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Customer Questions and Answers for Dryer Thermal Fuse by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM18024984
Manufacturer Part Number: WP3392519

Stop dryer downtime in its tracks — install the Whirlpool WP3392519 OEM Thermal Fuse in minutes.

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Fixes these common dryer problems

Problem How the fuse is involved
Dryer won’t start Blown fuse interrupts motor circuit
No heat / not enough heat Heater circuit disabled for safety
Cycle ends early Over-temp trip stops cycle
Control panel dead Power to controls interrupted


4-step DIY installation (≈10 min)

  1. Unplug dryer and remove rear panel.
  2. Locate thermal fuse on blower housing.
  3. Transfer wires; secure new fuse with ¼-inch nut-driver.
  4. Clean the vent & lint path before testing to prevent repeat failure.

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Dan for Model Number WED6200SW1

Hello, I have a problem on my dryer WED6200SW1. The problem is that it keeps blowing the thermal fuse. I have done everything I can as follows: 1. Clean the whole dryer (inside), and fan, blowing house.... 2. installed brand new OEM fuse and thermistor 3. leave the exhaust unhooked (to make sure the pipe is not clogged).... However, the fuse is keeping blown out (even though the exhaust vent is not connected to the pipe). I have wasted several thermal fuses and I am so angry with it. Please help on this. Thank you so much

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Dan, based on the information provided, it would be recommended that the element 279838 is tested for continuity to the element housing. If there is continuity, it would need to be replaced. If not, it would be likely that the main control WPW10111617 is not cycling the element properly and causing the unit to overheat.

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Mike, In most cases, the cycling thermostat is not cycling the heater and that is where the high temps are coming from .WP8577274

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Brian, it would be recommended that the lint filter vent is checked for lint building up around where the thermal fuse WP3392519 rests. Lint can build up in this area and retain heat which could potentially cause it to fail. It is also recommended that the blower wheel WP694089 is checked for any broken fins or lint build-up.

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John, the thermal fuse WP3392519 would be accessed from the front of this model. With the dryer power cord unplugged, there will be a panel at the very bottom that is held in by two clips at the top. Using a putty knife, the clips can be unlocked (one at each corner) so that the top of the panel can rotate forward and the panel can then be lifted up. The thermal fuse would then be located at the top of the blower housing. There should be a 1/4" hex head screw securing the fuse to the blower housing that would be removed.

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Janice, You will want to open your control panel and test at the timer motor for 120 Vac. If there is a proper 120 vac then the issue will be the timer.

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Ron D, Based on the description it sounds like a possible air flow issue, maybe a plugged or collapsed vent. you can check this by pulling the dryer away from the wall, disconnect the vent and run a load with it off to see if it is air flow or a problem with the dryer.

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Butch for Model Number 110.67132411 kenmore electric dryer

When I turn my dryer to on and I have the back panel taken off, I can see the heating element turn off and on but the clothes takes 2 hrs. to dry a load. I have installed a new complete vent pipe so there is no lint in the line. I also did a continuity check on the hi-limit thermostat and the dryer thermal fuse. Both have continuity and my volt meter will buzz. I also did a dyer thermistor continuity check which it read 12 ohms. Why is my dryer taking so long to dry the clothes? Can a thermostat read continuity and but work intermittently? Which parts should I order to repair my problem?

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Butch, It is possible that one of the thermostats could have gone bad but would be looking for an issue with the heating element being faulty.

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Bill, The F01 error code would indicate a primary control board failure in which the main board would need to be replaced. The part number for the main control board is WPW10174745.

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Goslin, While the wires can be hooked together for testing only it is not recommended and you will never want to leave them like that because you would be bypassing a safety device.

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Francisco, generally, a burner on a dryer would not need to be re-ignited manually as it should ignite on its own.

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