| Manufacturer | PartsBroz |
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| Part Number | WP3392519 3392519 |
| Item Weight | 0.3 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 2 x 0.6 x 0.8 inches |
| Item model number | WP3392519 3392519 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Size | Single |
| Color | White |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Number Of Pieces | 1 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Warranty Description | Limited 1-year Warranty |
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How to replace a WP3392519 3392519 Dryer Thermal Fuse?
Before starting the replacement process of the WP3392519 dryer thermal fuse, it is highly recommended to take all necessary safety precautions. This includes unplugging the power cord and shutting off the cold water supply of your appliance. To begin, remove the water inlet line from the steam valve, which may cause some water to spill out. Additionally, external venting should also be removed as you use a quarter-inch socket or nut driver to unthread any screws holding them in place. After accessing and removing the rear panel, disconnect the wiring from the bad part before unthreading and taking out its mounting screw.
To install a new thermal fuse, you must first align it on the blower housing of your dryer before securing it with its own mounting screw. Afterwards, all of the wires must be connected to their respective terminals on the new fuse. Reinstalling the rear panel requires inserting its lower tabs behind the edge of your dryer's base before fully aligning it and threading in all mounting screws. When this is done, place both your power cord and water inlet line onto their respective places before reattaching external venting to your exhaust outlet.
Once your dryer or washer dryer combo is fixed, turn back on your cold water supply and plug back into your power cord for everything to start working again! Remember that proper safety measures must always be taken when dealing with any kind of device repair to keep yourself unharmed.
General tips to help you finish your DIY repair safely as soon as possible
- Wear work gloves. DIY project something can be a messy, intensive process, and it is important to take safety precautions to avoid cuts and injury. One of the best ways to do this is by wearing gloves whenever you are working on a home repair. It will help protect your hands from sharp objects, debris, and other potential hazards.
- Clean up any spills or messes immediately. Cleaning up spills and messes is important during a home improvement project because it helps prevent damage to the device or equipment. Spills of liquids like oil, water, or cleaning solutions can get into sensitive electrical components, causing corrosion and other dangerous problems.
- Disconnect appliances when not in use. It has the potential to decrease the likelihood of electrical shock or other harm, while also mitigating the chances of harm to the device, thereby saving you time and money over time. Lastly, it aids in diminishing energy usage, which is crucial for reducing your environmental impact.
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WP3392519 3392519 Dryer Thermal Fuse
High-quality replacement part for a quick DIY
This part will help if:
- There is no heat or not enough heat
- Appliance doesn't start
- It takes too long to dry
- Appliance shuts off too soon
- PART NUMBER 3392519: It's a high-quality exact equivalent for part numbers WP3392519, AP6008325, 2986, 3388651, 694511, 80005, ET401, PS11741460, WP3392519VP.
- COMPATIBLE BRANDS INCLUDE: Whirlpool, Admiral, Amana, Crosley, Estate, Inglis, Kenmore, KitchenAid, Magic Chef, Maytag, Roper.
- COMPATIBLE WITH PRODUCT TYPE: Dryer, Washer Dryer Combo.
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Fits perfectly in Maytag electric dryer; tight quarters but easy to install.
My Maytag electric front-load dryer (purchased approx. 2011) stopped working: the control panel lit up, it would accept settings, and the drum light all worked, but when you pressed "start", the dryer would not turn and would not tumble or heat. My vent had clogged and the dryer overheated, melting the original fuse. Confirming the diagnosis required removing the old one and running a multimeter across it. If it shows 0 (or close to zero) ohms of resistance, your part is GOOD, and do not buy this part---you don't need it. If it shows 1 / infinity / no current going across the old part, your part is BAD, and you should consider buying this one (double check that it fits your model first.). This thermal fuse was moderately easy to replace -- a little tight to find unscrew it, but I ignored videos that showed a guy removing the drum -- that was overkill. This thing could be reached just by removing the panel below the door, and it was just below the bottom of the drum -- slightly obscured from view, but with a flashlight I could see it up and to the left. Hard to see, but easy to reach by hand. Whole thing requires only three screws to repair: two screws removed the exterior panel below the door, and one screw held this part into the blower housing. From there, disconnect two wires, and it came right out. (Don't worry about crossing the wires...they can be installed on either of the two posts....not polarized; it will work either way). I will reiterate that it was tight quarters getting up in there, but even with my huge "grand-dad" hands I could get in there and remove it. A quarter-inch socket wrapped with grippy electrical tape allowed me to turn the screw by hand in a place where a wrench would not fit. SAFETY NOTE: When you replace this part, it is **ESSENTIAL** that you clean out the entire air exhaust pathway, from the lint screen all the way to the outdoors vent. Lint will cake-up in the vent and cause this part to fail. That is dangerous. Thankfully, this part is an inexpensive and quick repair, and it protects you from a possible fire. And as a bonus: cleaning out the air exhaust path made the dryer work a lot faster, saving energy and time. And (duh!) always unplug it before you work on it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2023
Fits perfectly in Maytag electric dryer; tight quarters but easy to install.
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2023
My Maytag electric front-load dryer (purchased approx. 2011) stopped working: the control panel lit up, it would accept settings, and the drum light all worked, but when you pressed "start", the dryer would not turn and would not tumble or heat. My vent had clogged and the dryer overheated, melting the original fuse. Confirming the diagnosis required removing the old one and running a multimeter across it. If it shows 0 (or close to zero) ohms of resistance, your part is GOOD, and do not buy this part---you don't need it. If it shows 1 / infinity / no current going across the old part, your part is BAD, and you should consider buying this one (double check that it fits your model first.). This thermal fuse was moderately easy to replace -- a little tight to find unscrew it, but I ignored videos that showed a guy removing the drum -- that was overkill. This thing could be reached just by removing the panel below the door, and it was just below the bottom of the drum -- slightly obscured from view, but with a flashlight I could see it up and to the left. Hard to see, but easy to reach by hand. Whole thing requires only three screws to repair: two screws removed the exterior panel below the door, and one screw held this part into the blower housing. From there, disconnect two wires, and it came right out. (Don't worry about crossing the wires...they can be installed on either of the two posts....not polarized; it will work either way). I will reiterate that it was tight quarters getting up in there, but even with my huge "grand-dad" hands I could get in there and remove it. A quarter-inch socket wrapped with grippy electrical tape allowed me to turn the screw by hand in a place where a wrench would not fit. SAFETY NOTE: When you replace this part, it is **ESSENTIAL** that you clean out the entire air exhaust pathway, from the lint screen all the way to the outdoors vent. Lint will cake-up in the vent and cause this part to fail. That is dangerous. Thankfully, this part is an inexpensive and quick repair, and it protects you from a possible fire. And as a bonus: cleaning out the air exhaust path made the dryer work a lot faster, saving energy and time. And (duh!) always unplug it before you work on it.
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2023
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excelente refaccion esta operando de manera satisfactoria.
Reviewed in Mexico on April 25, 2022