Parts for Kenmore 867.763452 (867763452, 867 763452): Burner And Controls Parts

Furnace won't start or heat? A faulty ignitor is often the culprit. This direct replacement restores reliable ignition in about 30 minutes with basic tools.

This fan and limit control is a replacement temperature-switching assembly that turns an appliance fan on and off and opens/closes at specific temperatures to help prevent overheating and restore proper airflow. What it does:

• Switches the fan or blower on and off based on temperature changes
• Opens the limit circuit to stop heating when temperatures exceed safe levels
• Restores proper fan operation when a failed thermostat causes no airflow
• Commonly used when appliances overheat, cycle the heater erratically, or the fan won't run

• Disconnect all power (and gas supply on gas appliances) before beginning work
• Compare new part to the old unit for correct terminal layout and mounting orientation
• Handle the thermostat elements carefully; avoid bending or damaging sensing bulbs

This fan and limit control is a replacement temperature-switching assembly that turns an appliance fan on and off and opens/closes at specific temperatures to help prevent overheating and restore proper airflow. What it does:

• Switches the fan or blower on and off based on temperature changes
• Opens the limit circuit to stop heating when temperatures exceed safe levels
• Restores proper fan operation when a failed thermostat causes no airflow
• Commonly used when appliances overheat, cycle the heater erratically, or the fan won't run

• Disconnect all power (and gas supply on gas appliances) before beginning work
• Compare new part to the old unit for correct terminal layout and mounting orientation
• Handle the thermostat elements carefully; avoid bending or damaging sensing bulbs

This fan and limit control is a replacement temperature-switching assembly that turns an appliance fan on and off and opens/closes at specific temperatures to help prevent overheating and restore proper airflow. What it does:

• Switches the fan or blower on and off based on temperature changes
• Opens the limit circuit to stop heating when temperatures exceed safe levels
• Restores proper fan operation when a failed thermostat causes no airflow
• Commonly used when appliances overheat, cycle the heater erratically, or the fan won't run

• Disconnect all power (and gas supply on gas appliances) before beginning work
• Compare new part to the old unit for correct terminal layout and mounting orientation
• Handle the thermostat elements carefully; avoid bending or damaging sensing bulbs