General Electric Fuse Or Sensor

Range not reaching correct temperature or displaying inaccurate readings? This temperature probe sensor monitors internal cooking temps. Simple plug-in fix.

This thermal limiter is a temperature-sensing safety cutoff that helps protect the dryer's heating system from overheating. It interrupts power to the heater when unsafe temperatures are detected to prevent damage or fire risk. What it does:

• Acts as a safety cutoff in the dryer's heating circuit to stop the heater if temperatures rise too high
• Prevents continuous heating that can damage components or create a fire hazard
• Common symptom: dryer runs but produces little or no heat
• Common symptom: dryer heating cycles stop unexpectedly or won't come on

• One thermal limiter

• Disconnect power to the appliance before testing or replacing this part
• Handle and connect the limiter carefully; ensure proper terminal seating and secure mounting

Fix your cooktop's overheating or burner cutoff issues with this thermal switch. Prevents damage by shutting off power at unsafe temperatures.

Oven not heating or overheating? The lower vent limit switch protects against excessive heat. Direct replacement part restores safe operation.

This thermal cutoff (TCO) is a temperature-sensing safety device that stops power to the heating circuit, protecting the unit from heat damage and preventing unsafe operation. It's used in heating assemblies. What it does:

• Opens the circuit when temperatures exceed safe limits to prevent overheating.
• Stops the heater or heating element from running if a fault causes excessive heat.
• Common symptom: no heat or intermittent heating when the TCO has failed.
• Can be checked for continuity with a multimeter to confirm failure.

• Disconnect power before inspecting or replacing any thermal safety device.
• Locate the TCO on the heater/air path assembly per your model's service instructions.
• Test the part for continuity before replacement to confirm it's defective.