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How to reset a Whirlpool dryer high limit fuse.
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- čas přidán 25. 11. 2017
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OMG!!! Bro', it worked! I did as you directed and the fuse reset. The dryer now works! My wife is speaking to me again! Huge THANKS!!!
Lol
@@420moej Completely true story. And... today is our anniversary and she's still speaking to me...
Drove an hour to the Sears appliance center, fuses in hand, to ask for help and the guy didn't even know how to test them with a multimeter. Not kidding. So I came home, watched a few more of your videos, and ta da! I have a working dryer now. Awesome, just awesome!!!
I love the Flinstones way of fixing
You should be called "Sir" Washer Dryer Repair Nerd because I just watched how you reset the fuse and it worked like a charm. You have indeed the wisdom & honor of a most gallant Knight... The Knight who can slay any Dryer Beast!!!! Thanks so much!!!!
Wooooow I had already bought the replacement for the thermal fuse but tried what you did in the video hitting it against the floor a few times and worked! How in the world ! Thanks
Watched thousands of videos. Most often do not comment. I felt compelled to say thank you and job well done. I tinker on a regular basis. Never used a multimeter nor touched the inside of an appliance. My dryer is good to go tonight. Thank you for taking the time to post.
Thank you for your comment and I'm glad my information helped
This was the best trick I have ever learned. YOU SAVED MY DAY! I still crawled around my basement floor for 4 hours fuckin with everything, bought a multimeter, but this is the part that went bad, and your trick worked for me. You are the MASTER!! THANK YOU!!
Thank you so much!! This was not the week financially or time wise for our dryer to go out!! Your video did the trick!!!!!
Thank you for this!! I replaced my thermal fuse last year and it’s barely a year old and it got switched at some point recently, just followed along with your video and it’s good to go again, thanks!
I really have ordered three of these things and they were broke and I can't believe what you said actually work I vacuumed out the dryer and put it in now everything works perfect
My dryer (Amana) quit blowing heat last night and I found that the high temp thermal fuse was blown about a half an hour ago. Just came across this video and tried it. One swift smack with a pair of pliers and I'm back up and running. Thank you for posting this, saved me a bunch of money!!!!!!!!!
You're welcome but don't just treat the cough cure the cold. The fuse is triggered because your heating element got too hot or the inside drum temperature got too hot. Be sure to check your lint screen and vent hose to be sure there's no air restrictions
Those are all clear do you want to change the thermostat under heating element. I recommend this dryer tune-up kit to cover all your bases
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@@LeanOnYourRep something else many people are not aware of, the lint screen could have an invisible film over it keeping the heat and moisture from getting out of the drum. This is especially true if dryer sheets are used.
Lightly oour a little water on the screen itself. If the water puddles up, it is an indication that the screen is clogged. Wash the screen with detergent of some sort and rinse. Use some sort of small brush, maybe a toothbrush you no longer use. I have used a rag. Water should flow easily through the screen. If not, the heat will build up in the drum. The operating stat cannot tell the element to turn off. The element cage gets to hot and trips the thermal cutoff.
I usually put these between two fingers and slap them on concrete floor or something else that does not give. When I can, I also try to avoid hittlng the little piece that fits in the heater housing. It keeps the cutoff from hitting flat when I slap it against a congrete floor.
@@LeanOnYourRep "Cure the cold". Completely agree!
I was skeptical at first but I tried it and it worked lol saved me from buying a whole new dryer
Omg, this actually worked! My "cold" was the lint trap overloaded. Thanks for the amazing advice!
No problem Mike glad I can help
I don't know how you figured this out but thank you so much man this was literally the only thing keeping my dryer from working and now it works thanks so much
These videos are real helpful when you’re on a budget thank you for making them keep up the good work
Thank thank thank you!!! None of the other videos showed this exact model! I really appreciate you making this video! It was so easy to fix!
Good to hear! Im glad to help!
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Big help thank you very much
Man, Thank You So Much, I do everything you say and it worked perfect, dryer is working again and you safe me money, also my wife is so happy !!! a Mega Thanks for you, God bless you man... I Super recommend your videos, Thanks again Body !!!
Thank you so much for this tip, saved me from buying a new dryer!
My God!!!
Thank you brother, I’m a hero because of you .
Took me 10 minutes to fix my mother in laws dryer😎
Thanks for help me save couple box .I did it and it works
Glad it helped
Wow!!! This worked!! Saved me $80!! Thanks 😊
Thank you 😊
This fixed my dryer. Thank you very much !
thanks man it worked. your video saved us a lot of stress.
Holy crap!!!.. Thanks, you saved me $26.
But might possible cost you a new dryer and in worst case a new home after the fire.
Awesome! worked like a charm. Still Need to Clean out the vent to outside, But Its heating again after I slammed the fuse on My kitchen floor ( house On cement slab) , so thank!S . Great VIdeo
Tried it. It worked.
Thanks your videos really helped me a lot.
It worked! Thank you very much!
Wow that's awesome. It actually worked
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Yes it worked
Holy shit ...i cant believe this just worked....thanks bro
Thanks for the video, it was very helpful.
Absolutely great video....it worked for me 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻thank you!
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Awesome!!! Thank you
I kept blowing this fuse and used this trick to reset. Now usually there is a reason they blew. Check easy stuff, if not lint trap or vent tube.. .instead of taking your whole dryer apart to get to the goodies grab a high powered leaf blower... open door to dryer and shoot a tornado up its butt thru the exhaust going opposite direction to get all the dust bunnies out the front of the dryer. Now once the air clears... if your lucky like me your thermo fuse won't pop anymore :)
Boom you just saved me some money 👍👍👍👍
I really appreciate this tip! Thank you!!!!
That's amazing I did it and it worked
Awesome!
This helped a lot. Thank you!
Wow that is worked, thanks you got a new sub lol
Thank you, I ordered part already; but could not get it by hitting on table. Did fix it with pair of pliers holding plate and hitting it on the head of hammer a couple times. Thanks
Yes tables usually don't work usually I just hit it on the floor. Just be careful using a hammer you don't want to Dent it
Thanks for the vid fam, just saved me a few bucks.
Lol wow. It worked. Thanks man
Awesome. Worked thanks!
Wow thank you so much for this! It worked but what could cause these to keep blowing? I’ve gone through like 4 of them
This works
A lite hammer tap works better
another easy way to reset is to put between fingers and pop back with spoon lol
thank you sir .
Omg it worked!!!! Lol
It worked then stopped working again guess mine is just fubared thanks for the info I know this can work in a pinch
Well that fuse doesn't trip because it's bad it means you're dryer got too hot. number one cause usually is the heat regulator which is the fuse directly underneath and connected to the heating element. I have another video showing how to test your heat regulator
The Washer Dryer Repair Nerd yeah probably so I’ll replace both of them as a pair and thanks for the info.
I have the same issue it keep blowing the high temp
Sounds like you're treating the cough and not the cold. The high limit fuse goes off because there is an overheating issue usually at the element. The fuse that's directly on the element regulates the Heat, if it's not working properly the element will stay on and overheat and the high limit turns off as a backup
The Washer Dryer Repair Nerd how to fix element over heating?
Could it happen soley because i ran my dryer for a straight 6 hours nonstop? Possibly overfilled too?
Yes over filling dryer can make it overheat
wow, incredible!
Just shake it and if you hear something rattling you have reset it.
That fuse should reset itself, it's a mechanical self resetting fuse. You need to replace it as it's mechanically broken and is quite cheap, make sure you buy for the right temperature. When you hit it hard on the face what you do is that you push to metal plates together. You deform them which means that they will not expand/contract and disconnect as they should, in worst case scenario your dryer might overheat and start a fire. In best case scenario the fuse will disconnect at too early temperature and your dryer wont function optimally. They are cheap, if you buy online and get duds, buy several of them or buy from a reputable source which might be more expensive but it's worth being able to sleep at night and not having to worry about a fire which would cost much more than the fuse as it would at least cost whatever a new dryer costs.
when i bang it hard i heard a loose thermostat what it means?
I threw mine in the freezer overnight and did the ground smack - 2nd smack reset it.
Probably was all in the smack not really the freezer. Remember to test the fuse on thats on the heating Element too with a lighter as a shows in my video. That high limit fuse that you smacked is like a check engine light in a car.
On this video, one guy suggests the freezer as well. czcams.com/video/XaQcHfBEJWU/video.html
RJ_Make 3 years ago
I'm a HA-HVAC/R tech and we've been doing this for ages for temp repairs. If you have a freezer available, cooling the bi-metal element down before the "smack" will make it much easier to reset. Many times just cooling the element below freezing is enough to snap the element back down on it's own.
I appreciate the video but you're doing the same thing everyone else is and you said it yourself what is causing that I keep having that fuse go out I need help and finding out what is causing it everything is clean airflow is fine no lint issues anywhere
The video you watch was just on how to reset that fuse. I have other videos explaining the cause. Most likely your thermostat is bad that is the fuse that's right on top of the heating element it controls the heating element turning off and on and most likely yours is stuck in the on position.
Omg that’s ridiculously either replace it or jump it out probably won’t properly operate after all that smashing
You didnt even show where the fuse was???
There is only 1 fuse that looks it.
cannot see the voltmeter!!
if it is worth doing a video, simply get someone to hold the camera, its only a couple minutes
Just foolish it’s 20$ is it worth a fire
Every person following your advice is now at risk of a house fire due to a faulty limiter. You aren't resetting it you are breaking it so it no longer functions. Better off to spend the $20.
Huge Thank you.It worked for me to💪💪💪
Thats all well and good but thats not a fuse thats a thermostat