Azdele137114000 Dryer Heating Element,3204267 Thermostat and 137032600 Thermal Limiter-Replacement of Frigidaire Dryer Heating Element/electrolux Dryer parts- AP4456656 PS2367792 AP4368653

The heating element on my Kenmore dry stopped working and I needed to repair ASAP. Using online DIY video and this part, the repair was accomplished and the dryer is back in business. This repair is not for the fainthearted, as the unit must basically be disassembled. However most folks with basic mechanical skills can complete within a couple hours.

Part fit my Dyer great and work like it should. Box was damaged and the end of the housing was bent inward, had to bend it back out. I'm sure UPS through this package around. Box needs a little more packing material for better protection.

The product was perfect and just as described.

This was a great value for the money most wanted 200 + for just the elemnet

all parts fit properly and worked as expected. Longevity? we'll see, its only been two days. But I would recommend them.

Just installed in dryer. Easy installation and works. Very reasonably priced versus the original. No issues at this time, will update if anything changes.

I have a model FFQE5000QW0 - it was from Sam's Club so from what it looks like while searching for parts, that was a model number just for them, and thus rarely listed in the common parts compatibility.I cannot vouch for anyone else, their exp, or express any kind of expert knowledge or anything - but I looked at this product, and the "compatible" product for FFQE5000QW0 on other websites that cost more - and everything "looked" the same, mostly I was concerned about its power etc. as I do not want a blaze... and the power / etc. listings were the same.For me this item fit FFQE5000QW0 model number just fine... and has been working great for a few weeks, and lots of make up washing (drying)Note, the push clips that go on the power and sensors for me were a little loose, and one came off after the 3rd load from vibration - so I had to open it back up (remove all power, duh), take off each push clip, press them in with needle nose pliers and then put it all back, and its been good to go since. This issue of course has nothing to do with this product, but is again just perhaps a helpful hint.

Easy to install.