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Customer Questions and Answers for Thermal Limiter by Frigidaire

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Part Number: OEM6324555
Manufacturer Part Number: 134120900

The Thermal Limiter is an OEM part for Frigidaire dryers. It acts as a safety feature, designed to prevent the dryer from overheating by shutting down the appliance when the internal temperature exceeds safe limits. 

Symptoms of a failing Thermal Limiter include:

  • The dryer failing to start or stopping abruptly during a cycle
  • No heat being generated while the dryer is running
  • The dryer overheating or feeling excessively hot

Common causes for a bad thermal limiter include restricted airflow due to a clogged lint filter or venting system, component failure from age or faulty manufacturing, and unusually high operating temperatures from overloading the dryer or mechanical failures elsewhere in the system. When a thermal limiter trips or fails, it must be replaced to restore functionality to the dryer.

This OEM replacement is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Kenmore models.

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For Frigidaire Thermal Limiter (Part Number: OEM6324555)

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Hello Shelley! No, they are not the same. The cycling thermostat is located on the blower housing and is part number 131298300. The thermal limiter is also known as the thermal fuse and is located by the element, part number 134120900. Thanks.

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Hello Jill. It sounds like the control board is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit.

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WM. J. The cycling thermostat would cause the units heater to stay on to long and if the hi limit does not cut out then the unit will overheat.

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Ben, If the dryer motor is not turning with the drum empty then the motor would be bad. If there are clothes in it and it is not starting then you will want to make sure that the unit is not overloaded. If not then the motor would be the problem.

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Frank, The dryer not stopping when it gets to 0 would indicate a stuck motor relay on the control board and the control board 134557200NH would need to be replaced.

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