Igniter Assembly

Janell for Model Number MDG4000BWW

Answer Hello Janell. You may have bumped the igniter and weakened it when installing it. All igniters use 120 volts and should not burn up in 1 week unless it never cuts off or it is damaged. 

Janell for Model Number MDG4000BWW

Answer Janell, If the first 2 digits in the serial number of the dryer is between 10 and 59 then you would use igniter part number 4391996. If the first 2 digits are 60 and higher then use igniter part number 33002789. 

James for Model Number MLG2000AWW

Answer James, You will want to check your burner to make sure that it is not plugged or rusting. If it is then you will need to replace the burner. If the burner checks ok then you would want to change the coils on the gas valve. 

Allene Q. for Model Number MCG8000AW

Answer Allene, the igniter assembly used on MCG8000AW* models is part number 31001556. Thanks! 

Ed for Model Number Maytag Neptune MDG21PDAWW

Answer Ed, In fact, this is a commercial / coin op gas dryer. But like any gas dryer, you will need to check two components, based on your description, The gas valve ignitor 33002789 if it is broken or cracked(usually a white colored spot) it will not glow and ignite the gas. And the Radiant/flame sensor 338906 has to have a "closed" circuit, at room temperature, in order to complete the circuit and allow the power to the igniter, so it will glow and get hot enough to ignite the gas. Good Luck and Thanks 

Craig for Model Number MGD7657BWW

Answer Hello Craig. Based on the information you provided, it sounds like the igniter 33002789 and the flame sensor 338906 will need to be replaced. Hope this helps.