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Customer Questions and Answers for Dryer Gas Valve Assembly by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM9282903
Manufacturer Part Number: 279923

Dryer won't heat or pilot lights but shuts off? This gas valve assembly controls burner ignition and flame. Typical DIY repair in 45-60 minutes.

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Quinten, You will want to check the burner assembly to make sure that the ports on the burner are not clogged up and make sure that there is not rust on the burner. If this checks ok then the most likely cause, especially if gas keeps flowing when the igniter is going out then will be a gas valve issue.

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Hello R.J.F., Tampering with the gas valve is not advisable. If the ignitor is glowing red or orange it is not pulling a strong enough current to open the gas valve. The ignitor should glow yellow to white hot for the electromagnetic field to be strong enough to open the gas valve. If it is not glowing in this manner, replace the ignitor 279311. If it is, the only alternative is to replace the gas valve 279923 if the coils are testing good.

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Wayne, You will first want to check the venting of the unit from the blower wheel to the outside of your home. If this checks ok then the most likely cause of this issue will be faulty gas solenoids which would be part number 279834.

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Hello Donna. You will need to check the dryer vent and make sure it is venting properly. Also, make sure the flame is lighting and working properly.

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Donna, If you have removed the water valve, you would install it in reverse. Just following the instructions in reverse.

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Hello Victor. For a no heat issue, it can cause the timer not to advance and turn off. Try fixing the no heat and see if the timer starts working. If not, replace the timer. For the no heat issue, You will need to test the thermostats and the flame sensor and make sure they are good. They should read closed for continuity. Also, check the igniter to see if it is good. If it is not glowing, test for power. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter for the testing procedures. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html

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Jesse, With the heat and the timer not working, this would appear to be a issue with the timer on the unit. The contacts in the timer are not making to allow the heater to come on and it sounds like the timer motor may be bad.

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Hello Bob, This unit has as high a likely hood of a gas leak as any other gas unit out there. I would make up a gas leak solution by putting one teaspoon of liquid soap, (or a little less), to a quart of water and spray it on the gas lines. If there is a leak and the solution is no thicker than that, it will produce a little pile of bubbles at the leak.

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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 WP694674 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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Bill Fortner for Model Number 110.74982300, Kenmore Elite

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

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Hello Bill, The WP8318281 is the correct part number for the gas valve on your 110.74982300. The part number for the burner/gas valve assembly is 280119. 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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