Whirlpool Electric dryer Dryer heating element assembly WP8544771, Replaces 8544771

8544771, W10836011

110.87731700, MED7000XR0, MED7100DC1, MED9000YR0, MEDB850YW2, MEDB950YW0, MEDE251YL1, WED87HEDW1, WED9151YW0, YIED7300WW1, YMED5500FC0, YMED7100DW1, YMED8000AG0, YMEDE251YL0, YWED9270XL1, YWED9500TU0

Why does my dryer run but not heat?When your electric dryer runs and tumbles normally but produces no heat, the heating element is the most common cause. The heating element is a coiled resistance wire that glows red-hot to heat the air — when it burns out (the wire breaks), no heat is generated. Other possible causes include a blown thermal fuse (a safety device that cuts power to the element if the dryer overheats), a tripped high-limit thermostat, a faulty cycling thermostat, or a broken heating element relay on the control board. To diagnose: first check the thermal fuse for continuity — if it's open (no continuity), it's blown and needs replacement. If the thermal fuse is good, test the heating element — disconnect power, remove one wire from the element, and measure resistance across the two terminals. A good element reads approximately 10–11 ohms; an open reading (OL) means the element is burned out. Also check for a clogged vent — restricted airflow causes overheating, which blows thermal fuses and shortens element life.

Frequently bought together 280148 dryer thermal cut-off kit

(8557403 High Limit Thermostat & 8318314 Thermal Fuse)

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