[Upgraded] BlueStars 4-Pack 3392519 Dryer Thermal Fuse - Easy to Install - Compatible with Whirlpool Kenmore Dryers - Replaces AP6008325 G4AP0500 3388651 694511 80005 WP3392519VP

Works perfectly! About a month ago, my dryer started acting up. At first, I had to run it twice for towels or heavy loads. Then it became unpredictable—sometimes dry, sometimes not. I decided to replace the heating element and associated parts, including the thermal fuse. Good thing I did, because by the time the parts arrived, we were running the dryer 2–3 times per load. After installing everything, the dryer ran better—until I washed a load of sweaters and sweatshirts that had been stored for the season. That load overheated and blew the thermal fuse. I ordered this 4-pack and, during further inspection, found lint buildup throughout the dryer and a partial clog in the vent duct. Once cleaned and reassembled, the dryer ran smoother than it had in years. These fuses are a perfect match to the original factory part. Installation is simple: - Remove the back panel - Unscrew one bolt - Unplug two wires - Swap in the new fuse Pro tip: Take a photo of the wiring before you start removing anything beyond the back panel. It’ll save you from confusion during reassembly. ✔ Quality: Matches OEM specs and performs reliably ✔ Functionality: Easy to install with basic tools ✔ Compatibility: Fits perfectly and restores performance ✔ Value: 4-pack ensures you're covered for future replacements ✔ Advocacy: A reminder that repair beats replacement—don’t toss a dryer over a fuse Final Thoughts: This brand delivers dependable replacement parts. If your dryer’s venting is clear and the heating element is solid, this fuse should last the lifespan of the machine. Too many people replace appliances over minor issues—this is your chance to fix what you’ve got and save money doing it. Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ — Cody, Vine Voice Reviewer Reviewed with integrity and firsthand use. I prioritize transparency, technical clarity, and consumer protection so you can shop with confidence.

Exact fuse for Armana branded dryer. To make sure this is the part that is causing problems, just do a simple continuity test using any multimeter. Easy to replace just a single nut but need to remove the entire back cover of the dryer...about 9 small nuts in total. Took more time to troubleshoot then it was to replace the part. Happy I found this item. My dryer is working again. Some times you might need the entire kit vs just a fuse. I watched a few youtube videos to help. Saved $300 for pro to come out and take a look.

We have had issues with these blowing in the past. Took our dryer to a repair shop and the guy said that these usually only blow when there is something that limiting air flow. We made sure to clean it out thoroughly and it ran fine for months. I went ahead and got this 4 pack. Replaced one and it blew after 2 loads. Reexamined and I think the outside vent cover was getting stuck. Removed it for testing and have gone through 4-5 loads. So I think it is this may be the problem. I am glad I bought the 4 pack as it was reasonable and helps with diagnosing for us DIY's.

I went ahead and got this pack because it was a good deal and it never hurts to have backups. I was afraid I was going to have to purchase a new dryer. But after a few minutes on the internet I found out what to look for. Easy to install and saved me a ton of money

We went from a $175 repair estimate, to buying a new dryer, to replacing this EASY to swap in Thermal Fuse for under $3. Take off the back cover of the dryer (about eight 1/4" inch screws), remove one 1/4" holding the fuse in, remove the 2 connecting wires, pop in new thermal fuse, clean up some extra link inside the dryer with a blower, return the back cover and screws ... good as new. So worth the minimal effort.

I use these on my dryer. Someone told me... 10 or 15 years ago, not to replace my dryer that I bought around 1998 when I replaced my washer, because they told me it is simple and is fixable and it has proved to be great advice. I have replaced the motor a couple of times, the drum belts, the timer motor 2 or 3 times, but it is still going strong. From time to time, I also have to replace one of these. I actually keep spares attached to the back of the dryer so I don't have to remember where they are. I just use the hole on the fuse to put it between one of the screws and the back panel. If the dryer quits, pull it out, take the back panel off, which releases the fuse, and swap it. When you have no fuses left attached to the back panel, order this. Should last you for years.

Exactly what I needed and way cheaper than the one at grainger. Works as expected and haven't blown out yet.

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