134120900 Frigidaire Thermal Fuse for Dryer
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Frigidaire
MFG Number
134120900
Manufactured BY:
Frigidaire
This manufacturer part number # 134120900 replaces our competitors' part numbers: AP2108182, 146062-000, 1489053, 3205659, 5303209192, AH419402, EA419402, PS419402, 146062000.
$5.99
Thermal Fuse for Dryer
Frigidaire, along with its Electrolux brand, manufactures a range of products, including those for Sears-Kenmore. One key component in Frigidaire dryers is the OEM thermal limiter. This part is crucial for controlling the temperature within the dryer, ensuring it does not exceed safe limits. Typically, the thermal limiter is situated either on the heating element or within the blower wheel housing of the dryer. Its primary function is to disconnect the power to the heating element if the temperature climbs too high, thereby safeguarding against overheating risks like potential fires or appliance damage.
If the thermal limiter malfunctions or stops working, the dryer may overheat, which can lead to further damage or raise safety issues. A blown thermal fuse will prevent the dryer from starting, and unlike other components, it cannot be reset and must be replaced.
Common issues addressed by replacing the thermal fuse include:
- Premature shutdown
- Excessive heat
- Extended drying times
- Failure to start
- Insufficient heating
Replacing the thermal fuse is a straightforward solution to these problems, helping to maintain the dryer's efficiency and safety.
Frigidaire, along with its Electrolux brand, manufactures a range of products, including those for Sears-Kenmore. One key component in Frigidaire dryers is the OEM thermal limiter. This part is crucial for controlling the temperature within the dryer, ensuring it does not exceed safe limits. Typically, the thermal limiter is situated either on the heating element or within the blower wheel housing of the dryer. Its primary function is to disconnect the power to the heating element if the temperature climbs too high, thereby safeguarding against overheating risks like potential fires or appliance damage.
If the thermal limiter malfunctions or stops working, the dryer may overheat, which can lead to further damage or raise safety issues. A blown thermal fuse will prevent the dryer from starting, and unlike other components, it cannot be reset and must be replaced.
Common issues addressed by replacing the thermal fuse include:
- Premature shutdown
- Excessive heat
- Extended drying times
- Failure to start
- Insufficient heating
Replacing the thermal fuse is a straightforward solution to these problems, helping to maintain the dryer's efficiency and safety.
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