NEW BlueStars AGM30045804 Dryer Thermistor & Thermostat Kit For LG Kenmore

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NEW BlueStars AGM30045804 Dryer Thermistor & Thermostat Kit For LG Kenmore

Key Features

  • Package quantity: 1 kit.
  • Includes one 6323EL2001B thermistor assembly with wiring harness.
  • Includes one 6931EL3003C high-limit thermostat.
  • Includes one 6931EL3004B thermostat.
  • The thermistor senses dryer temperature while the thermostats help regulate heat and limit excessive temperature buildup.
  • Designed to help address overheating, insufficient heat, inconsistent heating, unusually long drying times, short drying cycles, and premature shutdown.
  • Components are made with heat-resistant and corrosion-resistant materials for repeated heating cycles.
  • Color: As pictured.
  • Lifetime protection covers defects or issues according to the product protection terms.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • Kit part number: AGM30045804.
  • 6323EL2001B thermistor cross-references: 1268206, AP4441539, EAP3529026, PS3529026, 6323EL2001H.
  • 6931EL3003C high-limit thermostat cross-references: 1268365, AP4457603, 6931EL3003G, PS1631335, EAP1631335.
  • 6931EL3004B thermostat cross-references: 1268367, AP4445168, 6931EL3002B, 6931EL3003F, EA3530486, PS3530486.

Compatibility & Fitment

Fits select LG and Kenmore dryers, including the following model numbers:

  • Kenmore: 79661522210, 79669002000, 79669002010, 79669272000, 79669272010, 79669272012, 79669272900, 79669278000, 79669278010, 79669278900, 79669472000, 79669478000, 79679002000, 79679002010.
  • LG: DLE7177RM, DLE7177WM, DLE7200VE, DLE7200WE, DLG0332W, DLG0452G, DLG0452, DLG1102W, DLG1320W, DLG1502W, DLG2051W, DLG2102W, DLG2141W, DLG2241W, DLG2251W, DLG2302R, DLG2302W, DLG2351R, DLG2351W, DLG2511W, DLG2522W, DLG2524W.

Confirm the model number, dimensions, and part number on the original components before ordering.

When to Replace

Replace the thermistor or thermostat when the dryer overheats, produces insufficient or inconsistent heat, runs for unusually long periods, stops during a cycle, or shuts down prematurely. A failed temperature-sensing or temperature-limiting component can prevent the dryer from maintaining the correct heat level.

Installation Tips

  • Disconnect the dryer from electrical power before servicing it.
  • Compare the replacement components with the original parts, including the part numbers and physical size, before installation.
  • Install the thermistor assembly with its wiring harness connected securely and position each thermostat in its original mounting location.
  • Inspect connectors and wiring for heat damage or looseness while the dryer is open.
  • Reassemble the dryer fully before restoring power and testing the heating cycle.

Compatible Models

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FAQs

This thermistor and thermostat kit is intended for compatible LG and Kenmore dryers. Confirm that your original parts or service documentation match AGM30045804, 6323EL2001B, 6931EL3003C, or 6931EL3004B before ordering.
The kit is identified by part number AGM30045804 and component numbers 6323EL2001B, 6931EL3003C, and 6931EL3004B.
Common symptoms include a dryer that does not heat, overheats, takes too long to dry, shuts off before the cycle finishes, or displays inconsistent temperature behavior. Heating-element, airflow, wiring, and thermal-fuse problems can cause similar symptoms, so those should also be checked.
Unplug the dryer before service and inspect the wiring connectors, terminals, heating element, thermal fuse, and exhaust vent for damage, lint buildup, or restricted airflow. A blocked vent can cause repeated thermostat or thermistor failures.
Installation is generally a moderate appliance repair. A screwdriver, nut driver, and a multimeter for continuity or resistance testing are typically useful. Disconnect power, access the temperature-control components, transfer the wiring one connection at a time, and secure the replacements in the original positions.