WP3387134 3387134 Dryer Cycling Thermostat for Whirlpool Kenmore Dryers - 4 Pack

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WP3387134 / 3387134 Dryer Cycling Thermostat

Key Features

  • Regulates air temperature inside the dryer drum
  • Temperature limit: 155°F (68°C)
  • Temperature differential: 25°F (14°C)
  • 4-terminal electrical connection

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • AP6008270
  • PS11741405
  • 3387134
  • WP3387134VP
  • 306910
  • 3387135
  • 3387139
  • 2011
  • PD00002313
  • ET187

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Fits select dryer models from major brands including Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag, and KitchenAid.

When to Replace

  • Dryer does not heat or overheats
  • Drying cycles are excessively long
  • Thermal fuse fails repeatedly

Installation Tips

  • Disconnect the dryer from its power source before starting the repair.
  • Before replacing, test the existing thermostat for continuity when cool.
  • For diagnostics, voltage can be checked at the two center terminals while the dryer is operating.
  • WP3387134 3387134 Dryer Cycling Thermostat for Whirlpool Kenmore Dryers - 4 Pack 1

    PERFECT FIT

    BlueStars 3387134 Dryer Cycling Thermostat replaces part numbers: 306910, 3387135, 3387139, WP3387134VP.
  • WP3387134 3387134 Dryer Cycling Thermostat for Whirlpool Kenmore Dryers - 4 Pack 2

    PREMIUM QUALITY

    3387134 Dryer Cycling Thermostat is from durable high-quality material that prevents cracking and failing during the installation and use process.
  • WP3387134 3387134 Dryer Cycling Thermostat for Whirlpool Kenmore Dryers - 4 Pack 3

    SAVING SOLUTION

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  • WP3387134 3387134 Dryer Cycling Thermostat for Whirlpool Kenmore Dryers - 4 Pack 4

    SIMPLE INSTALLATION

    The 3387134 Dryer Cycling Thermostat Kit is very simple that anyone with basic hand tools can do and save plenty of dollars.
ECONOMICAL DIY REPAIR

ECONOMICAL DIY REPAIR

Enjoy the comfort that our Cycling Thermostat brings into your dryer - BlueStars provides DIY solutions to help you deal with any troubles.

Compatible Models

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Material
Plastic / Metal
Voltage / Power
120V, 2W
Trip Temperature
Opens 155°F / Closes 130°F
Product Dimensions
2 x 1-3/8 x 1-5/8 inches
Item Weight
0.1 lbs

FAQs

If your dryer is taking too long to dry clothes, failing to heat at all, or running excessively hot, the cycling thermostat may be failing. A faulty thermostat can also lead to the thermal fuse blowing repeatedly, as the dryer is not properly regulating its internal temperature.
This cycling thermostat is compatible with a wide range of dryers manufactured by Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag, Roper, and Estate. It is designed to fit many standard-sized electric and gas dryer models that utilize this specific internal-bias thermostat configuration.
This part replaces OEM numbers WP3387134, 3387134, 306910, 3387135, 3387139, ET187, AP6008270, PS11741405, 2011, 2893, 3-6910, and WP3387134VP.
Installation is generally straightforward and can typically be completed in 30 to 60 minutes. You will primarily need a screwdriver (usually a 1/4-inch nut driver or Phillips head, depending on your dryer's cabinet screws) and a pair of needle-nose pliers to remove the wire terminals. Always ensure the dryer is unplugged and the gas supply is shut off (if applicable) before beginning.
If you are replacing the cycling thermostat because your dryer has been overheating or blowing thermal fuses, it is highly recommended to inspect and potentially replace the thermal fuse and the high-limit thermostat at the same time. Additionally, take this opportunity to vacuum out any lint buildup from the internal cabinet and exhaust ducting, as restricted airflow is a leading cause of premature thermostat failure.