How to Troubleshoot & Replace Lg AP4440977 / 6931EL3001E Thermostat Assembly

Replaced all three sensors. 

I googled my dryer model LG DLE1310W to see what the fix could be and found AWESOME information and how to videos here at AppliancePartsPros.com. Only took a few days to get here and about 1.5 hours to install my 4 parts and thoroughly cleaned the inside of the machine. Dryer now gets hot!! 

Replaced thermistor assembly, high limit thermostat, thermostat and both moisture sensor bars. Watched video tutorials which were very helpful. After replacing parts the dryer worked perfectly. 

Noisy - replaced the 2 front rollers ($60). No (or low) heat - replaced all of the parts that appliancepartspros recommended - 1 thermister and 3 thermostats ($50). Probably didn't need all these parts but since the dryer was already disassembled and cost of the parts was cheap, better replace them all now. The video on how to take the dryer apart was excellent and the entire repair operation was very simple based on the outstanding directions provided by appliancepartspros.com. I highly recommend them for all your appliance repair. 

Replaced the High Limit Thermostat, two Thermostats and two Moisture Sensing Bars. I don't know which part fixed the problem but I wasn't going to keep swapping parts and reassembling the dryer. Parts were cheap enough I decided to do them all (after the Thermister replacement did not fix the problem). The dryer is like new. The videos were excellent. 

Replaced thermostat and high limit thermostat.. 

I ordered several parts from appliancepartspros.com and replaced the old parts. I did not try to diagnose exactly which part was faulty. I simply replaced all of the parts that I had ordered replacements for. There was a video on appliancepartspros.com that made the job quite easy. I completed in about an hour, and the dryer works great again. The only tool necessary was one Phillips head screwdriver. 

I replaced both the high limit switch and thermistor. I could not install the thermostat because the original thermostat. had three prongs and the new only had two. Luckily I didn’t need it. Although with a piggyback type connector it can be installed considering two of the wires go on the same side terminal. Still I’ll hold on to it. 

Read others comments and ordered, thermistor, high limit thermostat, thermostat assembly & blower thermostat? Loved the website, videos and option to speak to a human! Highly recommended. 

Replaced heat sensors, this is the best web site on computer for do it yourself consumer