Dryer Burner & Related Parts

Dryer not heating? This gas valve and burner assembly controls gas flow to ignite heat. Common fix for no heat or gas leak issues in gas dryers.

Converting your dryer from natural gas to propane? This LP gas conversion label clearly marks the fuel type change for safe service and future reference.

Fix a dryer that won't heat or cycles but doesn't ignite with this gas burner assembly. Restores consistent flame when the original is corroded or clogged.

This replacement coil controls the gas valve's opening and holding action during burner operation. Replacing a weak or failed coil restores reliable ignition and steady heat for consistent drying performance. What it does:

• Powers the valve to open during ignition (booster) and keeps it open while heating (holding)
• Helps resolve: igniter glows but no flame, burner lights then shuts off, no heat, intermittent heat/long dry times
• Restores proper gas flow for consistent temperatures
• Direct-fit electrical connection for the valve solenoid

• 1 booster & holding coil

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before servicing
• Allow the burner assembly to cool; access the gas valve compartment
• Label and disconnect wires; replace the coil in the same orientation; secure clips/brackets
• Restore gas, check for leaks with an approved solution, then test burner operation

This secondary gas valve solenoid coil energizes the dryer's gas valve so the burner can ignite and stay lit. Replacing a weak or failed coil restores consistent heat and helps resolve intermittent no-heat or flame drop-out issues. What it does:

• Works with the companion coil to open and hold the gas valve during burner operation
• A weak/open coil can cause tumbling with no heat
• Burner lights then goes out within seconds or heats intermittently
• Repeated clicking or glowing igniter without flame

• 1 secondary gas valve solenoid coil

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before servicing
• Access the burner/gas valve assembly; note wire positions and remove the old coil/retainer
• Seat the new coil on the valve stem, secure the retainer, and reconnect wiring firmly
• Restore gas and power; run a test cycle and check for leaks

• If one gas valve coil has failed, the companion coil is often near end-of-life; replacing both together can improve reliability

Dryer won't heat or gas won't ignite? This gas valve controls gas flow to the burner assembly. Moderate DIY repair requiring drum removal.

This LP gas conversion kit lets compatible gas ranges be converted from natural gas to LP (propane), supplying the correct orifices and settings so burners run safely and produce expected heat on LP fuel. What it does:

• Replaces factory burner orifices and related fittings to match LP fuel pressure and flow.
• Helps restore proper flame size and burner performance after switching from natural gas to propane.
• Addresses symptoms such as weak or yellow flames, uneven heating, or reduced burner output after fuel change.
• Intended for use only on ranges specified by the manufacturer for this conversion kit.

• Shut off the gas supply and disconnect power before beginning work.
• After installation, perform a leak test and verify correct flame characteristics on all burners.
• Keep original parts and the instructions for future reference and warranty requirements.

Dryer won't heat or flames are yellow? This butane burner orifice meters gas flow for clean, reliable ignition. Required for butane conversions.

Fix buzzing noises or no flame in your gas dryer with a new valve assembly. Solves igniter glow without ignition. Moderate DIY repair with basic tools.

Fix a dryer that won't heat or has a weak flame with this gas burner orifice. Controls proper fuel flow for consistent heating. Direct replacement part.

Converting your gas dryer from natural gas to liquid propane? This LP conversion kit modifies the fuel orifice and components. Typical install: 1 hour.

This LP gas conversion orifice adjusts gas flow for compatible gas ranges and cooktops when converting from natural gas to liquid propane, helping the appliance run safely and correctly after conversion. What it does:

• Replaces the burner orifice to reduce gas flow for LP fuel pressure and correct flame size
• Helps restore consistent, stable burner flames after an authorized LP conversion
• Addresses symptoms like unusually large or yellow flames, poor ignition, or unstable burner performance after conversion
• Works with the appliance's existing valve and burner components as part of a proper conversion

• Follow the appliance manufacturer's LP conversion instructions and parts list exactly
• Turn off gas supply and disconnect power before servicing
• Use correct torque and fittings; do not force or cross-thread the orifice
• Always perform an approved gas leak test and check burner flames after installation

This gas valve and pipe assembly controls and routes natural gas from the appliance inlet to the burner manifold, restoring proper fuel flow for ignition and stable burner operation. Designed as a direct-replacement service part. What it does

• Regulates and directs gas flow from the inlet to the oven/range burners.
• Enables proper ignition and stable flame for baking and broiling cycles.
• Works with the appliance's existing manifold and burner orifices to maintain correct gas delivery.

• Turn off gas supply and disconnect power before servicing; follow all safety procedures.
• After installation, check all fittings for leaks with an approved gas leak test (do not use an open flame).
• Replace only with the exact part specified for your appliance; inspect connections and gaskets and tighten to manufacturer torque specs.

The Water Valve is an OEM part for GE electric dryers. Located near the bottom of the machine, it controls water flow into the condenser system during moisture-sensing cycles.

The moisture sensing function uses this valve to introduce precise amounts of water vapor into the exhaust air stream periodically. This allows the condenser to capture moisture readings accurately and determine optimal cycle time based on humidity levels. 

Causes of failure include mineral buildup restricting flow, worn seals enabling leaks, or misaligned internal components hindering valve movement.

Symptoms of a faulty water valve are: 

• Loss of moisture sensing ability
• Incomplete or improper readings affecting cycle times  
• Water leaks from the valve area
• Failure to inject water vapor as needed

This part is also compatible with some Kenmore models using GE components.

This Pipe Assembly routes water into the appliance so the dispenser and ice maker can receive a steady supply. Replacing a damaged tube restores proper water flow and helps stop leaks or pooling inside or beneath the unit. What it does:

• Carries incoming water from the household supply to the appliance's internal water system
• Restores water delivery to the dispenser and ice maker when the original tube is cracked or blocked
• Prevents leaks and water damage caused by split, corroded, or pinched tubing
• Helps eliminate intermittent flow or weak dispenser output caused by a damaged water line

• One complete pipe assembly as shown

• Shut off the refrigerator's water supply and unplug the appliance before beginning
• Handle tubing fittings carefully; use proper tools to avoid damage or overtightening
• Inspect connection points and replace seals or clips if worn; test for leaks after reinstalling

Fixes intermittent dryer operation or power loss. This wire connector restores secure electrical connections in your gas dryer's control circuit.