Samsung DC47-00022A Dryer Heater Igniter OEM Part

Replaced the following parts but did not fix the problem: -Thermister -Thermal fuse -Radiant sensor -Ignitor -Therm The problem was the Centrifugal switch. Took the switch apart and use fine grid sand paper to clean the contacts. Put it back and working.

Replaced the ignitor, broken during conversion process from Natural Gas to Propane. I watched several YouTube videos for tips on completing task and there was no mention of being extra careful of the ignitor to avoid breakage, I have never seen an ignitor made of whatever this material is, but it appears to be fragile. I removed the broken part and practiced putting the burner back in without any ignitor in place. the way the burner goes in requires it to be hooked in the front and at the same time to go over the gas orifice and line up with the screw hole, (tricky). after a little practice I was able to install the burner and ignitor unit without any problems.

Never repaired a dryer before not really good with testing electrical components so I took the four most common failure parts and purchased. Went step-by-step remembered all the screws locations. A Phillips screwdriver was all I needed parts were super easy to find complete project disassembly replace parts reassembly approximately an hour turned it on hope for the best. I did this project with my son I wanted him to see how things work and you can fix things yourself without calling a repair man. Hit the start cycle and it ran just fine. I would recommend tackling this project to anyone with medium skills

We started by ordering and replacing the thermistor. This did not fix the problem, so I went all out to order the thermal fuse and Ignitor. After removing both parts it appeared that both of them were needing to be replaced. Once all was replaced and the machine was put back together the dryer is working like a charm and will hopefully last another 8 years.

Replaced ignitor. And belt while I was in there.