Need more info. Is the igniter coming on but no flame, is the igniter not coming on. Several things will make the igniter not come on (timer, motor switch, thermal fuses, thermostats, temp selectors, etc. What have you checked already?
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pilot light will be found on natural gas stoves, fireplaces, clothes
dryers, water heaters and furnaces. When the gas is turned off, the
pilot light will go out on all of these appliances. After the gas is
turned back on, you must relight the pilot light before you can use the
appliance. Pilot lights are similar so if you can relight the pilot
light for a gas heater you can relight the pilot light for a gas stove
or any other gas appliance.
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Modern gas cookers use an electronic ignition switch rather than a pilot light to light the gas for cooking. This means you can light your gas cooker with the touch of one button instead of using several matches or a flint lighter. Of course, you still have the option to light the gas cooker by hand with matches or a flint lighter if the ignition switch does not work the first time.
1.Open the gas regulator valve by pushing it in and turning it to a low setting.
2.Push the ignition switch once.
3.If the gas cooker does not light on the first try, close the gas regulation valve for one minute by pushing in on it and turning it back to the "Off" position.
4.Open the gas regulation valve, set it a bit higher than you did on the first lighting attempt, and push the ignition switch again.
5.Light the gas with a match or a flint lighter if the gas cooker does not light when you push the ignition switch again.
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this question was meant for a GE DBXR463GD1WW dryer
The igniter does come on for what seems to be a long enough time in my opionion, I'd say roughly at least 30 seconds. I see it glowing very red in the "tube" but nothing happens after that.
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