More Common Problems With Dryers
- Renee Tuminello

- Oct 8, 2018
- 1 min read
Updated: Jun 17

Gas Dryers
While gas dryers are rare in the Front Range, they are not entirely outdated. If your gas dryer is no longer producing heat, the issue is probably due to one of the three components mentioned below:
Igniters:
The igniter is responsible for creating a spark to generate heat. When it malfunctions, the dryer will stop producing heat immediately. If you decide to check this component yourself, disconnect the dryer’s power source and gas hookups before starting.
Radiant Flame Sensors:
The igniter's role is to create a spark that generates heat. If it fails, the dryer will cease to produce heat right away. Should you choose to inspect this part on your own, ensure you disconnect the dryer's power and gas connections beforehand.
Dryers
Dryers are powered by 240 volts of electricity, making them extremely dangerous to repair for individuals who aren’t prepared with the right tools or experience. Rather than risk your safety, get your dryer fixed quickly by enlisting the help of Michatech Appliance Repair





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