How to Fix F40 Error Code on Kenmore Oasis Dryer | Dryer Not Turning on At All | Model 110.67087600

[@irisrod2036]

This worked! Paid $4.99 for the fuse on Amazon, waited one day and Voila!! Fixed it in less than an hour with NO prior experience! Thank you for this video!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@brianafassett]

Thank you for this video!! That was the repair needed for our gas dryer that went out on a rainy day and we had 4 burp rags left for our son! You saved us so much money which is needed with a newborn and during covid. God bless you sir!!

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[@christiansnead9346]

Worked 100%. Thank you for the easy instruction and explanation. Saved $100’s and spent $5 for part on amazon. Very helpful and happy. Thank you for posting.

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[@agustinvillamil9504]

Whats the parts name ?

[@jamiestubbs1537]

Just what I was looking for. The manual is not very descriptive on the parts. I changed two other fuse items and found out they were for the heating element as Thermofuses. When I watched your video and saw this fuse, I immediately removed the front and found this crazy thing. Changed it out with a new fuse and "Eurika!!" my dryer is back up and running again. No spending any extra less than 40.00 for this repair. Thanks again!!

[@switchfox1977]

I went ahead and ordered this part. Thanks so much for putting the video together. I really think this should fix the issue we are having. I’m so glad I was able to find your video. Keep being awesome, my friend.

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[@switchfox1977]

The part came in and I was able to swap it out with your detailed video. You are the absolute man! You easily saved me $200 on a $6 part. Mad respect my friend. Mad respect.

[@wildpotato877]

Awesome, just checked out my inop dryer using the jumper method to bypass the thermal fuse and it fired right up. Ordering new fuse in the morning, once it arrives, will install and ops check. Found lots of lint and debris inside the dryer area, cleaned everything thoroughly. Recommend you take door assy, back panel, and filter housing off every 2-3 years to keep dryer working effectively and efficiently. Thanks TampaApplianceRepair for making me a hero!

[@jamesbasinger1679]

Thank you. You saved me 100$. I got the part on amazon for $7 in less than 24 hours. Part replaced and dryer now works. Thanks again.

[@josetejeda5067]

Can you please tell me the part name?

[@andreashea-bartz1984]

Big help! Fixed my dryer all by myself for $10.86!!! Thanks so much for sharing!

[@marvinh8188]

This video was very helpful. I replaced the thermal fuse and my error went away as well. First the probability that the wired connections have come loose are extremely low -- these are state of art fasteners that need to be prided apart with considerable effort. So don't waste too much time worried about that -- I just visually checked and moved on to the thermal fuse. I have a caution regarding your multi-meter use -- when I tested it the test showed there was still a connection which was a similar to the reading on the brand new part that I ordered. A positive test may not mean the part is not the issue -- it could still no longer be working within operational spec. My issue was an intermittent one that progressively got worse over time. Sometimes after 4 attempts it would run for a while before resuming the F40 fault. Now that I replaced the thermal fuse -- I don't get that fault any more and the dryer is working within spec. I would also encourage you to take the opportunity to thoroughly clean all the dust and lint out of your dryer for operational and safety (fire mitigation) reasons. I found the combination of dusty wands and a vacuum cleaner to work the best. Again great video clip should help everyone. Peace out!

[@highwaystar2272]

Thanks for sharing your repairs man. I have a slightly different model but low and behold, when I Ohm'd it out it was the fuse, just like you showed. Million thanks!

[@bryanbouchard8393]

Great video! Fixed my dryer for 9 bucks! Thank you!

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[@MrEphuntsr]

Super helpful. Thank you this fixed my dryer

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[@bfelker77]

2024 and this still works like a charm, thank you!!!

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[@cleveland7046]

Thank you for this video and link to the part. Saved me big time!!

[@WanderlustDeanna]

Thank you for your video! I had the repair guy come over and he said he could replace that piece or I can buy a new dryer, as he doesn't know how long the dryer will be able to withstand after he repairs it. I am going to try and fix it myself.

[@rickcastleberry4802]

thank you . Wish I had seen this first before I took off the back panel!

[@Trenchandtraffic]

Thanks! Great video. Wished I knew that the front panel lifts off after the 2 screws are removed.

[@tamarahackley9028]

Fantastic!! Our dryer has been giving us the F40 code for years. We would just unplug it and plug it back in to clear it and it would work again. Then... last night it finally gave up and stopped blowing hot air. I think its this fuse that took a dump. For $13 I'm going to replace it and see if that helps. Fingers crossed!

[@joshkempf1057]

Thank you! Had the f40 code, found your video it worked for me! Thank you thank you 🙏

[@johncasor9698]

on this repair was there any heat to start with ??? and it was just a loose wiring on that thermo fuse???

[@RH-wv2gq]

Fixed mine, thank you!

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[@glen5700]

Awesome video, had the same problem and you saved me a lot of time!!

[@manuelgracia8397]

great video. Thanks for posting.... I replaced the part with no problem....

[@thedadyouneverhadchannel3544]

Huge help thank you so much great video👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@syoung1035]

It was actually the connector on this one I was repairing. The 3 wire blue connector was barely unplugged on the main board side. Pushed it in until it snapped in and it worked. Must’ve been that way since it was new and finally came loose enough to not make the connection.

[@sweetmtnlotus1328]

My Elite dryer threw an AF code forever. I didn't know what it meant. I had my friend go ahead and replace the thermal fuse. My dryer is now in working order, thank you so much for this video. I am concerned about the lint trap. The plastic front part is pulling to the inside of the dryer, toward the drum. The dryer has been getting very hot on the medium setting. Would you know what it could be? Could I have hooked the wires backwards down inside the lint trap?

[@spyker603]

I fixed my dryer, thank you for helpful video. But now my dryer is doing this weird thing where it shut off at the certain minutes. Sometimes it would auto restart and sometimes it doesn't. What should I do? I check online and people mention about the moisture sensor or the motor.

[@stevewilson7857]

I’ve had that problem when the clothes are very wet it shuts off. One solution I found was to throw in a large dry beach towel along with the wet clothes and usually works.

[@Calacote664]

Hope you can help me , I changed the thermal fuse because I have same error code and I replaced the part and error code still showing F40 can I do something else. ? Thanks !

[@michaelledecossa204]

MddhF41

[@michaelledecossa204]

Mike Gomes F40

[@UnknownMe321]

Same with me please help hs

[@steve7167]

Blew fuse in black common wire to motor control box ! Replaced fuse and it burnt wire on board as if the is a short but only when 3 wire plug to motor is connected ! What's next in line that could cause overload! Fan spins free not dirty 56 ohms between wires? Any help appreciated

[@ihsanalmafraji7860]

I have one said F 52 .. what that mean …?

[@manuel12888]

Nice thank you

[@jayyang7731]

Before replacing the thermal fuse my resistance was 48 ohms, now it's 56-57, however I still have the f40 error code. I made sure to plug back in all the cables.

[@r1specialist779]

So my wife sent me this code this morning, I haven’t been able to get to it yet so hopefully it’s just the fuse

[@BILAALporter]

You are my hero!! thank you very much for the information and straightforward video- you just saved me $$$$$

[@sweetmtnlotus1328]

Will this fuse work on a Kenmore Elite Oasis ST dryer? It looks like the same one as mine on the video. I've had mine since 2010 and it just now broke down last night.

[@sweetmtnlotus1328]

@Jessica Riebe no I changed the fuse now my dryer runs on low and gets a full load of clothes dry in 15 minutes. They burn my had when I get them out.

[@ejrodriguez79]

Thanks a million, repair under $7.

[@MrSantana831]

Thank you, great video

[@XBOXFAN530]

How common is this? I'm looking to buy one of these from a friend.. how much did you buy this for?

[@davishernandez23yah]

Sir thanks you for this video. I wish you could tell me the part number and where I can order it

[@DIYRepairsNow]

+Davis Hernandez Thanks for Watching my Video. The part number for the part that I used is WP3390719 and you can go to Repairclinic.com to order it. I always recommend to search for part by Model number, and in this website you can search it by either Appliance Model Number or Part number. If you would like to see more videos, Please subscribe to my channel, Thanks.

[@fenelsaintilus7091]

can someone help me about my dryer show f41

[@mikerusselljr]

Thanks, easy fix!

[@joecox9958]

Missing steps to take off the control panel. sorry.

[@noahway13]

Getting motion sickness from video

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[@Corey-q7b]

$15 for 2 on Amazon

[@tonyf311]

Can’t see shit

[@joecox9958]

wear a camera on head is very bad idea, moving too much and unclear!

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