Washer Dryer Combo Elements and Burners

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Fix Number

FIX11741416

Manufacturer Part Number

WP3387747

When connected to electricity the dryer heating element glows red hot and generates heat. When air is blown over it, it heats the air which is used to dry the clothes. The heating element fits inside the heater housing inside the dryer. Wear and tear on the heater coil from use will eventually cause the coil to break and the element to fail. When this part fails it can cease to produce any heat. Alternately, the coil could break and short to ground allowing the dryer to continue to heat even when turned off. The latter is a fire hazard and the dryer should be disconnected from power until the element is replaced. If the element coil breaks, the element needs to be replaced. This model is 11 by 5 inches with 5/16” terminals, metal and ceramic, and comes in black. It is sold individually.

Fix Number

FIX334206

Manufacturer Part Number

279457

This heating element connection wire kit is a genuine OEM replacement for your electric dryer. The kit is used to connect the thermostat to the heater element. The kit comes with a yellow wire nut and a wire that measures approximately 5 inches in length. If your dryer is getting little to no heat, or is taking too long to dry, you may need to replace this connection wire. Please be sure to disconnect the power supply to your dryer before replacing this part.

Fix Number

FIX2378363

Manufacturer Part Number

131475320

This dryer heating assembly has 5/16" terminal on the housing.

Fix Number

FIX3527790

Manufacturer Part Number

5301EL1001H

This heating element assembly generates the heat needed to dry clothes in select LG and Kenmore electric dryers. It includes the coil, housing, wiring, high-limit thermostat, and thermal fuse. Operating at 240V and 5400W, it’s a reliable replacement for dryers with no heat or long drying times. Check compatibility before purchasing and unplug the dryer before installation.

Fix Number

FIX11738031

Manufacturer Part Number

W10864898

This element is strung with a coiled wire made of a nickel and a chrome alloy. This wire receives, but resists, a controlled electric current and as a result, the wire heats up. The heat produced is used to dry the clothes in your dryer.

Fix Number

FIX3527791

Manufacturer Part Number

5301EL1001J

They are all strung with a coiled wire made of a nickel and a chrome alloy. This wire receives, but resists, a controlled electric current and as a result, the wire heats up. The heat produced is used to dry the clothes in your dryer

Fix Number

FIX11750371

Manufacturer Part Number

WPW10207400

If your oven isn’t broiling like it used to, this broil element could be the fix. It’s mounted at the top of the oven and gives off direct heat for broiling and baking. With two outer coils and three inner loops on a sturdy aluminum bracket, it connects using four push-on wire terminals. It’s built to handle high heat and frequent use. Just make sure to turn off the power before swapping it out. This part is sold individually and fits a range of compatible models.

Fix Number

FIX5574028

Manufacturer Part Number

137392700

This genuine OEM heating element assembly generates the heat needed to dry clothes efficiently. It uses electrical energy to heat the coils, which warm the air inside the dryer drum while a fan circulates this air for even drying. The assembly typically includes the rear housing, heating coil, insulators, high-limit thermostat, and thermal fuse to prevent overheating. Made from durable stainless steel, it operates on 240 volts for reliable performance. Common signs of failure include no heat, insufficient heat, clothes taking too long to dry, or unusual noises. Installation is straightforward—disconnect power, remove the old assembly, and secure the new one in place.

Fix Number

FIX12584822

Manufacturer Part Number

137392702

Fix Number

FIX11740608

Manufacturer Part Number

WP279843

This element is strung with a coiled wire made of a nickel and a chrome alloy. This wire receives, but resists, a controlled electric current and as a result, the wire heats up. The heat produced is used to dry the clothes in your dryer.