Kenmore / Sears Fuse Or Sensor

• Too hot
• No heat or not enough heat

I took the back off the dryer and found the hi-limit thermostat in pieces. I went to your web-site, found the part in the parts list, called you at 11:00 am saturday morning, ordered the part, and couldn't believe it when fed-ex showed up monday morning at 11:00 am, with the RIGHT part. Two days from Kentucky to upstate New York, in 2 days, over a weekend, I am impressed to say the least. Did I mention that the dryer is 27 years old. Read more

Replaced the inlet valve assembly, sensor assembly all hoses and water level assembly. Read more

Unplug the old twist remove. Push the new one in twist,plug the wires in. Flop around on floor under sink to hook every thing up. Read more

Replaced the dryer heater, and for good measure the limit and thermostat switches. My whole experience with Appliance Parts Pros was exceptional. I had a few questions to which the pros went out of there way to get the answers I needed. They also sent me the service manual which had step by step illustrations on how to disassemble the dryer. Saved a lot of time. Read more

I tested the temperature sensor with my multimeter and found it reading 2000 ohms instead of 1000. I ordered the part, installed it and saved lots of money. I was considering buying a new oven but thought I would give it a shot and with all the information available it was easy. Read more

• Will not agitate

Change out the Rotor Position Sensor (RPS). There is an excellent internet video showing step by step how to remove and replace the RPS. It makes the job much easier. I believe that the new RPS solves most of the problem. Read more

I took the dehumidifier apart and found that the off position of the humidistat did not work. I checked locally for parts and found that they had to order it so I saved a few bucks and ordered it myself from AppliancePartsPros.com. Read more