Bakaoof Dryer Heating Element Kit, 240V 4700W with Thermostat and Fuse

This three-part dryer replacement kit includes a 240-volt, 4,700-watt heating element with two male connectors, plus a high-limit thermostat and thermal fuse. The parts are identified as #137114000, #3204267, and #137032600, so the bundle is intended for a repair that may call for more than the heating element alone.

It is listed for select Electrolux-family dryer models, including EFME and EFMC variants.

What stands out

The kit groups three components used in the dryer’s heating circuit, rather than offering only the element. That can be useful when diagnosing a dryer that runs but produces no heat or too little heat, or when drying takes longer than expected. The listing also associates the kit with symptoms such as a timer that will not advance or a dryer that shuts off early. Those symptoms can have other causes, though, so the kit should not be treated as a guaranteed fix.

For a practical example, someone checking a listed EFMC or EFME dryer could compare the installed element’s part number, rating, and connectors with the details here before choosing a replacement. The bundled thermostat and fuse may also be relevant to the repair, but the listing does not provide installation instructions or diagnostic steps.

What matters most

Compatibility is the key decision. The product title highlights several EFME and EFMC models, while the full listing names additional Electrolux, Frigidaire, Kenmore, and Crosley models. Match the complete dryer model number against the compatibility list, a similar-looking model name alone is not enough to establish fit.

The element specified here is 240 volts and 4,700 watts, with two male connectors. The listing explicitly distinguishes it from a 240-volt, 5,500-watt element with three coil elements, and points to part #134792700 as a potentially better fit for that configuration. What is installed in your dryer: the two-connector 4,700-watt element, or the different three-coil version? That distinction can help prevent ordering a mismatched part.

Compared with buying only a heating element, this bundle includes a high-limit thermostat and thermal fuse as well. That broader set of parts may suit a repair where those components are also needed, if diagnosis points to the element alone, a single-part replacement is a more focused approach. The listing states a five-year warranty, but does not explain its specific coverage or terms.

How to use it

Treat the listed model numbers and electrical details as fit checks, not as a substitute for inspecting the existing part. Compare the dryer’s full model number, element rating, connector count, and part markings with the kit information before ordering. The package contents are one heating element, one high-limit thermostat, and one thermal fuse. No tools, installation steps, or additional components are specified, so the listing does not establish what else a particular repair may require.

Should you buy it?

It suits you if your dryer matches a listed model and its existing element corresponds to the 240-volt, 4,700-watt, two-connector specification, especially if you want the thermostat and thermal fuse included in the same kit. Better avoided if your dryer uses the stated 5,500-watt, three-coil configuration, the listing itself identifies that as a different part setup. A careful match on model and element configuration matters more here than the broad compatibility headline.