IKEA Brand 9759242 Oven Thermal Fuse - For Whirlpool KitchenAid Maytag Ovens/Ranges
9759242 oven thermal fuse replacement for Whirlpool, KitchenAid, and Maytag ranges.
9759242 oven thermal fuse with dimensions shown for Whirlpool, KitchenAid, and Maytag range compatibility.
Stainless steel wall oven showing common symptoms fixed by the 9759242 thermal fuse replacement.
Close-up of 9759242 oven thermal fuse replacement part with mounting plate and electrical terminals.
9759242 oven thermal fuse replacement part with mounting plate and electrical terminals for Whirlpool ranges.
9759242 oven thermal fuse replacement for Whirlpool, KitchenAid, and Maytag ranges.
9759242 oven thermal fuse with dimensions shown for Whirlpool, KitchenAid, and Maytag range compatibility.
Stainless steel wall oven showing common symptoms fixed by the 9759242 thermal fuse replacement.
Close-up of 9759242 oven thermal fuse replacement part with mounting plate and electrical terminals.
9759242 oven thermal fuse replacement part with mounting plate and electrical terminals for Whirlpool ranges.
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9759242 Oven Thermal Fuse - For Whirlpool KitchenAid Maytag Ovens/Ranges

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9759242 Oven Thermal Fuse

Key Features

  • Acts as a safety device to protect the oven from overheating
  • Non-resettable, one-time use thermal cut-off
  • Trips and cuts power if the oven temperature exceeds a safe limit
  • Rated for 320°F / 160°C

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • WP9759242
  • AP6014015
  • PS11747248
  • 4452223
  • 1061375
  • AP3879224
  • PS974726
  • WP9759242VP
  • PD00002614
  • ER9759242

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Designed for various wall oven and range models
  • Commonly used in Whirlpool and KitchenAid brand appliances
  • Verify compatibility with your specific appliance model number before ordering

When to Replace

  • Oven has no power or will not start
  • Oven does not heat or has little heat
  • Bake or broil elements will not turn on
  • Door remains locked after a self-cleaning cycle
  • Fuse has tripped (no continuity) during testing

Installation Tips

  • Disconnect the appliance from all power sources before installation
  • The fuse is typically located on the outer rear panel of the oven
  • Before replacing, inspect the cooling fan and high-limit thermostat for proper operation, as their failure can cause the fuse to trip
  • If the fuse has tripped, investigate and resolve the underlying cause of overheating to prevent repeat failure
Brand Model Number
Replaces 1061375, 4452223, AP6014015, PS11747248, WP9759242VP
KitchenAid KEBC101KSS05, KEBC107KBL03, KEBC107KSS0, KEBC107KSS03, KEBC107KSS04, KEBC107KSS05, KEBC107KWH03, KEBC177KBL0, KEBC177KSS0, KEBC177KSS03, KEBC177SS05, KEBC207KBL04, KEBC207KSS04, KEBC207KSS05, KEBC208KBS0, KEBC208KSS0, KEBC208KSS02, KEBC208KSS03, KEBC208KSS04, KEBC208KSS1, KEBC277KBL0, KEBC278KSS0, KEBC278KSS02, KEBC278KSS03
KitchenAid KEBS177DBL7, KEBS207DBL8, KEBS207DWH6, KEBS208DBS8, KEBS208DSS10, KEBS208DSS11, KEBS247DBL8, KEBS247DWH8, KEBS277DBL8, KEBS278DBS6, KERA807PSS01, KERS807SSS00, KESA907PSS00, KESA907PSS01, KESS907SBB01, KESS907SBB02, KESS907SBL01, KESS907SBL02, KESS907SSS00, KESS907SSS01, KESS907SSS02, KESS907SWW01, KESS907SWW02
KitchenAid KDRP407HSS0, KDRP487MSS00, KDRP487MSS03, KDRS807SSS00, KDSS907SSS00, KDSS907SSS01, KGRS807SSS00, KGRS807XSP00, KGRS807XSP01, KGSS907SBL01, KGSS907SBT01, KGSS907SSS00, KGSS907SSS01, KGSS907SWH01
Whirlpool GBD277PDB1, GBD277PDB6, GBD277PDB09, GBD277PDB10, GBD277PDQ7, GBD277PDQ10, GBD277PDS5, GBD277PDS09, GBD277PDS10, GBD277PDT10, GBD277PRB00, GBD277PRB01, GBD277PRB03, GBD277PRQ00, GBD277PRQ01, GBD277PRQ03, GBD277PRS00, GBD277PRS01, GBD277PRS02, GBD277PRS03, GBD277PRT00
Whirlpool GBD279PVB00, GBD279PVB02, GBD279PVB03, GBD279PVQ00, GBD279PVQ02, GBD279PVQ03, GBD279PVS00, GBD279PVS02
Whirlpool GBD307PDB5, GBD307PDB6, GBD307PDB7, GBD307PDB09, GBD307PDB10, GBD307PDQ3, GBD307PDQ09, GBD307PDQ10, GBD307PDS3, GBD307PDS5, GBD307PDS6, GBD307PDS7, GBD307PDS09, GBD307PDS10, GBD307PDT7, GBD307PDT09, GBD307PDT10, GBD307PRB00, GBD307PRB01, GBD307PRB03, GBD307PRQ00, GBD307PRQ01, GBD307PRQ03, GBD307PRS00, GBD307PRS01, GBD307PRS02, GBD307PRS03, GBD307PRT00, GBD307PRY01, GBD307PRY03
Whirlpool GBD309PVB00, GBD309PVB02, GBD309PVB03, GBD309PVQ00, GBD309PVQ02, GBD309PVQ03, GBD309PVS00, GBD309PVS02, GBS279PVB02, GBS279PVB03, GBS279PVB04, GBS279PVQ02, GBS279PVQ03, GBS279PVQ04, GBS279PVS02, GBS279PVS03
Whirlpool RBD276PDB12, RBD306PDB6, RBD306PDB7, RBD306PDB10, RBD306PDB12, RBD306PDB14, RBD306PDQ8, RBD306PDQ14, RBD306PDT12
Type
Non-Resettable Thermal Fuse
Trip Temperature
320°F / 160°C

FAQ

This thermal fuse is designed for use with Whirlpool, KitchenAid, and Maytag ovens and ranges.
This part replaces OEM numbers 9759242, 4452223, and WP9759242. It also cross-references with AP6014015, PS11747248, AH974726, AP3879224, EA974726, PS974726, 1061375, WP9759242VP, PD00002614, and LP13225.
A blown thermal fuse typically results in the oven failing to heat up at all, or the oven not heating during the bake cycle. If your oven has power to the display but the heating elements remain cold, the thermal fuse is a primary component to test for continuity.
The thermal fuse is a safety device designed to trip and break the circuit if the oven exceeds a safe operating temperature. Frequent failures are often caused by a malfunctioning cooling fan, a faulty thermostat, or restricted airflow around the oven unit, which causes heat to build up in areas where it should be vented.
Before replacing the fuse, it is critical to identify why the original one failed. Inspect your oven's cooling fan to ensure it is running properly during operation. If the cooling fan is not working, the new fuse will likely blow immediately upon installation. Additionally, ensure the oven vents are not blocked.
Replacing this fuse is a standard repair that typically takes 30 to 60 minutes. You will generally need a screwdriver to remove the back or top access panels of the oven to reach the fuse mounting location. Always ensure the power to the oven is completely disconnected at the circuit breaker before beginning any work.