WP31968201-ER for Whirlpool Oven seamlessly replaces WP31968201 assuring your home appliance's peak performance and durability.
Our replacement component is made with durability and accuracy, and it is intended to match or surpass OEM specifications, so it will fit perfectly and perform dependably.
WP31968201-ER - Compatible with:
- Whirlpool
- Roper
- Admiral
- Maytag
- Hardwick
- Jenn-Air
- Estate
- Magic Chef
- Crosley
- Inglis
- Norge
- Modern Maid
- Amana
- Kenmore
- Kitchen-Aid
- Caloric
- Ikea
WP31968201-ER Fixes and Solutions:
- Inaccurate temperature readings
- Oven not heating properly
- Error codes displayed
- Longer cooking times
- Overheating or underheating
- Inconsistent temperature control
WP31968201-ER Replaces:
- WP31968201-ER
- WP31968201
- 31968201
- 822237
- AP6007874
- PS11740999
- EAP11740999
- PD00025205
Perfect Fit Models for WP31968201-ER:
- ACS3350AB
- ACS3350AB0
- ACS3350AC
- ACS3350AC0
- ACS3350AS
- ACS3350AS0
- ACS3350AW
- ACS3350AW0
- ACS4250AB
- ACS4250AC
- ACS4250AW
- ACS4660AB
- ACS4660AW
- ACS7270AB0
- ACS7270AW0
- AOES3030E
- AOES3030SS
- AOES3030SS
- AOES3030WW
- AOES3030WW
- AOGD2750E
- AOGD2750SS
- AOGD2750WW
- AOCD2770E
- ACS7270AS0
- AGDS902E
- AGDS902SS
- AGDS902WW
- AOCD2770SS
- AOCD2770WW
- AOCS3040CC
- AOCS3040E
- AOCS3040SS
- AOCS3040WW
- ARDS802E
- ARDS802WW
- ARGS7650CC
- ARGS7650E
- ARGS7650SS
- ARTC7522CC
- ARTC7522E
- ARTC7522WW
- ARTC86212SS
- ARTC8621CC
- ARTC8621E
- ARTC8621SS
- ARTC8621WW
How to test Temperature Sensor?
- Unplug the Oven
- Ensure the oven is unplugged from the power source to prevent electrical hazards
- Locate the Temperature Sensor
- The Temperature Sensor is usually located at the top rear or side of the oven’s interior, depending on the model
- You may need to remove the oven’s back panel or inner wall to access it
- Disconnect the Temperature Sensor
- Once you have access, disconnect any wires attached to the Temperature Sensor to isolate it for testing
Some useful diagnosing tips
- Use a multimeter to test resistance (approx. 1,000-1,100 ohms at room temperature).
- Look for frayed wires or physical damage.
- Measure resistance at different temperatures (cold and hot).
- If readings are off, replace the sensor.