
Stop spending hundreds on a new dryer. This dryer thermal fuse (Part #3392519) is the most common fix for Whirlpool, Kenmore, and Maytag dryers that run but produce no heat, won't start, or shut off mid-cycle. A blown thermal fuse means your dryer overheated and cut power to protect the machine. This one-time safety device must be replaced once it trips, and this aftermarket unit is built to meet OEM fit and function.
Key Features:
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Exact Fit Replacement: Direct replacement for Part #3392519 and WP3392519, with two 3/16 inch spade terminals.
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Safety First: Non-resettable thermal fuse opens at 196 degrees Fahrenheit (91C) to cut power when exhaust airflow is blocked or the dryer overheats.
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Fixes No-Heat Symptoms: Solves dryer won't start, runs but no heat, stops mid-cycle, timer won't advance, and overheating issues.
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Durable Build: High-temperature rated plastic body with brass terminals for secure electrical contact on the blower housing.
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Fast DIY Repair: Typical replacement takes 20 to 30 minutes with a nut driver and multimeter. No special tools required.
Specifications:
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Part Number: 3392519 (Cross-references WP3392519, AP6008325, 3388651, 694511, 80005, PS11741460, ET401)
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Type: Non-resettable thermal fuse
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Trip Temperature: 196F / 91C
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Terminals: Two 3/16 inch spade terminals
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Mounting Location: Blower housing next to the blower wheel (electric and gas dryer compatible)
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Quantity: 1 piece per order
Compatibility & Fitment:
Fits many electric and gas dryers from Whirlpool, Kenmore (110 / 417 prefixes), Maytag, Roper, Estate, Amana, KitchenAid, Crosley, Inglis, Admiral, and Magic Chef. Common model families include 110, LER, WED, MED, RED, and YMED. Always confirm your original fuse reads 3392519 or WP3392519 before ordering.
Why Thermal Fuses Blow:
A blown 3392519 fuse is a symptom, not the root cause. Before installing the new fuse, always:
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Clean the lint screen and exhaust duct
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Check the blower wheel for lint or sock blockage
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Inspect the cycling thermostat and heating element for shorts
Skipping vent cleaning will blow the new fuse again within weeks.
Installation Tips:
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Unplug the dryer from the wall outlet.
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Remove the rear panel to access the blower housing.
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Disconnect the two wires from the old fuse and note their positions.
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Test old fuse with a multimeter for continuity. No beep means it is blown.
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Mount the new 3392519 fuse, reconnect wires, reassemble, and restore power.
Package Includes:
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20 x Dryer Thermal Fuse 3392519