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Dryer drum spins normally but generates zero heat — clothes come out completely wet after a full cycle.
Dryer does not respond when the start button is pressed, often after an overheating event caused by a clogged lint filter or exhaust duct.
Multiple cycles required to dry a single load — often an early sign that the thermal fuse is partially degraded or the high-limit thermostat is cycling incorrectly.
Dryer overheats and shuts off mid-cycle; the safety fuse has not yet fully blown but thermostat is failing to regulate temperature properly.
💡 Pro Tip: How to Confirm Your Thermal Fuse Is Blown
Your part is likely the culprit if you notice any of the following:
⚠️ Dryer runs but produces zero heat — drum spins, clothes stay wet
⚠️ Dryer will not start at all after a recent overheating event
⚠️ Clothes take 2–3 cycles to dry when they used to dry in one
⚠️ Dryer trips off mid-cycle, especially when lint filter or exhaust duct is clogged
🔬 Use a multimeter set to continuity mode: probe both terminals of the thermal fuse. A good fuse reads continuity (beep/0 Ω). No continuity = blown fuse, replace immediately. Pro tip: always inspect and clean the exhaust duct before installing the new kit — a restricted vent is the #1 root cause of repeat fuse failures.
📦 What's in the Box
✅ 1× Thermal Cut-Off Fuse (rated 360°F / 182°C)
✅ 1× High-Limit Thermostat (rated 250°F / L250-80F)
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