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General Electric High Limit Thermostat WE4M80 OEM Part
was
$59.99
Special Price
$40.99
This manufacture part number # WE4M80 replaces our competitor’s part numbers: AP2042552, 276504, AH267995, EA267995, PS267995, WE04M0080, WE4M424, B004H3XTSG, 312487, L290-40F, LS2-290.
MFG Number
WE4M80
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In stock
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High-Limit Thermostat for Washer/Dryer Combos
This component resolves issues related to overheating or unexpected shutdowns in laundry appliances. It is compatible with brands such as Hotpoint, General Electric, and Sears-Kenmore, functioning as a high-limit thermostat across various models. Manufactured by General Electric, this authentic replacement part is predominantly used in dryers to control the temperature within the drying chamber. Optimal performance of this thermostat is crucial for maintaining the correct heat during each drying cycle.
If your dryer fails to achieve the desired temperature or overheats even at lower settings, replacing the high-limit thermostat might be necessary. Ensure that the dryer has cooled down before attempting to replace the part, as rear sections may retain significant heat. For precise instructions on replacement procedures, consult your user manual. This thermostat is available as a single unit and is an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) component sourced directly from General Electric.
This component resolves issues related to overheating or unexpected shutdowns in laundry appliances. It is compatible with brands such as Hotpoint, General Electric, and Sears-Kenmore, functioning as a high-limit thermostat across various models. Manufactured by General Electric, this authentic replacement part is predominantly used in dryers to control the temperature within the drying chamber. Optimal performance of this thermostat is crucial for maintaining the correct heat during each drying cycle.
If your dryer fails to achieve the desired temperature or overheats even at lower settings, replacing the high-limit thermostat might be necessary. Ensure that the dryer has cooled down before attempting to replace the part, as rear sections may retain significant heat. For precise instructions on replacement procedures, consult your user manual. This thermostat is available as a single unit and is an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) component sourced directly from General Electric.
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