134711401 Dryer Thermal Limiter - For Frigidaire & Kenmore Dryers

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134711401 Dryer Thermal Limiter

Key Features

  • Acts as a safety device to shut off the motor if the dryer overheats.
  • Located on the dryer's exhaust or outlet duct housing.
  • Single-use thermal fuse; requires replacement if it trips.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • AP5645246
  • PS4704883
  • 134711400
  • 7134711400
  • 2688797
  • EAP4704883
  • PD00028490
  • AFR14388

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Designed for various electric dryer models.
  • Compatible brands include Frigidaire, Electrolux, and Kenmore.
  • Always verify the part number with your appliance's model or service manual before ordering.

When to Replace

  • Dryer will not start.
  • Dryer stops heating mid-cycle.
  • Dryer runs but does not produce heat.
  • A continuity test on the existing fuse shows it is open (no continuity).

Installation Tips

  • Disconnect the dryer from its power source before beginning any repairs.
  • Test the original thermal limiter with a multimeter to confirm it is the source of the fault.
  • Before installing the new part, inspect and thoroughly clean the lint screen, vent hose, and exhaust duct to address the cause of overheating.

Compatible Models

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FAQs

This thermal limiter is compatible with Frigidaire, Kenmore, and Electrolux dryers.
This part replaces OEM numbers 134711401, 134711400, 7134711400, 2688797, AP5645246, PS4704883, and EAP4704883.
If your dryer is not heating, or if the dryer shuts off mid-cycle and refuses to restart, the thermal limiter may have tripped due to an overheating condition. You should test the component for continuity using a multimeter; if there is no continuity, the fuse has blown and requires replacement.
The most common cause of a blown thermal limiter is restricted airflow. Before installing a new part, inspect your dryer's vent hose, exterior vent hood, and internal lint trap for blockages. If the dryer cannot exhaust hot air efficiently, the temperature will rise until the limiter trips to prevent a fire hazard.
Installation is generally straightforward and can typically be completed in 20 to 30 minutes. You will primarily need a screwdriver (usually Phillips head) to remove the dryer's back or front panel to access the blower housing where the limiter is mounted. Always ensure the dryer is unplugged from the power source before beginning any repair.