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mlac04  
#1 Posted : Monday, December 27, 2010 7:22:49 AM(UTC)
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I have an the Amana LGA30AW dryer running on propane. All has been fine with this but last night it just stopped heating. I read articles and decided to check. I unplugged, removed the front panel and cleaned out the excess dust and lint. I plugged it back in and watched as I turned it on...the ignitor glows and ignites, the flames continue to burn, don't appear to be short cycling. The interior got very hot so thought I was good. However, when I replaced the front panel and loaded with damp clothes, no heat again. What could be wrong?
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#2 Posted : Tuesday, December 28, 2010 7:05:48 AM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: mlac04 Go to Quoted Post
I have an the Amana LGA30AW dryer running on propane. All has been fine with this but last night it just stopped heating. I read articles and decided to check. I unplugged, removed the front panel and cleaned out the excess dust and lint. I plugged it back in and watched as I turned it on...the ignitor glows and ignites, the flames continue to burn, don't appear to be short cycling. The interior got very hot so thought I was good. However, when I replaced the front panel and loaded with damp clothes, no heat again. What could be wrong?



Mlac,

Based on your description,

You either have a gas flow problem to the unit, or a bad set of gas valve coils,

Part number: AP3094251
Part number: AP3094251



The coils are the most likely problem, and a somewhat easy repair.

Remove power to the dryer,
Remove the front panel,
Disconnect the wire harness from the coils,
Remove the 2 screws holding the coil retainer bracket from the top of the gas valve,
Repalce 1 coil at a time, and make sure the stainless steel sleave remains on the split coil plunger assembly.
Reverse the procedure, and test the dryer for heat/ ignition.

Good Luck,
:) :) :)
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