I'm trying to replace the gas coils on an old Speed Queen. I've looked at the other threads on my issue (dryer fires up, but then lights intermittently), and I'm pretty certain it's the gas coils. But I can't locate the exact replacement part, maybe because the dryer is 25 years old. The coil kits I've seen include K-series, old style, new style, etc. These coils are stacked on the gas valve and wiring harnesses plug into them, (they don't appear to have their own wires -- just the lugs the harnesses connect to). The full model number on the unit is HG4509L 9956 and the serial # is SC259228. I'd appreciate any help in identifying the right replacement part!

thank you.

Thank you very much for your suggestion! Actually, the kit you point to led me back into the catalog from a different direction and in a roundabout way I think I got much closer to what I needed. The part you suggest is linked to "Amana top-loading washer HG4509." I scrolled through the parts list for that appliance and found schematics for gas valves and assemblies. There I found an exploded diagram for the gas valve assembly that identified the Speed Queen coils (#9 and #17 in the schematic at Gas valve, ign, term & gas conv kits replacement parts for AMANA HG4509 | AppliancePartsPros.com. The problem is that the parts list for #9 and 17 includes different coils by different mfrs., Whirlpool and Speed Queen:

AP2401784 $24 made by SPEEDQUEEN, for #9 in the diagram, and #17 AP2401785 $12 made by SPEEDQUEEN,

#17: Main coil $24 by Whirlpool: AP3041626
#9: Secondary coil $24 by Whirlpool: AP3041625

and this kit with both coils: AP3094251 $15 by Whirlpool.

So I guess the question is: is AP3094251 gonna work in the Speed Queen? The coils look the same as the Speed Queen ones above.

Thank you again!

Thank you, that's what I've done. It looks to me like the coils are simply bracketed to the top of the gas valve. The kit comes without instructions, but looking at the diagram and at the actual assembly in my dryer, it appears to be a straightforward coil replacement. I take it that the coils are not sealed or don't have gaskets underneath them?