134048800 Cycling Thermostat 131637700 Dryer Operating Thermostat Fits for Kenmore Frigidaire Replaces 916701 AP3210790 PS419278 EAP419278

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• Precise Temperature Control: 134048800 Dryer Thermostat ensures precise temperature control, prevents overheating, and boosts drying efficiency. It saves energy, reduces costs, and extends the life of your dryer and clothing.
• Compatibility: The 134048800 Thermostat works with Frigidaire, Whirlpool, Kenmore, and more. It replaces parts like AP3210790,131637700,916701,AH419278, and PS419278 for a perfect fit, and reliable operation.
• Durable Design: Built with heat-resistant materials, the 134048800 Cycling Thermostat ensures lasting performance, protects your dryer and clothing from overheating, and extends appliance life.
• Easy Installation: Install the 134048800 thermostat yourself with basic skills. Unplug first, replace the old thermostat following the same wiring, and use a guide if needed. Saves time, money, and restores dryer performance.
• 134048800 Dryer Operating Thermostat Fits for Kenmore Model:41780412700;41782042102;41782052103;41782142102;41783042200;41783042201;41783042300;41783052200;41783052201;41783142200;41783142201;41783142300;41784042500;41787042700;41797912700;41797912701;41797912702;41797912704;41797922700;41797922701;41749012890;41769042990;41769042991;41769052990.
• 134048800 Thermostat Replaces Fits for Frigidaire Model:LEQ332DS0;LEQ642DS0;GCER1042FC0;GCER1042FS0;FERB7800DS0;GLER642AS3;LFD301EW1;GLEQ642AS2;FSE446RHS1;FSE446RHS2;FSE447GHS1;FSE849GHQ1;FSE849GHS1;CFRE5711KW0;CFRE5714KW0;CREF342AS1;CREF342AS2;CRER442AS1;CRER442AS2;CRER7900AS0;CRER7900AS1;GLER642AS2;GLEQ332AS2;GLEQ442CES0;GLER1042FC0.
• 134048800 Thermostat Cont Troubleshooting: If your dryer has no heat, overheats, or takes too long to dry, this thermostat is likely the solution. Check your heating element and thermal fuse first, but in most cases, replacing this cycling thermostat gets your dryer back to work.