Thermal Fuse

Hi Robert, Thank you for your inquiry. If the air flow is restricted in your dryer this is the most common cause for the limiter or fuse to go out. Check the lint screen and the exhaust vent for build-up and check the hose for kinks or clogs as well. I hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day!

Good Day Ernie. Thank you for your question in regards to your unit (Model Number FFLG4033QT1). Based on our research here are some instructions to help you with your repair: 1) Unplug power cord. 2) Use a #2 Square bit or a Phillips Head Screw driver to unthread the screws at the back that a securing the main top. 3) Side the back and lift it up to remove. 4) Unthrew the screws that are securing the Control Panel Mounting Brackets to the Frame. 5) With the screws removed, lift the panel up and use a small flat head screw driver to depress the retaining tab to release the wire connector. 6) Open the dryer door and unthread screws on the front panel securing the lint filter housing cover. 7) Lift and support the dryer (i.e. with a wooden block so you can have access to the screws on the bottom of your unit) then unthread the bottom front panel mounting screws. 8) With the screws on threaded remove the support and unthread the top front panel mounting screws. 9) Lift the panel up and out. 10) Disconnect the door switch wire connector to fully remove the front panel. 11) Now disconnect both the drum light wire connector and the user control board wire connector from the main control board. 12) Unthread the control board support bracket screws and detach the bracket from the front bulkhead. 13) Unthread the lower bulkhead mounting screws. 14) Carefully lift the front bulkhead up to detach it from the frame. 15) For better access to the heating element we recommend removing the drum. 15) Support the main control board bracket. 16) Reach under the drum and unthread the belt from the pulley and motor shaft (You can use the belt to help lift out the drum). 17) Unthread the screws securing the heating element housing to the heat duct. 18) Next unthread the screws securing the housing to the base. 19) Detach the housing and set it on its side now disconnect the wires from the thermal fuse. 20) Unthread the screws to release the old fuse. 21) Install the new thermal fuse by aligning it on the heating element housing then thread and tighten the screws to secure. 22) Connect the wires to the terminals. 23) Realign the heating element housing on the heat duct and replace the screws to secure the assembly to the duct and the base. 24) Reinstall the drum by positioning it on the rear rollers. 25) Loop the belt on the pulley and motor shaft in a zig-zag formation. 26) Rotate the drum to help align the belt 27) Reinstall the front bulkhead by inserting the tabs into the slots in the frame as you align the drum on the front rollers. 28) Thread and tighten the lower bulkhead mounting screws. 29) Detach the support from the main control board bracket and hook the bracket onto the bulkhead. 30) Replace the screws. 31) Reconnect the user control board wire connector as well as the drum light wire connector. 32) Reinstall the front panel by first reconnecting the door switch wire connector. 33) Now hook the front panel tabs on the slots in the frame. 34) Replace the panel mounting screws on top lift and support the dryer to replace the bottom mounting screws. 35) Thread and tighten the two screws to secure the lint filter housing cover to the front panel. 36) Connect the wire connector to the user control board. 37) Re-position the control panel and replace the screws to secure the brackets. 38) Realign the main top and slide it into place. 39) Re-thread the screws in the back. 40) With the repair completed plug the power cord back in and your dryer should be ready for use. Hope this helps! Best Regards!

Hello Wakelyn, Thank you for your inquiry. We have included a link to our repair video for a similar part to give you a general idea of the repair. We hope this helps.

Hi John, thank you for your question! If the igniter is glowing, that means that all your fuses and thermostats and the igniter is good, you have a gas problem. Make sure the dryer is getting gas from your house. If so, then your gas valve solenoid, part number PS470049, just need to be replaced because they are not opening the valve. Good luck with your repair!

Hello David, thank you for inquiring. Besides the parts you mentioned, you will want to replace this Limiter part PS2349395 for your model.

Hello Zachary, Thank you for the question. The Thermal Limiter Part #: PS419402 is located on the back panel of the dryer, behind the drum. Hope this helps!

Hello and thank you for writing. It is in the back of the unit . It is secured with the screws on the heating element housing to the heat duct. We hope this helps. Please contact us anytime if you require further assistance.

Hello Miranda, Thank you for the question. The error code E65 indicates a high limit thermostat has Been tripped. If the appliance is not over heating, make sure it has good air flow. Clean out the cabinet and lint duct. Make sure the Vent hose is clear and no kinks or bends and replace the thermostat. We hope this helps.

Hi Josephine, Thank you for your question. When the E65 error code is displayed, it means that the high limit thermostat in the dryer has tripped and shut the dryer off because the dryer has a restricted air flow. The tube that vents the air outside is clogged with lint and it needs to be cleaned. If your ventilation has a lot of bends it, make sure these areas are thoroughly cleaned. You may need to contact a professional to clean your vents. We hope this helps! If you have any questions, please let us know.

Hello Maria, Thank you for the question. If the appliance is still powering on but will not start, we suggest testing the Door Switch. It can be tested with a multimeter to see if it has continuity, replace it if it does not show continuity. We hope this helps!