening temperatures, terminal configuration, and mounting positions of the original 279816 thermal fuse and high-limit thermostat kit used in compatible Whirlpool, Maytag, and related dryers. Shop With Confidence A U.S.-based appliance parts retailer specializing in genuine OEM and high-quality replacement parts. We stock components for all major appliance brands and offer fast shipping from our U.S. warehouse. Our team is available to help verify compatibility before you purchase. ✓ Quality Aftermarket Parts ✓ Fast US Shipping ✓ Compatibility Support ✓ Secure Checkout

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XPARTCO 279973 Dryer Thermostat Kit The XPARTCO 279973 is an aftermarket replacement dryer thermostat and thermal cut-off kit compatible with a wide range of Whirlpool-family electric dryers including Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag, KitchenAid, Amana, Inglis, Roper, and Admiral. The kit contains two components — the high-limit thermostat (L295-80F) and the thermal cut-off fuse — both located on the heating element housing. Together they protect the dryer's heating element from overheating: the high-limit thermostat monitors element temperature and cuts power if it exceeds safe levels, then resets when cooled. The thermal cut-off fuse is a backup one-time device that permanently opens the circuit if the thermostat fails to protect the element. Both parts are mounted on the side of the heating element housing and can be accessed through the dryer's back panel. The thermal cut-off fuse is a non-resettable one-time device — once it opens, it must be replaced. The 279973 kit includes both parts, an instruction sheet, and hardware. It directly replaces 3391913, 3404151, 3404152, 3977395, 8318314, 897710, 279973VP, AP3094323, and several additional cross-reference numbers. Note: this kit is for electric dryers only. Installs in 20–30 minutes with basic hand tools. Quick Answer The XPARTCO 279973 Dryer Thermostat Kit fixes Whirlpool-family electric dryers with no heat, overheating, or a dryer that shuts off too early. Kit includes the L295-80F high-limit thermostat (auto-reset, opens at 295°F) and the thermal cut-off fuse (352°F, one-time). Both mount on the heating element housing. Electric dryers only. Replaces 3391913, 3404151, 8318314, 897710, AP3094323. Compatible with Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag, KitchenAid, Amana, Inglis, Roper, and Admiral. Common Problems This Kit Fixes Dryer produces no heat — thermal cut-off fuse or high-limit thermostat has failed Dryer overheats — clothes or drum too hot at the end of a cycle Dryer shuts off early before clothes are dry Dryer takes multiple cycles or very long time to dry clothes Repeated no-heat failures — underlying overheating condition affecting the element housing components Dryer tumbles normally but produces no heat at all What's in the Kit Part 1 of 2 High-Limit Thermostat (L295-80F) Opens at 295°F — cuts power to the heating element if temperature exceeds safe levels · Auto-resets when cooled · Located on the heating element housing · Should show closed continuity (near-zero resistance) at room temperature Part 2 of 2 Thermal Cut-Off Fuse (352°F) Opens at 352°F — one-time backup safety device on the heating element housing · Permanently interrupts power to the heating element if the high-limit thermostat fails to protect it · Cannot be reset — must be replaced if blown · Should show closed continuity at room temperature when working Replaces Part Numbers This thermostat kit directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers: 279973, 279973VP, 3391913, 3404151, 3404152, 3977395, 8318314, 897710, ER279973, PD00002626, EAP334387, AWP39286, AH334387, AP3094323, EA334387, PS334387. If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility. Compatibility This thermostat kit is compatible with select electric dryers only from the following brands: Whirlpool electric dryers (Duet, Cabrio, and standard series) Kenmore / Sears electric dryers (Whirlpool-built models) Maytag electric dryers KitchenAid electric dryers Amana electric dryers Inglis electric dryers Roper electric dryers Admiral electric dryers Important: This kit is for electric dryers only. Gas dryers use a different burner assembly and require a different thermostat kit (XP6974 for Whirlpool-family gas dryers). Always verify your dryer type and model number before ordering. Also: if the thermal cut-off fuse has blown, always check for a clogged exhaust vent before replacing — a blocked vent is the most common root cause of overheating and repeated fuse failures. Key Features 2-part kit — high-limit thermostat and thermal cut-off fuse, both on the heating element housing High-limit thermostat (L295-80F) — opens at 295°F to cut element power, auto-resets when cooled Thermal cut-off fuse (352°F) — one-time backup safety device; permanently opens if thermostat fails to protect the element Both parts located on the heating element housing — accessible from the dryer back panel Replacing both together ensures complete thermal protection is restored on the element housing Replaces 3391913, 3404151, 8318314, 897710, AP3094323, and over 10 additional cross-reference numbers Electric dryers only — not for gas dryer models Compatible with Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag, KitchenAid, Amana, Inglis, Roper, and Admiral electric dryers Aftermarket replacement built to OEM-equivalent quality standards Installs in 20–30 minutes with basic hand tools Product Specifications Kit Part Number 279973 Condition Aftermarket Replacement Application Electric Dryers Only Kit Includes 1x High-Limit Thermostat (L295-80F), 1x Thermal Cut-Off Fuse (352°F), hardware, instruction sheet High-Limit Thermostat Rating L295-80F — opens at 295°F, resets at 215°F — auto-resets Thermal Cut-Off Fuse Trip Temp 352°F — one-time, non-resettable Location Heating element housing (both parts) Compatible Brands Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag, KitchenAid, Amana, Inglis, Roper, Admiral Installation Notes ⚠️ Unplug Dryer Before Starting — Electric Dryers Only Disconnect power before beginning. Remove the back panel of the dryer by unscrewing the perimeter screws to expose the heating element housing. Both the high-limit thermostat and thermal cut-off fuse are mounted on the side of the heating element housing — the thermostat is typically the larger component and the thermal cut-off fuse is smaller. Test each component with a multimeter before removing (both should show closed continuity at room temperature; the failed one will read open). Photograph the wiring before disconnecting. Disconnect the wires, remove the mounting screws, and install the new components in the same positions. Reconnect the wires and mounting screws, reinstall the back panel, restore power, and run a test cycle to confirm heat. Tip: Before running the dryer, clean the full length of the exhaust duct — a clogged vent is the most common cause of overheating and a blown thermal cut-off fuse. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, 1/4" nut driver, multimeter. Frequently Asked Questions What is the difference between the high-limit thermostat and the thermal cut-off fuse in this kit? The high-limit thermostat (L295-80F) is a resettable safety switch that opens at 295°F to cut power to the heating element and resets automatically when the temperature drops. It is the primary protection against overheating during normal operation. The thermal cut-off fuse is a one-time backup device rated at 352°F — it permanently opens the circuit if the heating element temperature climbs beyond the point the thermostat should have caught. Once the cut-off fuse opens, it must be replaced; it does not reset on its own. If the cut-off fuse has blown, it usually means the high-limit thermostat also failed to do its job and should be replaced at the same time — which is exactly what this kit provides. How do I test these parts with a multimeter? Unplug the dryer and remove the back panel to access the heating element housing. Disconnect each component from the wiring and probe both terminals with a multimeter set to continuity or resistance mode. At room temperature, both the high-limit thermostat and the thermal cut-off fuse should show closed continuity (near-zero resistance). Any component that reads open circuit (no continuity) has failed and needs to be replaced. The thermal cut-off fuse reads open even after it cools — it is non-resettable. The high-limit thermostat may read open at room temperature if it has failed internally rather than by an overheat trip. How is the 279973 kit different from the XP6974 thermostat kit? The 279973 is a 2-part kit — high-limit thermostat and thermal cut-off fuse — designed specifically for the heating element housing of Whirlpool-family electric dryers. The XP6974 is a 4-part kit — cycling thermostat, thermal fuse, high-limit thermostat, and thermal cut-off — designed for Whirlpool-family gas and electric dryers, covering both the exhaust duct components and the burner/element housing components. If your electric dryer is showing no-heat and you need only the heating element housing components, the 279973 kit covers exactly those two parts. If you want to replace all thermal components in one repair, the XP6974 covers a broader set. Why does the thermal cut-off fuse keep blowing? If the thermal cut-off fuse blows repeatedly after replacement, it almost always means there is an underlying overheating condition causing the heating element housing to run hotter than it should. The most common cause is a clogged or restricted exhaust vent — lint accumulation in the duct reduces airflow, trapping heat inside the dryer cabinet and around the element. Other causes include a failed cycling thermostat that is not regulating element temperature correctly, a stuck heating element relay, or a dryer in an enclosed space with inadequate ventilation. Always clean the full exhaust duct and check the cycling thermostat (WP3387134) before replacing the thermal cut-off fuse a second time. Is this an OEM or aftermarket part? This is an aftermarket replacement kit built to OEM-equivalent quality standards. It is not a genuine Whirlpool OEM part, but is manufactured to match the temperature ratings and specifications of the original 279973 high-limit thermostat and thermal cut-off fuse kit. Shop With Confidence A U.S.-based appliance parts retailer specializing in genuine OEM and high-quality replacement parts. We stock components for all major appliance brands and offer fast shipping from our U.S. warehouse. 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XPARTCO DC47-00019A Dryer Heating Element Replaces WP35001247 The XPARTCO DC47-00019A is an aftermarket replacement universal-fit dryer heating element compatible with a wide range of electric dryers across multiple manufacturers — including Samsung, Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, Inglis, and Kenmore. The heating element generates the heat that warms the air circulating through the dryer drum, evaporating moisture from wet clothes during each drying cycle. When the element fails, the dryer continues to tumble normally but produces no heat, leaving clothes damp at the end of a complete cycle. This replacement element comes pre-assembled with insulators and restring already attached, allowing for fast installation. Rated 240V, 5300W, with metal and ceramic construction. Overall dimensions are approximately 17"L x 6-1/2"W x 2-1/2"H. Important: this is a heating element assembly only — you must reuse the housing/cannister from your old element when installing the new one. It directly replaces DC47-00019A, 35001247, WP35001247, WP35001247VP, TJDC47-00019A, DE0019A, ERDC47-00019A, 35001119, 2068550, 1185561, AP4045884, AP4201899, AP6008695, AH2038533, EA2038533, EAP2038533, EAP11741835, PD00001991, PD00002996, PS2038533, PS4205218, and PS11741835. Installs in 30–45 minutes with basic hand tools. Quick Answer The XPARTCO DC47-00019A Dryer Heating Element fixes Samsung, Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, Inglis, and Kenmore electric dryers that tumble normally but produce no heat or take much longer than usual to dry. Universal-fit element — 240V, 5300W. 17"L x 6-1/2"W x 2-1/2"H. Insulators and restring pre-attached. Must reuse the housing/cannister from the old element. Replaces DC47-00019A, 35001247, WP35001247, WP35001247VP, TJDC47-00019A, DE0019A, ERDC47-00019A, 35001119, 2068550, 1185561, AP4045884, AP4201899, AP6008695, PS2038533, PS4205218, PS11741835. Common Problems This Part Fixes Dryer tumbles normally but produces no heat — element coil burned through Dryer takes significantly longer than usual to dry a load Clothes coming out damp or only partially dried at the end of a cycle Visible breakage in the element coil — snapped or burned-through Ni-Cr wire Dryer trips the circuit breaker when the heat setting is selected — shorted element Burning smell during operation — element arcing at a weak point in the coil Multimeter continuity test on the element shows an open circuit Replaces Part Numbers This dryer heating element directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers across multiple brands: DC47-00019A, 2068550, AP4201899, ASM33630, AP2038533, DE0019A, ERDC47-00019A, PD00001991, PS4205218, TJDC47-00019A, WP35001247, 35001247, 1185561, AP6008695, AWP47390, EAP11741835, PD00002996, PS11741835, WP35001247VP. If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility. Compatibility This universal-fit heating element is compatible with select electric dryers from multiple manufacturers: Samsung electric dryers — DV2, DV3, DV4, DV5, DVE series (DV40J3000EW, DV42H5000EW, DV42H5200EW, DV42H5600EP, DV45H7000EW, DV48H7400EW, DV50F9A7EVW, DV50F9A7EVP, DVE50M7450W, DVE50R5200W, DVE50R5400V, DV203AEW, DV206LEW, DV209AEW, DV210AEW, DV419AEU, DV448AEE, DV448AEP, DV5471AEW and many related models) Whirlpool electric dryers (select models — see WP35001247 cross-reference) Maytag electric dryers (MDE6700AYW, MDE6700AZW, MDG6700AWM, MDG6700AWW and related) Amana electric dryers (NED7200TW10, YIED7200TW10 and related) Inglis electric dryers (select models) Kenmore / Sears electric dryers (Samsung and Whirlpool-built — select models) Important — Reuse Existing Housing: This listing is for the heating element assembly only — the metal housing/cannister that the element sits inside is not included. You must reuse the housing from your old element. Remove the old element from its housing, then install the new DC47-00019A element into that same housing before reinstalling in the dryer. Also: this part is for electric dryers only — gas dryer models use different components. Always verify your specific model number before ordering. Key Features Universal-fit replacement heating element for multiple dryer manufacturers — replaces both Samsung DC47-00019A and Whirlpool/Maytag WP35001247 part numbers Generates the heat that warms drying air — essential for the dryer to actually dry clothes Pre-strung Ni-Cr (nickel-chromium) heating wire — high heat conductivity and resistance to warping over time Insulators and restring already attached — ready for installation into the existing housing Rated 240V, 5300W — correct electrical specifications for compatible electric dryers Dimensions: 17"L x 6-1/2"W x 2-1/2"H Metal and ceramic construction — durable for repeated heat/cool cycles Electric dryers only — NOT compatible with gas dryer models Important: heating element assembly only — must reuse the housing/cannister from the old element Replaces 22+ OEM and cross-reference part numbers across Samsung, Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, and related brands Aftermarket replacement built to OEM-equivalent quality standards Quick DIY repair — installs in 30–45 minutes with basic hand tools Product Specifications Part Number XPDC47-00019A Also Replaces (Whirlpool-side) WP35001247, 35001247 Part Type Dryer Heating Element Assembly (Universal Fit) Condition Aftermarket Replacement Application Electric Dryers Only (NOT gas) Voltage 240V AC Wattage 5300W Terminal Connections 2 spade terminals Dimensions 17"L x 6-1/2"W x 2-1/2"H Material Metal / Ceramic / Ni-Cr coil wire Includes Heating element assembly with insulators and restring pre-attached (housing NOT included — reuse old) Compatible Brands Samsung, Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, Inglis, Kenmore Installation Notes ⚠️ Unplug Dryer Before Starting — Do Not Touch the Element with Bare Hands Disconnect power before beginning. Wear work gloves throughout — there are sharp sheet metal edges inside the dryer cabinet. The new heating element coil is sensitive to skin oils, which can cause premature burnout — handle the element only by the metal frame, not the coil wire. Remove the rear panel of the dryer to access the heating element housing/cannister. Take a photo of all wire connections and the orientation of the element before disconnecting anything. Disconnect the wires from the old element terminals and remove the housing from the dryer. With the housing on a workbench, remove the old element from inside the housing — note exactly how it sits and how the restring is positioned. Install the new DC47-00019A element into the same housing, following the same orientation as the old element. Do not let the Ni-Cr heating wire touch the housing during installation — this can cause arcing and immediate burnout. Reinstall the housing in the dryer, reconnect all wires snugly to the correct terminals, and reinstall the rear panel. Restore power and run a test heat cycle to confirm the dryer is heating properly. While the rear panel is open, inspect the high-limit thermostat, thermal fuse, and thermistor — if the element failed due to overheating, these may also be stressed. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, 1/4" nut driver, work gloves. Frequently Asked Questions Does this really fit both Samsung AND Whirlpool dryers? Yes — this is one of the more unusual cases in dryer parts where an aftermarket heating element has been designed to serve as a direct replacement for both the Samsung DC47-00019A and the Whirlpool/Maytag WP35001247 (35001247) elements. The two OEM elements share the same physical dimensions, electrical specifications (240V, 5300W), and terminal configuration, allowing a single aftermarket element to function correctly in both platforms. Compatible models span Samsung's DV series, Whirlpool/Maytag's affected dryers (MDE6700/MDG6700 and similar), and select Amana, Inglis, and Kenmore Whirlpool-built or Samsung-built models. Always verify your specific model number before ordering. Why do I need to reuse the housing from the old element? This listing is for the heating element assembly only — the metal cannister or housing that contains the element is not included. The housing is a heavy gauge metal enclosure with mounting brackets that secure it to the dryer cabinet, along with airflow ducting that directs air across the heating coil. Reusing the housing keeps the cost down and is standard practice for this type of replacement. Carefully remove the old element from the housing, install the new element in its place, and then reinstall the housing in the dryer. If your housing is damaged or burned through, it will need to be replaced separately. How do I know if the heating element has failed? The clearest sign is a dryer that tumbles and runs through a complete cycle normally but produces little or no heat, leaving clothes damp at the end. You may also notice the dryer taking much longer than usual to dry a load as it tries to compensate. Visually inspecting the element after removing the rear panel can reveal burn marks, breaks in the coil, or visible arcing damage. A multimeter continuity test on the disconnected element will also confirm failure — a working element shows continuity, while a failed element reads an open circuit (no continuity). Should I replace the thermal fuse and thermostats at the same time? It's a good idea to inspect them. When a heating element fails — especially if it failed due to overheating rather than simple end-of-life wear — the paired thermal fuse, high-limit thermostat, and thermistor located in the same area can also be stressed by the heat event. Since the rear panel must already be open to replace the element, checking these components' continuity with a multimeter is a quick step that can prevent a repeat repair if any of them are also on the verge of failing. Is this an OEM or aftermarket part? This is an aftermarket replacement part built to OEM-equivalent quality standards. It is not a genuine Samsung or Whirlpool OEM part, but is manufactured to match the electrical specifications (240V, 5300W), dimensions, and Ni-Cr coil construction of the original DC47-00019A and WP35001247 heating elements that it replaces. Shop With Confidence A U.S.-based appliance parts retailer specializing in genuine OEM and high-quality replacement parts. We stock components for all major appliance brands and offer fast shipping from our U.S. warehouse. Our team is available to help verify compatibility before you purchase. ✓ Fast US Shipping ✓ Quality Aftermarket Parts ✓ Compatibility Support ✓ Secure Checkout

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318258203 Genuine OEM Frigidaire Range Radiant Bridge Surface Burner Element The 318258203 is a Genuine OEM Frigidaire replacement radiant bridge surface burner element compatible with select Frigidaire, Electrolux, and Kenmore electric ranges and cooktops. This is a dual surface bridge element — it spans two separate burner zones and bridges them together to create one large, elongated heating surface ideal for griddles, fish pans, and oversized cookware. Rated at 1800W / 2600W, it uses an exposed resistance wire (haliant-style) to generate heat directly on the glass-ceramic cooktop surface. As a Genuine OEM part manufactured by Frigidaire to factory specifications, the 318258203 is a direct factory-exact replacement. It also replaces the earlier 7318258203 part number. The element uses exposed resistance wire to heat the cooking surface — note that minor surface cracks in the glass covering do not affect heating performance. Before installation, photograph the original element's wire terminal connections so you can reconnect the new element correctly. Always unplug the range before beginning. Installs in 20–30 minutes with basic hand tools. Quick Answer The 318258203 Genuine OEM Frigidaire Radiant Bridge Surface Burner Element fixes electric ranges where the bridge burner zone is not heating, heats unevenly, or the element has visibly burned out. Dual bridge element rated 1800W/2600W. Haliant-style exposed resistance wire. Replaces 7318258203. Compatible with Frigidaire, Electrolux, and Kenmore electric ranges. Genuine OEM — factory-exact fit and performance. Common Problems This Part Fixes Bridge burner zone not heating at all when activated Bridge element heating only on one side — uneven heating across the element Visible burn marks, breaks, or open spots on the resistance wire Bridge burner zone glowing on one side but not the other Element cycles on and off erratically instead of maintaining steady heat Cooktop surface shows discoloration or hot spots directly above the element area Replaces Part Numbers This burner element directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers: 318258203, 1197704, 7318258203, AH1529079, AFR16668, AP3965799, EA1529079, PD00057059, PS1529079. Contact our support team with your model number if you need confirmation before ordering. Compatibility This bridge surface element is compatible with select electric ranges and cooktops from the following brands: Frigidaire electric ranges and cooktops Electrolux electric ranges and cooktops Kenmore / Sears electric ranges (Frigidaire/Electrolux-built models) Always verify your appliance model number before ordering. Contact our support team if you're unsure. Key Features Genuine OEM part manufactured by Frigidaire to factory specifications — guaranteed fit and performance Dual bridge element — spans two burner zones to create one large elongated cooking surface for griddles and oversized cookware Rated 1800W / 2600W — dual-power design for large-surface cooking flexibility Haliant-style exposed resistance wire heating — heats the glass-ceramic surface directly and efficiently Replaces 7318258203 and cross-references AH1529079, AFR16668, AP3965799, EA1529079, PD00057059, PS1529079. Compatible with Frigidaire, Electrolux, and Kenmore electric ranges Note: photograph terminal wiring before removal to ensure correct reconnection Product Specifications Part Number 318258203 Also Replaces 7318258203 Part Type Radiant Bridge Surface Burner Element (Dual / Haliant-style) Condition Genuine OEM Application Electric Ranges and Cooktops (glass-ceramic surface) Wattage 1800W / 2600W (dual power) Element Type Haliant — exposed resistance wire on element surface Element Style Bridge (spans two burner zones) Compatible Brands Frigidaire, Electrolux, Kenmore Installation Notes ⚠️ Unplug Range Before Starting Unplug the range or turn off the circuit breaker before beginning. Allow the cooktop to cool completely before touching the element. Photograph the existing element's terminal wiring connections before disconnecting anything — the terminal block connections must be replicated exactly on the new element. Lift the glass-ceramic cooktop surface by opening the front and removing the retaining screws (typically under the front trim), then prop the top open. Unplug the element's terminal connections from the terminal block. Remove the element bracket screws and lift the old element out. Position the new 318258203 element in the same location, secure the mounting bracket, and reconnect the terminal wires in the same positions as documented in your photo. Lower the cooktop, restore power, and test both bridge element power settings. Note: do not touch the haliant wire surface of the element during installation. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, 1/4" nut driver. Frequently Asked Questions What is a bridge burner element and what is it used for? A bridge burner element connects two adjacent burner zones on a glass-ceramic electric cooktop into one elongated heating surface. When activated, the bridge element heats the entire combined area — ideal for using a griddle, roasting pan, fish pan, or any large flat-bottomed cookware that spans more than one standard burner. When the bridge is not in use, each adjacent zone functions as its own independent standard burner. The bridge element activates when the bridge control is selected on the range's control panel. What is a haliant element and how is it different from a standard radiant element? A haliant (also called halogent or exposed coil radiant) element uses resistance wire that is partially exposed on the surface of the element body, rather than sheathed inside a smooth glass tube. Both types heat the glass-ceramic surface above them, but haliant elements tend to heat up faster and can reach higher surface temperatures than sheathed radiant elements. Minor surface cracks in the element's glass material do not affect heating performance — the resistance wire is what generates heat, and it functions independently of the outer covering. How do I test if the bridge element has failed? The most reliable test is a continuity check with a multimeter. Unplug the range, lift the cooktop, and disconnect the element's terminal wires. Probe the element's terminal connections with a multimeter set to resistance mode. A working element will show a resistance reading (typically between 10–100 ohms for the heating coil). An open circuit (no continuity / infinite resistance) confirms the element has burned out. You can also visually inspect the haliant wire for visible breaks, dark spots, or melted areas — any visible break in the wire confirms failure. Why is it important to photograph the terminal wiring before removing the old element? Bridge elements have multiple terminal connections for the dual power settings (1800W and 2600W). The wires must be connected to the correct terminals on the new element to ensure both power levels work correctly. If the wires are connected in the wrong order, the element may not heat at all, heat only on one setting, or may not be protected by the correct thermal limiter. Always take a clear photo of the old element's terminal connections before disconnecting anything, and use that photo as a reference when connecting the new element. Is this a Genuine OEM or aftermarket part? This is a Genuine OEM part manufactured by Frigidaire to factory specifications. It is the exact same bridge surface element installed in compatible Frigidaire and Electrolux ranges from the factory — guaranteed fit, materials, and performance. Shop With Confidence A U.S.-based appliance parts retailer specializing in genuine OEM and high-quality replacement parts. We stock components for all major appliance brands and offer fast shipping from our U.S. warehouse. 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XPARTCO DC47-00018A Dryer Hi Limit Thermostat The XPARTCO DC47-00018A is an aftermarket replacement cycling high-limit thermostat for Samsung and select Kenmore electric dryers. This is a genuine, automatically resetting thermostat — not a one-time fuse. It monitors temperature in the heating circuit and opens to cut power to the heating element at approximately 260°F, protecting the dryer from overheating. Once the temperature drops to around 210°F, it closes again on its own, letting the dryer resume heating without any part replacement needed. This thermostat works alongside a downstream thermal fuse (such as our DC96-00887C listing) in the same overheat-protection circuit. If this thermostat is cycling excessively, tripping prematurely, or failing to regulate temperature correctly, it can put stress on that thermal fuse, sometimes causing it to blow as a last-resort safety measure. Symptoms of a failing high-limit thermostat include no heat or insufficient heat, drying that takes too long, or the dryer shutting off too soon before a load is fully dry. It directly replaces 35001092, WP35001092, 1122485, AP4201898, PS4205217, EAP2430930, PS2430930, and AP6008682. Quick Answer The XPARTCO DC47-00018A Dryer Hi Limit Thermostat fixes Samsung and select Kenmore electric dryers with no heat or insufficient heat, drying that takes too long, or premature shutoff before a load is fully dry. Opens at approximately 260°F, resets automatically around 210°F. Replaces 35001092, WP35001092, 1122485, AP4201898, PS4205217, EAP2430930, PS2430930, AP6008682. This is a resettable thermostat, not a fuse — it does not need replacement after each trip. It's a different component from our DC96-00887C thermal fuse listing, though the two are often checked together. Common Problems This Part Fixes Dryer has no heat or insufficient heat Drying takes too long to complete a cycle Dryer shuts off too soon, before clothes are fully dry Timer will not advance through the cycle Dryer that stopped working suddenly after running unusually hot Dryer with a history of repeated downstream thermal fuse failures Cross Reference Information Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item. Replaces Part Numbers This dryer high-limit thermostat directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers: DC47-00018A, AP4201898, T-O-D 60T11, ASM33627, 1122485, PD00002011, PS4205217. WP35001092, 35001092, PD00004704, EAP11741822, AP6008682, AWP47350, PS11741822, L260-50F If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility. Compatibility This high-limit thermostat is compatible with select Samsung electric dryers, and also fits select Kenmore dryers built on the Samsung platform, including model numbers such as: DV5471AEW/XAA DV40J3000EW/A2, DV42H5000EW/A3, DV45H7000EW/A2, DV48H7400EW/A2 DV400EWHDWR/AA DVE50M7450W/A3 Note — resettable thermostat, not a fuse: This DC47-00018A is a true cycling thermostat that resets itself automatically. Our DC96-00887C listing, despite frequently being labeled a "thermostat" on other marketplaces, is actually a one-time thermal fuse mounted separately on the blower housing — it cannot reset and must be replaced once blown. The two are different device types serving the same circuit. Always verify your full model number before ordering. Contact our support team with your model number if you're unsure. Key Features Aftermarket replacement cycling high-limit thermostat — automatically resetting, no replacement needed after each trip Opens at approximately 260°F, resets around 210°F Resolves "no heat," "insufficient heat," "takes too long to dry," and "shuts off too soon" symptoms Genuine thermostat, distinct from the downstream thermal fuse in the same circuit No special tools required for installation Replaces 35001092, WP35001092, 1122485, AP4201898, PS4205217, EAP2430930, PS2430930, and AP6008682 Compatible with Samsung and select Kenmore electric dryers Aftermarket replacement built to OEM-equivalent quality standards Product Specifications Part Number XPDC47-00018A OEM Part Number DC47-00018A Part Type Dryer Cycling High-Limit Thermostat Condition Aftermarket Replacement Type Automatically resetting — not a one-time fuse Open Temperature ~260°F Reset Temperature ~210°F Related Component DC96-00887C thermal fuse (blower housing, different device, sold separately) Quantity 1 high-limit thermostat Compatible Brands Samsung, select Kenmore Installation Notes ⚠️ Unplug Dryer Before Starting Disconnect power at the outlet or shut off the circuit breaker before beginning. Wear work gloves. Access is typically through the rear panel, near the heater duct and blower housing area where this thermostat is mounted. Photograph the wiring connections before disconnecting anything, since this thermostat can be positioned close to other similar-looking components in the same circuit. Remove the old thermostat from its mounting position, noting orientation, and disconnect its wiring. Install the new DC47-00018A in the same position, reconnecting wiring exactly as photographed. Reassemble the panel, restore power, and run a full test cycle to confirm normal, consistent heating with no premature shutoffs. Tools needed: Phillips or nut driver (model-dependent), work gloves. Frequently Asked Questions Do I need to reset this thermostat after it trips, or replace it? Neither, in normal operation — this is a genuine cycling thermostat that resets itself automatically once the dryer cools to around 210°F. You should only need to replace it if it has failed outright (stuck open, stuck closed, or no longer switching at the correct temperatures), not simply because it tripped once during normal operation. My dryer shuts off before the load is fully dry. Is that this part? It's a strong possibility. If this high-limit thermostat is tripping prematurely — opening at a lower temperature than it should — the dryer can cut heat and end the cycle early even though the load isn't actually dry yet. This is one of the more common symptoms this thermostat addresses. My thermal fuse keeps blowing. Could this thermostat be the underlying cause? Yes, this is worth investigating. This thermostat and the downstream thermal fuse (our DC96-00887C listing) protect the same circuit at different points. If this thermostat isn't regulating temperature correctly — cycling excessively or failing to catch a temperature spike — the thermal fuse can end up blowing repeatedly as the last line of defense. If you've replaced the fuse more than once, checking or replacing this thermostat at the same time is a reasonable next step. Is this an OEM or aftermarket part? This is an aftermarket replacement part built to OEM-equivalent quality standards. It is not a genuine Samsung OEM part, but is manufactured to match the electrical specifications and opening/reset temperatures of the original DC47-00018A high-limit thermostat used in compatible Samsung and Kenmore electric dryers. Shop With Confidence A U.S.-based appliance parts retailer specializing in genuine OEM and high-quality replacement parts. We stock components for all major appliance brands and offer fast shipping from our U.S. warehouse. Our team is available to help verify compatibility before you purchase. ✓ Quality Aftermarket Parts ✓ Fast US Shipping ✓ Compatibility Support ✓ Secure Checkout

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XPARTCO WE4M160 Dryer High Limit Thermostat The XPARTCO WE4M160 is an aftermarket replacement high limit (safety) thermostat for GE, Hotpoint, and Kenmore dryers, and for some Fisher & Paykel dryers. This safety thermostat is part of the dryer's heating circuit. It shuts off power to the heating element when the dryer gets too hot, which protects the dryer from overheating. GE catalogs the original as the "Thermostat Safety Left." This is a direct-fit aftermarket replacement for the original GE thermostat. If a high limit thermostat trips or fails, it is worth checking the cause of the overheating at the same time. A clogged lint trap or restricted exhaust vent is a common culprit. Quick Answer The XPARTCO WE4M160 High Limit Thermostat replaces the safety thermostat on a GE, Hotpoint, or Kenmore dryer that overheats, shuts off during the heat cycle, or won't heat because the thermostat has opened or failed. Classic symptom: the dryer gets too hot or quits on heat, and a vent check shows the airflow is clear. Common Problems This Part Fixes Dryer runs too hot Dryer shuts off the heat during a cycle Dryer runs but doesn't heat because the safety thermostat has opened Dryer won't start if the thermostat has failed open Cross Reference Information Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item. Replaces Part Numbers This thermostat directly replaces the following part numbers: WE4M160, WE04M0160, L210-30F, AGE25640, AP2042573, AH267911, EA267911, EAP267911, PD00008081, PS267911 These numbers span generations of GE's own part numbering for this thermostat. Confirm against your dryer's parts diagram, or contact our support team, if your model calls out a different number. Compatibility This thermostat is listed for GE, Hotpoint, and Kenmore dryers and for some Fisher & Paykel dryers, including these examples: GE DBLR333EE0CC, DBSR453EA0WW, DBXR453EA0AA, DBXR463EB0CC GE DPXR475EW0WW, DPSF505GW0WW, DCCB330ED0WC Model numbers 61140418, 62160T3WB Fisher & Paykel DE70FA1-96971, DE60FA2-96983 Note: The models above are a small sample of a list of hundreds, not a full list. GE sells more than one safety thermostat for its dryers, including the WE4M137, so check your model number against your dryer's parts diagram, or contact our support team to verify fit before ordering. Key Features Direct-fit aftermarket high limit (safety) thermostat for GE-built dryers Shuts off power to the heating element when the dryer overheats Replaces GE WE4M160 and the older WE04M0160 Listed for GE, Hotpoint, Kenmore, and some Fisher & Paykel dryers Product Specifications Part Number XPWE4M160 OEM Part Number WE4M160 Part Type Dryer High Limit (Safety) Thermostat Condition Aftermarket Replacement Application GE, Hotpoint, Kenmore & Some Fisher & Paykel Dryers Installation Notes ⚠️ Unplug Power Before Installing Unplug the dryer before beginning, and shut off the gas supply first on gas models. Wear work gloves to protect your hands. Follow your model's service guide to reach the thermostat, note the wire positions before disconnecting them, and fit the new thermostat in the same position. Before closing the dryer, clean the lint trap and check the exhaust vent for restrictions, since poor airflow is a common cause of overheating. Frequently Asked Questions My dryer is running too hot. Is this the part I need? This thermostat is designed to cut power to the heating element when the dryer overheats, and a failed one can cause heating problems. Clear the lint trap and exhaust vent first, since restricted airflow is a common cause of overheating. Is this the same as the WE4M137 high limit thermostat? They are different GE part numbers, so don't assume they are interchangeable. Check your model number against your parts diagram, or contact our support team, before ordering. Is WE4M160 the same as WE04M0160? Yes. WE04M0160 is the older GE number for this thermostat, and WE4M160 is the current number. This thermostat replaces both. Will this fit my dryer? It is listed for hundreds of GE, Hotpoint, Kenmore, and some Fisher & Paykel dryers, but the model list above is only a sample. Check your model number against your parts diagram, or contact our support team and we'll verify it before you order. Shop With Confidence A U.S.-based appliance parts retailer specializing in genuine OEM and high-quality replacement parts. We stock components for all major appliance brands and offer fast shipping from our U.S. warehouse. Our team is available to help verify compatibility before you purchase. ✓ Fast US Shipping ✓ Quality Aftermarket Parts ✓ Compatibility Support ✓ Secure Checkout

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