By Daniel Hayes ยท Updated October 2026
Whirlpool builds dryers sold under many brands, including Kenmore, Maytag, KitchenAid, Roper and Amana, so these parts fit far more than Whirlpool-badged dryers. Here are the parts that most often need replacing.
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Common part numbers
| Part number | Part | Fits |
|---|---|---|
| 3392519 | Thermal Fuse | Many Whirlpool, Maytag and Kenmore dryers |
| 279838 | Heating Element | Whirlpool, Kenmore, Roper and Maytag electric dryers |
| 341241 | Drum Belt | Most Whirlpool-made dryers, including Kenmore 110-series, Maytag, KitchenAid, Roper and Amana |
| 4392067 | Maintenance Kit (Belt, Rollers, Idler Pulley) | 27-inch Whirlpool-built dryers made in 1993 or later (short-terminal version) |
Which part matches your problem?
- Runs but no heat: check the vent, then the thermal fuse (3392519) and, on electric models, the heating element (279838).
- Motor runs, drum doesn’t turn: the drum belt (341241).
- Squealing or thumping: worn rollers or idler pulley; the 4392067 kit replaces them with a new belt.
Safety first: unplug the dryer before opening any panel, and on gas dryers shut off the gas. If you’re not comfortable testing parts, call a qualified technician.
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