Parts for Maytag LDG7600AGG: 02 - 50Hz Parts

This heater sub-assembly replaces the dryer heating element assembly to restore normal drying performance by generating the hot air needed for effective clothes drying. Designed to match the original equipment fit and function. What it does:

• Heats incoming air so the dryer can remove moisture from clothes
• Helps return normal drying times when the dryer is not producing heat or takes multiple cycles to dry
• Works with the dryer's airflow and thermostatic controls to maintain operating temperature
• Reduces risk of repeated cycles caused by insufficient heating

• One heater sub-assembly as shown

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off circuit breaker) before starting any repair
• Allow the appliance to cool completely and work in a well-lit area
• Handle heating element carefully to avoid bending or damaging the assembly

This multi-temperature cycling thermostat regulates the dryer's drum heat, switching the heater on and off to match the temperature setting you choose. It can help restore consistent drying if temperatures are erratic, loads run too hot, or cycles take too long.

• Maintains target temperature by opening and closing the heater circuit across multiple heat settings
• Provides calibrated temperature control for safe, efficient drying
• Failure may present as no heat or low heat, overheating, very long dry times, or inconsistent temperatures
• Intended for models with multiple temperature selections

• Unplug the dryer; shut off gas supply if applicable. Allow the appliance to cool before servicing.
• Take a photo of wire positions; move wires to the new thermostat one at a time to matching terminals and ensure snug connections.
• Remove/install mounting screws and seat the thermostat flat against the mating surface for proper sensing.
• After reassembly, clear lint passages and verify proper vent airflow.

• If there's no heat at all, also check the thermal fuse, high-limit thermostat, heating element (electric), or igniter/burner components (gas).
• Restricted venting can mimic thermostat issues and cause overheating or long dry times.