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You probably will not even notice it.
200 on 5400 is a 3.7% decrease so I would not worry about it.
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By using the 5200W element, you'll save a tiny bit on your electric bill; but it probably won't be noticable. It will be kinder to your circuit breaker--especially if it is older.
It may, however take slightly longer to dry the same size loads you are accustomed to running. If you lighten your loads by the approximate equivalent to one large towel, you won't even notice a difference in your drying time or quality.
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I am replacing the heating element in my dryer but it appears that this element can be purchased with either 5200 watts 0r 5400 watts. I checked with whirlpool and they say the replacement part is 5200 watts even though the part is clearly marked with 5400 watts.
Will it make any difference if I use the 5200 watt one instead of the 5400 watt element..........they are both 240 volts and appear to be the same in appearance........what is the difference?
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