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Dryer tumbles normally but produces no heat. The blown high-limit thermostat interrupts power to the heating element circuit.
Clothes remain damp after a full cycle; dryer requires 3–4 runs to dry one load due to inconsistent heat regulation.
Dryer starts but repeatedly stops before the cycle completes, triggered by a thermostat that trips at incorrect temperatures.
The surface of the dryer becomes excessively hot to the touch during operation, indicating unregulated temperature from a faulty thermostat.
💡 Pro Tip: How to Tell If Your High Limit Thermostat Has Failed
Your part is likely the culprit if you notice any of the following:
⚠️ Dryer runs but produces no heat at all
⚠️ Clothes still damp after a full cycle — must run 3–4 cycles to dry one load
⚠️ Dryer repeatedly shuts off mid-cycle before clothes are dry
⚠️ Exterior of dryer feels unusually hot during operation
🔍 Diagnostic tip: Unplug the dryer, locate the thermostat on the heating element housing at the rear panel, and test across its two terminals with a multimeter set to continuity. A healthy thermostat reads closed (beeps / near 0 Ω). An open (no continuity) reading confirms the thermostat has blown and must be replaced. Always check and clear lint from the exhaust duct before installing the new part — restricted airflow is the #1 cause of repeat thermostat failure.
📦 What's in the Box
✅ 1× High Limit Thermostat Assembly 6931EL3001E (L257-88F / L125-31C, 2-terminal, fits LG & Kenmore dryers)
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