Maintain precise readings with this thermistor, part number 8526406, designed for select Whirlpool Dryer or Washing Machine.
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Whirlpool Thermistor 8526406
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Whirlpool Thermistor 8526406

Genuine OEM Part # 8526406RC Item # 909878Alternative Part Number(s)
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Maintain precise readings with this thermistor, part number 8526406, designed for select Whirlpool Dryer or Washing Machine.
Grid is 1 inch square
Whirlpool Thermistor 8526406
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Maintain precise readings with this thermistor, part number 8526406, designed for select Whirlpool Dryer or Washing Machine.
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This part 8526406 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Dryer, Washing Machine
Brands:
Whirlpool

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About the Thermistor

A dryer thermistor monitors the dryer temperature and sends a resistance reading to the control board. If the thermistor is malfunctioning, it may fail to send the correct reading to the control board resulting in the dryer overheating. If you've determined there is good air flow coming out the home's outside vent hood and the dryer venting is free of obstructions, the thermistor is one of the components you can test for electrical continuity with a multimeter to see if it's functioning properly. While the thermistor should have continuity at room temperature, the ohm’s reading should go lower as the temperature on the sensor increases. If the thermistor has shorted or shows no continuity it should be replaced with a new one. Thermistors rarely get out of calibration.

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Alternative Part Number(s)

Replaces Part Number 8181562