Whrilpool gas dryer

If your machine is taking that long to dry. You either have a clogged vent to the outside or your gas valve coils are bad. You can check to see if it is your vent by disconnecting it for one cycle. If the unit drys in time then clean your vent. Click Here to see what a clogged vent can do. Click here to see gas valve coils.

Resources for Whirlpool/Craftmaster gas water heater:
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-troubleshoot-gas-water-heater.html

Problem might be diminished air supply or bad venting. Clean the air intake located on bottom of water heater using compressed air or feather duster. Air intake screen is series of openings as wide as razor blade and can easily clog.
Clean the combustion parts and burner. Bleed air/water out of gas line. Check gas pressure.
Check for pilot and venting issues on link above, including tight house, and other gas appliances and vent fans pulling draft down the water heater vent pipe, etc.
Also see service manuals for each type of gas control valve, and replacement steps for each type.

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there could be a blockage which is preventing the hot air from escaping

The vent is probably still stopped up. You are going to have to pull the dryer out and disconnect the 4" vent hose from the back and inspect the vent all the way through.

Im assuming that you have a gas dryer since you said you replaced the glow plug (igniter). So your problem is most likely with lint in the vent hose. Try taking it off and shaking out all the loose lint. If thats not it you could have a gas flow problem. Check your connections for leaks or crimps in and metal hosing.

Check the dryer vent .The vent is stopped up,in the vent,or in the inside of dryer,in the lint hopper.Clean it out and unstop the dryer,and the vent.

I would suggest the coils on the gas valve . Also check the vent to make sure good air flow is getting out of the dryer . Try disconnecting the vent hose and drying a load to determine if maybe the vent is the problem .

check your exhaust vent to make sure that it is not blocked up with lint. If not then check to see if the flame comes on after the igniter check the peep hole in the front of the dryer.

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Did this tech do some wash to the dryer and feel that there was no heat?
He was not a good tech


Sometimes this can happen when the vent line is clogged.


1. Check if the lint filter is full and needs to be cleaned.
Try this first.
2. Then check if the outside screen covering the exhaust vent if this is even half blocked
with lint there will be no heat! This screen is to keep small animals out!
Try checking this and if it is clogged or the spring loaded door is stuck closed.
Try to clean the lint out of the corners of the flap door,
and or remove the screen permanently!
NO ANIMALS LIKE TO GET BURNT,IT'S HOT IN THAT TUBE! They sense this and stay clear.
It is 2 years that mine is off and all is fine.





You will be fine
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It might have more than 1 thermal sensor, if you can find a manuel and check. Also if you have a leak on your gas connection(flex hose, ect.)