Can anyone help me out here?

Thanks AN, I will order the part and check out the video. Cant loose at this price. I will Post this weekend and let you know how it went.

Well, replacing the gas valve coils as suggested by Appliance Ninja did the trick. I tested several times after I got the dryer back together and had heat every time. The link Appliance Ninja posted with the video helped a lot with disassemble. As he mentioned, the video is just a generic version but got me on my way. In this particular model, the lint trap is inside the door. No need to worry about that for this repair. This repair was much easier and less labor intense. Following the video, I opened up the top. Disconnected wires for the door switch and light. Removed the 2, 5/16 screws for the front panel just as stated in the video. The front cover is just sitting on a couple L type brackets. After removing the 2 screws, just lift up and the front panel comes right off. Here is where I thought things were going to get a little more complicated. I discovered another panel with 4 screws holding the drum in place. After looking inside with my flashlight. I saw the gas coils right there in front, left hand side. No need to remove the drum for this repair. I used a short screw driver to remove the two screws on the coil bracket. Removed coils, making sure the sleeve for the one coil stayed in place and installed the new coils. Reassembled in reverse order. Here are a couple photos of the repair. Notice the red mag light. That's where the gas coils are.







I hope this helps someone else down the road. Please note, any other internal repairs will most likely require removing the drum. Thanks to Appliance Ninja and appliance parts pros. this is a great site.

Well, now almost a year to date I am not getting gas at all through the valve. I can hit start and see the spark but no fire. If I put a lighter where the gas comes out I still get no fire. Any ideas? Thanks