Dryer Sensors

Monitors and reports the internal temperature of your dryer to ensure it operates at the correct level.

Regulates the temperature inside your GE dryer.

Detects moisture levels in your dryer to help control drying cycles.

Cuts off the dryer’s heating element when temperatures reach 260°F and allows it to resume at 190°F to prevent overheating.

Detects moisture levels in your dryer to help regulate drying times.

Detects moisture levels in your dryer to regulate drying cycles.

Connects the moisture sensor to the control board in GE dryers.

Detects heat in your dryer to help maintain consistent cycles.

Monitors temperature levels in your dryer to ensure proper heating.

Connects the moisture sensors in your Whirlpool dryer to ensure accurate readings.

Connects various electrical components inside the dryer to ensure proper functionality.

Regulates temperature in your freezer to ensure it stays within safe limits.

Regulates the temperature in your GE dryer.

Regulates the temperature in your dryer by activating at a set high limit.

Controls the cycling of the heating element in your Whirlpool dryer to maintain a consistent internal temperature.

Regulates the temperature within the clothes dryer by opening and closing electrical circuits.

Monitors and regulates the temperature in your clothes dryer to prevent overheating.

Regulates the temperature inside your dryer to prevent overheating.

Regulates the internal temperature of your dryer using four-wire connections.

Regulates the internal temperature of your Samsung dryer by shutting off the heat if it gets too high.

Activates or deactivates the dryer when the door is opened or closed.

Covers the moisture sensor in your LG dryer.

Detects heat from the igniter in your gas dryer to determine if the gas burner should ignite.

Monitors and regulates moisture levels within the dryer to ensure proper drying cycles.