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</html>";s:4:"text";s:26651:"I clean the wall vent, connecting tube and dryer regularly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jp7Sq4OMgQ, Remove the screws on the back of the machine that hold the control panel in place, Flip the control panel over to expose the control board, The relay switch should be on the lower right of the board, Check for any melting or black marks to indicate it has failed, If there is nothing visible, change control board anyway, Locate the vent on the back of the machine, Remove any clamps or tape holding the vent to your dryer, Move the dryer out of the way to give you room to work, Clean the duct from the interior side of the vent. Should i also change the fuse by the blower i assume that is the other fuse that came in the package with element and fuse and thermistor. If it will heating up, then it’s the problem with one of the relays on the control board. Did you replace cycling thermostat on the heater assembly as well? This can happen as a result of normal wear and tear, and also from a gummy accumulation of dirt. Just finished replacing the high limit thermostat and the fuse again for the third time. Thermal Cut-off fine. Every dryer has its own procedure on how to disassemble it and how to reach this fuse. Thermal fuses should be checked for continuity, heating element should be checked for resistance (around 10 Ohms) . But i assume the problem with ignitor. Try to run a dryer on AIR FLUFF cycle (without heat, just air). 05/09/2019 by Again a different wire from the fuse to the thermistor was burnt so repaired that and did the test where you bypass the fuse and everything seemed to run okay at least the load dried. Siwdoy 8577274 Dryer Thermistor and 3392519 Dryer Thermal Fuse Compatible with Whirlpool Dryers. Here’s the easiest way to clean the dryer vents: Sometimes you can discover bird nest on the very end of the vent line. Scott Priester. Get Help OnlineOur Technicians Are Always Online and Ready To Help You“How To Fix Your Broken Appliance”. Had to reorder. Did you take top cover off? Over time, the dryer’s motor bearings may degrade. Will it blow again? Comparable Part Numbers 3388651 and 3392519 The fuse is a fail-safe that stops the electricity to the heating system when a dryer overheats. Washing machines require lots of power to run. #5: Motor Bearings. If belt doesn’t move, belt is ok. 2. Thanks. You have to have multimeter to check continuity of the heater and fuse. I also bought a complete element repair kit because it supposedly has all the parts I need. Every time I have to pull the plug off the wall. Poor connection–> Overheating–> Burnt connector, Hi Eugene, I’ve got a Maytag Dryer – model med3500fw0. Hi Brant, just wondering where did you get a heating element from? Question: before replacing this, what causes this Thermal fuse to burn? hi, i have a maytag dryer that keeps blowing thermal fuse. Inside, the blower housing is to the left, the heating element box to the right. Check the lint screen for lint or a build-up of debris that could be inhibiting air flow through the dryer. ©2021 howtofixit.net is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, An affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for website owners to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com and any other website that may be affiliated with Amazon service LLC associates program. Especially outside, i’ve seen bird nests many times blocking airflow. Check the lint screen for lint or a build-up of debris that could be inhibiting air flow through the dryer. The last 2 remains – ignitor and flame sensor. This can be done by using "cool down" or "air fluff" mode. Im too old for these gymnastics! Dryer thermal fuse WP40113801 / AP6009129 made by Whirlpool. the problem is with thermostat Dc47-00015A. One fuse sits in the power cord to the washing machine and will blow if a power surge reaches the washer. What could that be? After some Googling I replaced the thermal fuse and it comes on again, but still runs heat on air-only. If infinite resistance shows up then it's fine, there's no short. But one thing for sure i can recommend, that all new parts needs to be exactly as old ones. Hi Lee, whats the brand of your dryer? I have a repair kit with two pieces in it that match the other two fuses on the outside of this box. I will be cleaning that vent once a year now lol. Vent is clean as a whistle all the way to outside. When heating elements fail, itâ s not uncommon for them to short out against the structure of the dryer. Sensor next to Thermistor did test OK. Dryer runs on air only. From what I can see, it looks unharmed, not that proves anything. I’ve heard the centifugal switch on the motor could cause a blow thermal fuse. I will show you how how I replaced my thermal fuse, thermistor and gas valve coils a Whirlpool Duet gas dryer (Model # GGW9250SU0). Remove the screws and replace the fuse with one designed for your Whirlpool dryer model. Thermal fuse’s job is to alert the central computer to turn off the unit when there is excess heat. Clogged or restricted exhaust vent air flow is the most frequent cause of a thermal fuse blowing. I did and fixed it. It ignited twice and then blew the fuse. Check the blower wheel to make sure it isn't broken or clogged up. The element itself is visible through a big gap in the box. Feel free to ask any questions about repairs. Check the exhaust path for excessive lint or debris all the way to the exit point of the exhaust pipe. It was the blower wheel that was the problem. So, possibly there's a multitude of other problems and other conclusions why it's not allowing power to get to the element. When this occurs, you’ll need to replace the thermal fuse and entire control board, because the relay is stuck. To repair this problem you will need to follow these steps: In the end, anytime the thermal fuse or cutoff trips, it will need to be replaced. In past years, house fires were commonly caused by failed dryers. I am hoping like heck that this will resolve the issue, because this dryer is very inaccessible and its a bear to work on, especially climbing over it to plug it back in every time. Open top cover to check drum belt. 5 or 6 times a week. This find fixed my Samsung dryer... it might be the cause of yours too.. 02/16/2020 by HELP! Idk what to do. Around 10 Ohms (+-1 Ohm)… Make sure you measure it right, cause audible beep checks continuity, but you need to measure resistance. After the bench testing, and a cleaning of the contacts, I reassembled, and it worked, for about 10 days until the thermal fuse blew again. The thermal fuse is a safety feature against overheating, and will often blow if lint buildup in the trap or the dryer hose prevents proper air flow. Do you have a digital or mechanical timer? You need to change them both, fuse and cycling thermostat. You will need to take apart dryer and fix or replace drum belt. All dryers have a high limit safety thermostat that cuts power to the element at a lower temperature than the thermal fuse burnout temperature. Thanks. Thermostat replaced and the thermal cut-off still continues to trip. I think your guide has me pointed in the right direction now, but Im gonna need another part, at least, I think. But first, turn the dryer 240V power cord OFF from the wall and only then start to work on the dryer. All thermostats/fuses on the heater box and blower housing replaced and all were good and ran the dryer on air fluff (no heat) with the exhaust hose blowing into the laundry room (no dryer lint clogs anywhere) and it blew cool air so the heat relay on control board must be good. Gas coil’s job is to either turn on or off the supply of natural gas to the dryer. I just finished replacing the thermistor and the fuse again. For about 10 years it worked flawlessly. I have a samsung he model #DV42H5000EW/A3, there has been no heat we originally changed the thermal fuse on heating element and the thermostat ( I think that’s what it’s called also there was a wire that was burnt going to the heating element but the element appeared fine. I cleaned they exhaust line. Wasted a lot of time and effort there for nothing, got wrong part, etc. sigh This is the thermal fuse located on the heating element next to the high temp switch. I’ve researched the part and i get part number dc96-00887C (includes bracket and thermostat). Less resistance, more heat will be produced. Learn how your comment data is processed. When the fuse blows, the dryer won't get hot, but when the cutoff blows, the tumbler won't spin. There was a looong read)) Recommendation #1: Get for yourself any digital multimeter on Amazon (25$) and you will save money in the future and make your troubleshooting much easier. The melted wire went from the rectangular fuse in front to the rhombus shaped one in the middle. That is why my fuse are burn all the time. It can be accessed in most Whirlpool models by removing the back panel, at which point you should see the fuse (rectangular-shaped), alongside the cycling thermostat. This cool air gives the control system a false reading, and it applies more heat. I checked the exhaust and lint filter, and cleaned it with my shopvac using a narrow hose and nozzle to get the deeper places. Thanks again. So get yourself some high temp tape (aluminum foil hvac duct tape and seal up the duct seams. Usually, this is happening at the end, when the dryer goes to the Cool Down cycle. And then blowing the thermal fuse? Over and over again. 01/23/2019 by Thats why wire on the heating element was burnt, because you didn’t tight contacts after removing them from the element. Check the exhaust path for excessive lint or debris all the way to the exit point of the exhaust pipe. The second connector from the bottom of the motor housing was bent and was not sliding into the connector. Checked coil and two other sensors for continuity, OK. Thermistor did not have continuity, don’t think it needs too?? We’ll discuss some troubleshooting and possible fixes. This will be behind your machine in the laundry room, Once that’s as clear as you can get it, you’ll need to locate the exterior vent on the outside of your home, This area is easy to access by removing the duct cover or flap, Be sure to clear the entire line, this may take a few tries depending on how many twists and turns your duct work has, Once you feel confident that all lint is removed, reconnect everything, The heating element will be located near the bottom of the machine, you’ll need to disconnect the wires going to it, Mark the location of each wire, so you can remember where they go later, Remove the high-heat thermostat from the old heating element and transfer it to the new one, Position the new heating element to the heater box properly and screw into place, Plug the dryer in and test to see if it’s working properly. Could there be another simple issue or should I replace the entire control board anyway since diagnostics said F01 (note that the dryer never flashed that error code on its own)? Or you can replace the ducts and blowers, to get the new seals. Dryers have many parts that can go bad. I then checked the continuity with a meter of the flame sensor, dryer coils, thermostat, ignitor, and I even took out the motor and bench tested it. And also double check vent line from the dryer to outside. It ran for one load and then blew once again… any ideas? If there is good airflow and the heater is working correctly, the thermal fuse should not burn out. It shouldn’t be high then 180F. Also, If you have infrared thermometer, measure temperature of air coming out from the dryer. It’s necessary to replace it before the dryer will run again. 1. Did you have issues with the thermal fuse before you changed heating element? Trying to start a 2nd load and thermal fuse blew again. All the wire damage was at the end connected to the white box, and thats right on the edge of the gap where you can see the element. This video provides step-by-step repair instructions for replacing the thermal fuse on a Whirlpool/ Kenmore Duet/ HE3 dryer. I’m at a loss and need some other options to resolve. Replaced it and the high limit thermostat. The bracket-shaped piece in the back shows no damage, and I have no multimeter, so I am trying to reason all this out based on info at hand, both good and bad. Thermal fuses burn out to prevent fires. Can I use it? we noticed this when the dryer the would turn off after 3 minutes. I found that the plastic wire connected was not properly installed on to the motor. The vent is clear and has also been undone in the back of the dryer atm. I put a new lint trap in also a new heating element. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. It’s a It is around six years old. It monitors the temperature of the dryer, and when that temperature gets too high, it shuts power off to the motor (not to the heating element !!!). there is continuité with heating elemet and thermostat DC47-00018A. So there are three temperature sensors in most dryers, and the thermal fuse is the last. What brand machine do you have and what was causing the problem? Repeats. !&&* i dont know, i hvnt noticed any surging power, ......lol but it just sems weird 3 dryers in a row, same issue, iv been buying used dryers all my life, in 20 yrs had one dryer with thermal fuse issue , now , Bam! Same result. Hello I have a Maytag Bravos xl, Model number MEDB755DW2. When it blows, the dryer stops generating heat. Even if it looks like its working and glowing. However, thanks to these components, this is a thing of the past, as both parts work to prevent fires. My understanding is if the element heated on air fluff (no heat) then the main control board should be replaced as the heat relay is open. If it less, its not good. A thermal fuse will blow when the temperature gets too high, not when it’s drawing too much current. Also, replacement Thermistor did not have continuity as well. Ive dismantled the dryer and thoroughly cleaned out all the lint, including the intake and exhaust tubes. I’ve also done the check with air fluff and there is no heat. I have a Samsung dryer, model DV330AEW/XAA. What is the brand of your dryer? Ordered 2 and someone said coil resistance should be more like 40 ohms, so bought new thinking NG there too. You need to find and replace that relay, or get a new board. I replaced it, and it still didn`t work. The leading cause of thermal fuse burnout is obstructed airflow. The igniter produced a flame and I thought I was good to go. The simple fact is, it doesn’t happen for no reason at all. So if the fuse keeps burning out, remove the wire connections and take a multimeter to all fuse and thermostat connections for continunity. Here are my next steps… I tried to summarize the steps in the order that makes the most sense… based on the article and all of the comments here. The melted wire wasn’t the one between those two parts. Think about it the lent chokes off the air supply to exhaust the heat causing the Dryer to not think properly and overheat tripping the thermo switch. I need to get a thermometer to measure exhaust temp. Is there anything else I should be checking? Its should be no more than 180F, usually less. Would either the igniter or flame sensor be causing the thermal fuse to blow? However after running for a minute or two it blew the fuse again. Any ideas? Now, I’m noticing a clicking sound coming from the top of the dryer; when I press the power button. The heating element is not grounded and has continuity when testing the 2 terminal plugs, no continuity when testing each of individual terminals to heater box housing. Cindi. When the coils in the heating element expanding, they can touch metal casing and it can cause the heating element to become grounded. The two most common reasons for replacing the thermal fuse are when the dryer doesn't heat or won’t start. THERE ARE ABSOLUTLY NO CLOGS ANTWHERE! As these units get older, the foam seals crap out. When this fuse is broken … So Im going to replace the middle and back fuses with the matching parts in the kit they sent me, even though they show no damage. You can visually check them with the top up while you rotate the drum. Your heating element is grounded out. I’m buying an oem fuse can you tell me what else to check as far as ohms and what not and how I check them should the wires be off, etc, I know to unplug the dryer but that is it. Whirlpool Duet Dryer (WED9200SQ1) keeps blowing thermal fuse. I have a kenmore elite HE4 (Model 110.95091401) gas dryer. Two such part are the thermal (limit) fuse and the thermal cutoff. Tengo una secadora marca General Electric,que corta el secadomuy frecuente y no calien.me ta lo suficientemente me podran ayudar? The leading cause of thermal fuse burnout is obstructed airflow. I have a Kenmore HE3 with front panel access on the bottom. I’m interested in changing the fuse on my own but wanted to see if you had any advice or tips specific to my make/model! Hi, I had this problem and as everyone else went through many fuses. What heating element specs are required to ensure element is correct part and does not blow the thermal fuse on my model DV330AEW/XAA? It keeps blowing thermal fuses. When you will open top cover, lift belt up. I double checked the exhaust to make sure it’s clear. If you notice that the drum spins but there’s no heat produced, the thermal cutoff switch is probably blown. Im just assuming this piece is hurt inside where I cant see. Replacement thermal fuse by DR Quality Parts for most top name brand dryers. Does it produce heat on Air Only cycle? The dryer vent was checked & was clean. In addition, the dryer may have a thermometer and temperature control or a simple thermostat. Im so tired of wrong parts, incomplete troubleshooting, etc.! $13.97 $ 13. Cycling thermostat just not able to control amount of heat produced by the heating element. Or both? Kitchenaid superba. sensors ohms ok .checked the cut out on the wifes grittle and it opens 250/300 ,but replaced it away to no avail. Not sure if that matters, but I’d appreciate your thoughts and recommendations. 1. Hello I have a LG DLEX 3070 dryer and I’ve changed the thermal fuse a few times now. I am going through this again!! Venting was fine. So I know the fuse is my problem but can’t figure out why it keeps blowing. You just need to have a multimeter and check continuity between two contacts. Thermistor and other thermal fuse show continuity, along with the high temp thermostat. Have not had an issue with it till now. The ones on the outside of the heater can dont match either. Thank you! Here is what I have done so far. There is a seal on the blower. You can troubleshoot the thermal cutoff by testing it for electrical continuity. So there are three temperature sensors in most dryers, and the thermal fuse is the last. Then, its thermal cutoff started blowing in an unreasonable frequency. Everything I read in your guide convinces me the thermal cutoff and thermostat are blown, and these would be replacements for those, right? I have a LG Tromm DLE5955W that continues to blow the thermal cut-off fuse. Of the two pieces they sent me, Im guessing the thermostat is the one in the middle that was attached to the other end of the burnt wire attached to the white rectangular fuse. The solution was to look for air leaks on the blower or the ducts. Once the Idler Pulley was replaced, no more blown fuse. Some guy told me to change heating element and thermostat. It’s clear. It also included a wire to replace the one to the element that was melted, so I guess Im not the first. This in turn blows the thermal fuse. Any thoughts on another possibility? I proceeded to replace the thermal fuse which did fix the problem. Yours is the only one that makes the distinction between the thermal fuse on the blower housing and the one on the heating element box! When this occurs it will cause your dryer’s heating element to remain “ON” constantly, even during the fluff or AIR ONLY cycle. Inexpensive part. Thank you for all the comments, 04/06/2020 by Once I replaced the thermistor my problem was solved. THANK YOU SO MUCH!! There was no significant build-up, as we typically clean the filter with every use. No codes are being produced, but the lights around the cycle dial are yellow; I seem to recall that they were green. https://howtofixit.net/here-is-why-dryer-keeps-blowing-thermal-fuse ( so I don’t believe it’s the door switch). Have you had issues with a thermal fuse tripping? Two screws typically mount the thermal fuse to the exhaust duct. The airways are all clear and clean. My thermal cutoff keeps opening. Here’s exactly what’s happening: After I replaced the fuse, I started the dryer on low heat. First, run it on medium heat, that will keep you from blowing them. When it does run, air goes out the exhaust with no problems. Diagnosing a tripped thermal fuse is easy. What was the issue with the blower wheel exactly? When dryer hoses or vent lines become clogged it prevents proper air circulation, which will eventually cause your dryer to overheat. ○ If vent is clear inside and out… take drier apart and clean inside drier’s exhaust vent • Replace fuse AND THERMOSTAT • Check heating element to make sure its not grounded to housing (try continuity test between leads and housing) • Check heater element resistance for 10 ohms (less than 10 ohms it might be getting too hot, get OEM replacement as off brand may be out of spec) • Run drier on fluff with no heat… and check that the heating element is not on (if it is, its likely relay on control board is stuck in the on position, and relay needs replaced or entire control board needs replaced) • Run drier on high heat and measure temperature at exhaust to be 150 degrees or less, if its >150… thermostat or heater element is running too hot. How do you know that vent line is not restricted? Because the dryer has been running fluff only for weeks, there’s lint on it that will have to be cleaned off, but based on your guide, I guess the element itself might be okay, but if it is, then I have to figure out why this thermal cutoff blew, and why that wire melted. Regarding centrifugal switch, i have never had any issues in my experience, so i doubt that its an issue. Another thing to check is, what the temperature of the air coming from the dryer without a vent hose attached? Hi Dana, one of the relays is stuck in ON position, thats why its keep heating up on Air-Only Cycle. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jp7Sq4OMgQ. Wash the lint screen with water and a nylon brush and then thoroughly dry it and replace it in the lint screen housing. I checked it with a multimeter and found it had no continunity, it was blown. I also ordered a digital multimeter as my analog one ohm scale is not useful. Thermal fuse blown. Its recommended to replace them both. What is the make and model number of the dryer? Huh, so the low temp cycle worked. Any thoughts? This will cause the control board to constantly send power to the heating element while dryer running. Appliance: Model ADE7500AYW My Repair & Advice. I would prefer to not have to take the dryer a part again…. Any other suggestion while I tear into the dryer again? Could the timer selector switch be bad causing the high temp cycles to not run properly? It does fit into the hole on the housing, though. Now if infinite resistance shows on any of the fuses or thermal sensors, that means it's blown and needs to be replaced. Kenmore dryer keeps blowing thermal fuse. Running out of ideas.. Whats the exhaust temp of the dryer? Let’s take a look at some common issues with both the thermal fuse on the blower wheel and cutoff fuse on the heater assembly. But as I removed the old wheel I saw that the thermistor was covered in lint. Once such place it can end up is wrapped around the thermal fuse inside the blower wheel. Shelly Lumbert*, © 2021 iFixit — Licensed under Creative Commons — Privacy — Check the blower wheel to make sure it isn't broken or clogged up. If the blower wheel is stripped out it can't blow air. This is in addition to my previous post just a few minutes ago. Chris Farris. Checking the fuse is easy if you own a multimeter or ohmmeter. Did 3 to 4 loads and thermal fuse on heater housing blew out. If it will be high then something wrong with the cycling thermostat. not the best config exhaust to outside. Suspect thermostat may be faulty as it should switch off heater when temperature is reached and not allow the temp to continue to rise and therefore cause the thermal safety fuses to blow (these are safeguards against a potential fire hazard). All lights come on but it won’t run. (Visual) The thermal fuse on the wheel exhaust side has the two connector prongs toasted burn up or tar looking to the wire connectors (2 wires (blue). littlemac30. Just the fuse. Comment now and let us know. If the heating element is not glowing evenly could that cause the high limit thermostat to trip before the temperature control thermostat? This particular thermal fuse is located on your dryer’s blower wheel. If the unit has a lint trap on the outside of the drum, make sure it seals up when installed. Do you measure resistance of the heating element? Followed air fluff note above, still no heat; accidently moved past low heat setting and heat came on!! 5 Most Common Whirlpool Dishwasher Problems. Whirlpool Duet Dryer (WED9200SQ1) keeps blowing thermal fuse. Cycling thermostat and high limit thermostat on whirlpool thin twin are good but thermal fuse on element keeps blowing. 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