Whirlpool WP3391914 Dryer High Limit Thermostat OEM Part

I purchased a new heating element. Very easy to fix in about twenty minutes

Replaced lid lock switch assembly by removing washer front panel and removing screws from right side of lid panel. Disconnected wiring harness fro defective lid switch and removed it. Installed new lid switch and re-assembled in reverse order.

Tested the heating element, no resistance. Order a new one and installed it. Replace all sensors and installed them while I had the dryer apart. Working great.

First, the thermal cut-off kit includes the high limit thermostat, do not order both parts from the graphic or you'll have an extra high limit thermostat. Installed a new heating element and thermal fuse - that fixed the problem of no heat in the dryer. Ordered these parts as there was a slim chance it was one of them (they are wired in with the heating element). I'll be replacing these next, my dryer is almost 20 years old so a few new parts are not unexpected. These are all easy repairs that anyone should be able to do. I will be returning the extra thermostat though - Appliance Parts Pros has an OUTSTANDING return policy!!!!!

Replaced the element, thermal cut off kit and the high limit thermostat. The element was broken and that might have been the only issue but the dryer is 10 years old so while we had it apart we replaced them all.