Kenmore 110C60122510 electric dryer repair and replacement parts
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Recommended maintenance parts and accessories
The heating element in an electric dryer generates the dryer's heat—it's one of the first things to check if the air in the dryer doesn't get warm. If it's damaged, this repair guide will show you how to replace the heating element.
When the air in the dryer overheats—usually because the vent is clogged—the thermal fuse blows, stopping the dryer. You can't reset the fuse; you must replace it.
The thermal cut-off fuse shuts off the heat if the dryer overheats when the high-limit thermostat fails. The thermal cut-off fuse kit includes both parts.
Learn what four things to check if your electric dryer won't start or run.
Take our quiz to see how well you treat your appliances. Then, find out what you can do to help them last longer.
This easy-to-follow advice helps your dryer run efficiently, so you spend less on energy and your clothes dry faster.