BlueStars 3977767 Dryer Thermostat Replacement Part - Compatible with Whirlpool & Kenmore Dryers - Replaces 3399693 WP3977767 WP3977767VP

I order this product for a whirlpool dryer and work perfect on it.

Perfect fit for my daughters dryer

Perfect fix for OLD dryer. Quick shipping, good price, easy installation.

Direct replacement for a dryer works well

It’s worth for money. Good quality as original part .

Good product

It’s cheaper and easier than calling someone to fix my dryer. The other company that I bought from. The part seemed too short to put on because trying to fit the Soldering broke off then I looked for the original purchase in 2017 and I noticed that I ordered the heating element from you. So than means that I’ll buying from you more often. Thanks

My 20 year old dryer decided that it was going to heat at it's hottest setting to the point of scalding my hands when removing the clothes from the dryer and causing a major case of wrinkles in my work Polo's. After going to YouTube to find out how to diagnose the issue, I found that there are a few things to check. First thing you will need to do is open the back of the dryer, with it unplugged, and check the Thermal Fuse. This can be done with a multi-meter or temporarily jump the two connectors/blade terminals and check if the Dryer runs at the correct temp for all cycles. Since I had the dryer taken apart I figured I would clean out the blower fan area and the fan ducting as well as the entire "innards" of the dryer. After temporarily jumping the thermal fuse I found that it had kicked the bucket as the dryer started to work again due to jumping out the fuse. Did I say that this dryer is 20 years old and the original fuse lasted that long? So I decided that since I have the thing open I might as well replace the other 20 Year old electrical components that were back there. These Items included: the Thermal Fuse, Cycling Thermostat, High Limit Dryer Thermostat and Dryer Thermal cut off. Each have their own job and purpose, so don't skimp out and think you can get away with changing the item that has failed, because if that item failed the others will follow. Did I mention my Dryer is 20 years old? As A side note; I also checked the Heating Element and found that one of the coils had warped and contacted/welded itself the the element body, this is what took out the fuse. A pair of needle nose pliers and a steady hand detached the coil and re-positioned the coil in its original shape and placement. My 20 year old dryer, that was a wedding gift to my wife when she married her fist husband now works like a champ!