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Whirlpool Adjustable Dryer Cycling Thermostat WP694674 OEM Part
was
$45.99
Special Price
$24.99
WP694674 replaces: AP3115922, 33002567, 303392, 229420, 231563, 232960, 233155, 237440, 237932, 238879, 238919, 238951, 24519, 24704, 26000694674, 2895, 291047, 291056, 291824, 295338, 295419, 295420, 295421, 295427, 295431, 295721, 295728, 297078, 297086, 298254, 298566, 298722, 298857, 299008, 299009, 299620, 299621, 299833, 3-3392, 3-3773, 303773, 341146, 341147, 341199, 341200, 341201, 342812, 342813, 348895, AH384006, EA384006, PS384006, 8132, 868581, 690032, 689930, 689927, 688838, 688837, 688473, 688472, 688468, 688467, 68174, 68174, 68172, 68171, 660074, 660073, 660067, 694674.
MFG Number
WP694674
Availability:
In stock
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The Cycling Thermostat is an authentic OEM component specifically crafted for Whirlpool dryers, though it is also compatible with other brands, including Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Roper, and Kenmore/Sears. This part is essential in overseeing and sustaining the dryer's internal temperature during its operation.
The core responsibility of this thermostat is to activate and deactivate the heating element, thereby maintaining a consistent temperature and preventing the dryer from overheating. This function is vital to avert possible damage to both the appliance and the clothing inside.
Wear and tear, electrical issues, or sensor malfunctions are common causes of a cycling thermostat's failure.
Signs indicating a malfunctioning cycling thermostat may include:
- Clothes staying damp and requiring more time to dry
- Inconsistent drying results
- Signs of overheating, such as a burning odor
- An inability of the dryer to generate heat
Replacing a defective cycling thermostat can address problems such as excessive heat, lack of sufficient heating, unexpected shutdowns, prolonged drying durations, or a non-starting dryer. Proper operation of this component is crucial for maintaining the dryer’s performance and safety.
The core responsibility of this thermostat is to activate and deactivate the heating element, thereby maintaining a consistent temperature and preventing the dryer from overheating. This function is vital to avert possible damage to both the appliance and the clothing inside.
Wear and tear, electrical issues, or sensor malfunctions are common causes of a cycling thermostat's failure.
Signs indicating a malfunctioning cycling thermostat may include:
- Clothes staying damp and requiring more time to dry
- Inconsistent drying results
- Signs of overheating, such as a burning odor
- An inability of the dryer to generate heat
Replacing a defective cycling thermostat can address problems such as excessive heat, lack of sufficient heating, unexpected shutdowns, prolonged drying durations, or a non-starting dryer. Proper operation of this component is crucial for maintaining the dryer’s performance and safety.
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