That's a zero in your model number, not a letter O, may want to note that for looking up your parts.
Here's your parts breakdown, you can see what this thermal fuse looks like (it doesn't look anything like a normal fuse). Whirlpool LGR5636LQ0
You'll also see in those parts you have Thermostats that could be bad as well. You need a volt or an Ohm meter to test them out and see where the problem is. I prefer voltage checks, but Ohm checks are safer to do. You pull one wire off each one being tested and test across them with your meter. While they are cold (room temperature) you should get a full (0 ohms) reading on your meter to see they are not the cause of your problem. |