can this be used on inglis led4400vq1 dryer
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This is a Whirlpool/Sears product. I would suggest that if your dryer does not product heat and the coils are broken or damaged; you should google your model number looking for a parts listing. When you see the element they should provide a drawing of the various parts in this assembly. From what I have seen these are much a standard part. You might want to try this trick, if this is the only part you need to replace. This is some type of fuse to keep your dryer from overheating. Take it out and if you can test the leads, if you can. If not the top should be flat and yours may now be more domned. If this is the case throw in on a concrete floor three or four times. This causes the dome to flatten and if you did measure the ohms should see a change from negative to positive. Bottom line no need to replace this part, if this is all that is wrong.
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Yes it is the same belt. 92" long. The same belt is used for a number of different dryers including Inglis.
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If you have an outlet adapter you should be able to use it, this dryer has an American power cord. I hope this helps you.
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It should work fine. Although it's a small/short handheld.. It's not going to reach all the way to the exit in the back of the dryer.
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Probably but I don't recall. You'll have to check w the merchant or Elchim. My sister had this dryer for 10 year and I have had mine for 2.
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I don't see any reason why not. This just adapts the prongs and has nothing to do with downstream ( what you plug in) appliances. As with something that requires so much wattage... you might want to check and see if the wall socket has a GFI on it in case that gets tripped, should your hair dryer GFI not trip.
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yes it will but if the insulators are broken or worn you will need this part, Frigidaire Dryer Heating Element Assembly 131553900, you can shop around for it, this is what it cost at repair clinic $68.75
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I am not an expert /: but I did some research on your dryer and this is what I found out to be your heating element coil number this one xxxxx032. Yes this is what you need
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Hi. I would say yes but it depends on the power you need in terme of watts. Check the power watts mentionned at the back of your washer Dryer and them multiply by 2. So for example, if your washer Dryer takes 500 watts then you should take a 1000 watt unit. For this example, the above 750 watt might not be sufficient. Hoping this helps.
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I have no idea. We've had to call a service tech out once for this machine and twice for the dryer in less than a year of ownership. They were Whirlpool preferred techs and they were reasonably priced so you may have to take that route.
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Not sure, but I don't think it meets code. I had to beg to Ge the best buy guys to install my dryer with it. They are afraid of liability if you should allow it to become depleted of water and use the dryer.., there may be a fire
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Go to the Sears web site and look up your dryer. Hopefully there is a schematic diagram of your machine with all the parts listed. Hope this helps!
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I don't see that information on my dryer, but looked the identical dryer up on Amazon, and it appears that it is. Check this link: http://www.amazon.com/Powerlight-NanoIonic-Hair-Everyone-Worldwide/dp/B00I8G1OP8
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No guarantees, though you should be able to, but you'll need an adaptor for the electric plug. (The steamer has the same kind of heating element in it as a hair dryer has, and I know U.S. hair dryers can be adapted for use in UK. Look for "adapter kit" or "plug adapter US to UK" to find them.)
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Check the wattage demands on the dryer and get a transformer that suppliers an additional 1000 watts... That is, if the dryer requires 2000 watts then this one will do it. If it needs more then get a bigger one. I have two of these and they both work very well for my needs. I use one for power tools I brought from the UK and the other for TV's and Computer equipment I also brought with me.
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As far as I can tell this is the right one for your dryer. Check out Repairclinic.com
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I do not think it will. The part number for the motor assembly for your dryer is we17m24. My guess is that the shaft sizes and mounting holes will be wrong.