3392519 Dryer Thermal Fuse Part - Kenmore Dryer Thermal Fuse Fit for Whirlpool Kenmore Maytag - Replaces WP3392519 AP6008325 G4AP0500 3388651 694511 80005 WP3392519VP

Fit perfectly in our dryer and fixed the problem. Came quickly and well packaged. We have a speed queen front loader I believe? I unfortunately dont know the brand exactly.

Wish I could give 10 stars. Let me start by saying I used to be the kind of guy who would rather buy something new when something breaks or pay someone to fix it. I've recently been trying to be more self sufficient and self reliant ans so when my dryer stopped tumbling clothes, I decided to do some YouTube research lol. Found a couple guys talking ab troubleshooting to see what the issue is with the dryer. I tried everything and couldn't figure it out. Last stop b4 going to Lowes to spend $1k or more on a new dryer was getting this fuse to replace my old fuse. My old fuse didn't look bad. (Not sure what I was expecting) but there was no burn marks or loose connections or anything that I thought might signal a bad fuse. Despite this, I gave it a whirl ans ordered this $5 fuse. Fuse came in the mail, took about 30 seconds to install and BOOM dryer now tumbles and works well. Saved myself $1000 bucks or more on a new dryer and got some self confidence that I can figure out some of these things without having to hire a professional. Fuse has been in a week or so and is working great! No complaints. Super easy install. It fits perfectly and seems durable. Seems like a very legitimate fuse. What more is there to say? BUY IT!

Very good price Oem part and it worked perfect upon its instalation.i recommend this purchase , and will trade with this outfit in the future for my appliance repairs! Smooth sailing all the way! Thanks Bluestars!

The first thing my wife noticed was that the dryer wasn't shutting off....just kept on going until you opened the door (even after 3 hours.) Then we noticed there was no HEAT inside the dryer. Ugh, what's this? After a little bit of an internet search about these problems in general, and our old Whirlpool gas dryer, circa 2000 (model number LGR3624JQ0) I found that this thermal fuse is usually the most likely culprit...and should be a quick and inexpensive fix. Can it be?? So, finding the correct part here on Amazon from BlueStars for $5.94, I thought why not give it a try? Following some instructions found on YouTube after the part arrived 2 days later, I got busy. Unplugging the dryer, scooching it out from the wall (ours is gas, but fortunately we have a long enough gas line that I could pull the dryer out far enough to get behind it and work without having to disconnect the line.) Using a 1/4-inch socket, I took out all of the 9 or so screws all around the back panel and set it aside. I also had to disconnect the dryer vent--that ended up being the worst part of the job, more on that in a bit. Setting the back panel aside, I was able to easily find the thermal fuse. Removed the 2 wires connected to it, and using the 1/4-inch socket, removed the single screw holding it. Reversed everything from here, and that's when the dryer vent hose got to be a royal pain. The stubby little pipe that sticks out the back of the dryer, just past the back panel only by about a 1/2-inch, it seems. Getting the hose slipped on that tiny area and the clamp tightened down to hold the hose to the vent pipe was umm, challenging to say the least. After several atttempts and many curse words later, I finally *did* get it done. I held it firmly while my wife gently pushed the dryer back into place. But this was really an easy job, overall...and miraculously, this really CHEAP part cured everything! Dryer is working again, flawlessly. I don't know how much that would've cost to have fixed, but I know it would have been MANY, MANY TIMES over the less-than-six-bucks that I spent. If you've never done anything like this before (I hadn't) don't be overwhelmed. These things aren't that complicated or as daunting as they may seem at first. I also replaced the drum belt, idler pulley, and rear drum rollers immediately after doing the fuse--but that's another review (and another relatively easy repair!) With just a little bit of research and the right attitude, you can save yourself a ton of money, and have the satisfaction of knowing that you are a bit more self-sufficient! Good luck....and good...drying! :)

Our drier died and electrical testing pointed towards a blown fuse. Thankfully it was a simple fix, and this part worked perfectly. It's continued working for months now and haven't had any issues! Hilariously cheap part - shipping cost more than the part itself. Will continue monitoring, but so far so good!

It works, easy to install. My only issue was with the delivery. Said same day, didn’t come same day. This is obviously not the manufactures fault, but if i knew it wouldn’t come same day, i probably would have bought it locally.

Excellent

Works on the Admiral dryer Model:AGD4475TQ0 type: DWJR - NAT - 1206006 - FM22

100% fabulous product! My 14 year old Whirlpool dryer stopped working but still had power my husband was able to figure out it was this fuse. Except it was Sunday and no local places were open with this fuse. Amazon to the rescue 😊 Not only did it fix the problem my dryer was having it was only $8.99 and I got it the same day. So happy with this fuse and my dryer is working without any problems.

Exactly what we needed. Repaired our dryer in no time with this item.

Worked great. Received quickly.

Worked

Part came on time and was installed and working good.