HTDX100ED5WW Hotpoint Dryer - Parts
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TOP BEARING
Part #WE03X25079
Note: The drum slides should also be replaced when your replacing the drum bearing. Slides are NOT included. This part helps your dryer operate as quietly as possible.
SCREW #10
Part #WE2M163
Dryer Temperature Switch
Part #WE4M404
Dryer Screw
Part #WE2M173
Fuse
Part #WE1X21975
The ceramic thermal fuse protects the dryer by cutting power if the unit overheats or experiences an electrical short, preventing potential damage to internal components. When this fuse blows, the dryer may stop running altogether or run without producing heat. A direct replacement designed for select dryer models restores safe operation,...Read more but it’s also important to check for underlying issues—such as a clogged vent or faulty heating element—before installing a new fuse. Always disconnect power before servicing.
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PULLEY
Part #WE03X31620
Nut
Part #WE2M96
This fastening nut secures components firmly in place, helping maintain proper alignment and safe operation. It is commonly used as a replacement when original hardware is stripped, lost, or damaged.
Dryer Lint Chute Assembly
Part #WE14X25080
If your dryer isn’t drying clothes well or seems to be overheating, the lint chute might be the problem. This part helps guide air from the drum to the blower and holds the lint filter. It’s made for GE and Hotpoint dryers and helps keep things running safely and efficiently. Replacing it can improve drying time and reduce fire risk. Sold individually.
Timer Resistor
Part #WE4M255
MICA HEATER
Part #WE11M10001
This heating element is responsible for generating the heat needed to dry clothes in an electric dryer. Located within the heating chamber, it ensures consistent and efficient drying performance. If your dryer is no longer producing heat or drying properly, replacing the heating element may restore its functionality. For safety, always di...Read moresconnect the power before installation and consider wearing protective gloves to avoid injury during the process.
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