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Customer Questions and Answers for Dryer Igniter Kit by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM9282423
Manufacturer Part Number: 279311

Dryer not heating or won't dry clothes? This igniter kit lights the gas burner. Moderately easy DIY repair with video guide—replaces failed igniters.

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Therry, The thermal fuse would not be resettable. The flame sensor automatically resets when it cools down and if it is showing open at room temp then the flame sensor is faulty.

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Anlo, Is the igniter glowing? If it is glowing but no flame then test the flame sensor for continuity. If the flame comes on for just a couple seconds but goes out then this will be an issue with the gas coils.

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Hello Bill. If the ignitor is reading open, then it is bad and will need to be replaced. Thank you.

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Mike, The resistance of the dryer igniter should not be 0 ohms of resistance but should be approximately 50 to 500 ohms of resistance.

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Julian, The igniter 279311 has a wider base to it and you will want to only use the igniter designed for this unit.

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Hello Vern. No, you will need to check the flame sensor on the unit. It would prevent power from coming to the ignitor and the unit coming on. Also, check your temp switch and thermostats.

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Ryan, For this issue the gas valve would likely be the issue and would need to replace the entire thing.

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Frameexpert, The hi limit switch and thermistor are good possibilities, but there are other checks to make first. If you're sure the exhaust vent pipes and vent hood are clear/clean and there are no kinks or restrictions, then check the outlet ducts (under the lint filter and attached to the blower for a build up or restriction, and check the blower belt to make sure it's not stretched or worn out, and the blower wheel bearing isn't seizing up. The check vent indicator light will illuminate when the airflow is restricted (in or out of the drum).

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