Whirlpool W10500695 Valve-Gas - AppliancePartsPros.com

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Part Number:	AP5631292
MFG Part Number:	W10500695
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Dryer works fine and timer advances if you use in minutes to dry mode. If you use the regular or permanent press cycles the timer will not advance and clothes do not dryer. Have swapped out the coils and the timer with no luck. At a bit of a loss on this one...

Tim L for Model Number Whirlpool lg7011xsw0

Answer Tim, Your going to need to check and clean the exhaust vent and vent hood, check and remove any debris from the blower housing and internal exhaust pipes and check the tumbler seals for tears and holes. Once all's checked then consider the regulating thermostat 694674 and the hi limit switch 279048. The way this dryer operates on an "auto cycle" The proper temperature has to be maintained, if there is an air flow problem or the thermostats "open" before the temperature is reached, the timer will not advance. In timed dry, the timer operates for the selected amount of time, wether the clothes dry or not.

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Dryer stopped heating and diagnosed as gas valve issue. Ordered original part 8318281 replaced by W10480542. Sears sent a box with W10480542 on outside but only labeled part inside was W10304604. Your web site shows the W10304604 as AP5631292 and Mfg number W10500695. What model does this belong on or does it go with Model 110.74982300 and is W10304604 a subpart of W10480542? I have talked with Sears supplier 8 times now and can't get anything in terms of technical information and 3 more boxes of same numbers. Thanks, Bill

Bill Fortner for Model Number 110.74982300, Kenmore Elite

Answer Hello Bill, The W10480542 is the correct part number for the gas valve on your 110.74982300. The part number for the burner/gas valve assembly is W10310204. I found the part number you asked about and I'm not sure what model it is made for, but it doesn't go on your model number.

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the dryer fires up on and off for about 10 times but then no longer fires up so the clothes are still damp..i was told that the following part will fix this problem.. what does this Valve do? Item Number: AP3094298 Manufacturer's Number: 279923 Made by Whirlpool Read more: http://www.appliancepartspros.com/Appliance-Parts/whirlpool-valve-item-number-ap3094298.aspx#ixzz1zmJ0Lamy http://www.appliancepartspros.com valve do..

Mark for Model Number sgdx600hq0

Answer Mark, The W10500695 is the component that produces the heat in a gas dryer, When the coils(black components) are energized in sequence, the internal plungers are activated, the gas supply enters the interior chambers of the gas valve and is released to produce a flame and heat. Thanks

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I purchases a Kenmore gas dryer in 2007. The unit has been problematic from the beginning. I again have no heat. The thermal fuse (AP3132867), cycling thermostat (AP3131939) and high limit thermostat (AP3084674) are all shorted at room temperature as they should be. Upon start up the system tries to light with the igniter, but I get no gas. The problem is definitely the coils. On the three terminal coil I have just over 1380 Ohms between the left and middle pins, but have no conductivity between the middle and right pin. I now have ten sets of dead coils with the same failure mode from one dryer. That means I average about six months on a set of coils. Should I be thinking about replacing the gas valve? My thoughts are that I have a sticky mechanism that requires more current to actuate, and I ultimately burn out the coil.

Donald E for Model Number Kenmore 110.77741600

Answer Hello Donald. Based on the information you provided, it sounds like the valve W10500695 is bad and will need to be replaced. The power coming to the valve can have this effect on the unit as well. Make sure there is 120 volts coming to the dryer. If so, replace the valve. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html

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Does this gas valve (ap5607457) for maytag dryer mgdc300xw1, need a blocking pin when converting to lp gas from natural, or do you just turn the faceplate on the valve from ng to lp? doug

Doug for Model Number w10304604

Answer Hello Doug. Try flipping the regulator and see if it says nat or lp on the cap. If so, you can flip the regulator.

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I have no heat and the timer is only advancing on the non-heat cycle. I was going to replace the heating element when I read a blog that the issue between the heat and the timer was related. Your chat line suggested I check the coils, and I saw also that there is a fuse. I can see the fuse causing one or the other, but both? The coils I can see affecting the heat, but not the timer. Where I can look to get an answer to my dilema? -My washer next to the dry lost a drum stabilizer and shakes pretty good on spin :-) so it could be just loose connections...? But it would be helpful to know which connections to check!

Cheryl for Model Number 110.87573110

Answer Cheryl, Have you removed the lower access panel and observed the gas valve ignition process ? If you have a "timed dry" setting on your dryer, the timer should advance, wether there is heat or not. The "auto dry" cycles are dependant on heat. On your style dryer, the thermal fuse controls power to the motor, if it were to "open" due to an overheat situation, the dryer would not start or run. You'll need to visibly inspect the igniter for cracks or breaks, and observe the ignition process, or use a multimeter to test voltage to the gas valve, so we can get a better idea of the issue. Thanks

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