Whirlpool WP35001092 Thermostat OEM Part

Changed Thermistor, Thermostats and the Thermal Fuse Assembly. I did not remove drum, so squeezing my hands in-between drum and vent hose pipe to remove screws was a tight fit, but doable.

15 yr old Maytag Neptune just stopped heating and initially, my first instinct was to spend $1k on the latest but decided to repair the unit. Ordered the parts with recommendations from AppliancePartsPros. I have all the parts needed. Took just under an hour to install the parts and the dryer runs like new. On to the next problem.

I watched the very, very helpful video that was available. It was so very helpful and made the job very easy. It did take me a little bit because this was my first time doing this but I got it within the hour, so I'm very proud of myself and the best part is that I saved about $300.00 dollars. So if I ever have a problem I will come to you and make sure I tell all my family and friends. Thanks again Michelle A.

Thermal fuse, and while tore apart decided to replace t-stat although it seemed ok

I initially decided to replace the flame sensor (most common failure), the high cut-off thermostat, the thermistor & moisture sensor (since the auto cycle didn’t seem to work at all), and the igniter (after I may have damaged it while cleaning the heat chamber). I added the remaining thermostat since everything else was being replaced. This did NOT fix my problem. After several google searches, I came across a post that described weak gas valve coils that would work for several cycles, then would not be strong enough to open the valve. This sounded exactly like my situation, so I ordered the coils only ($18 versus $260 for the entire valve assembly). This fixed my problem. The thermistor and moisture sensor were probably good replacements since the auto cycle works fine again.