Saturday, March 22, 2014

AE-Select Replacement Part 8577274 Dryer Thermistor Control for Whirlpool

AE-Select Replacement Part 8577274 Dryer Thermistor Control for Whirlpool
  • THIS WHIRLPOOL 8577274 THERMISTOR WORKS WITH MANY WHIRLPOOL, MAYTAG, KITCHENAID AND KENMORE CLOTHES
  • DRYERS.
  • DETAILS: BLACK THERMISTOR CONTROL.
  • Works with the following models: Whirlpool 3LCED9100WQ0, Whirlpool 3LCGD9100WQ0
  • Whirlpool 7MGGW9200MW3, Maytag 7MMGDB850WL0, Whirlpool 7MMGE9959TB0, Whirlpool 7MMGE9959TW0

I bought this replacement part for my Kenmore dryer, which kept beeping in the middle of a drying cycle and stopping. So far so good.

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Very pleased with my purchase, delivery was earlier than expected and product was exactly as described. I would buy from this seller again and again. Thanks

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Don't take your machine completely apart as instructed on some installation advice! After removing the top and front panel of machine I was able to replace it with a short handled screwdriver.

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Almost 10 year old Whirlpool Duet gas dryer stopped drying our clothes! Thought we'd have to buy a new one. Hubby said, "Google the problem first." Very glad I did. Ordered this part, helped him install it & although it doesn't look exactly like the part we removed, it absolutely solved the problem. Has worked just fine the past 4 months. And, like a previous reviewer mentioned, it was the perfect time to vacuum all the old lint out.

I have an older Kenmore (Whirlpool) EvenHeat dryer that was finishing the cycle before the clothes were dry. I replaced this little part and I was golden! It does look different than the older black part with some sort of glass and copper looking protrusion vs. the white bump on this one. I acccidentally replaced the thermal fuse next to it at first and was disappointed the "thermistor" repair I thought I did didn't actually fix the problem. Right replacement solved it though.

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