Timer set at normal for 44 minutes dryer run for 5 minus and jump to 1 minutes and dry time come to an end. same thing when set to heavy duty for 1 hour, dryer run for 5 minute and jump to 1 minute and dry time come to an end.
open up the dryer and run test on normal dry time and heavy duty dry time same thing happened. Burner igniter glow Jerry red and turn off gas valve open and flame come on for about 20 second and turn off one minute burner igniter glow again, gas valve open and flame come on for 10 seconds and shut off. 2 minutes later dryer sound the tone dry time is end. exactly same thing happened when i use heavy duty and any other dry option please help diagnose step by step to pin point the main issue.
i have tested burner sensor, high limit thermostat, burner igniter, thermistor, thermal cut-off fuse all have continuity and believe they working properly and i also change out gas valve coil. when do dry test nothing change igniter glow and shut off and gas valve open burn for 20 second and turn off, minute later igniter come on again and gas burn for 10 second and shut off, minute later dry time end.
- Guest asked 6 years ago
Sounds like your having a problem with the “auto dryness” sensing feature on the unit. If you run the unit on time dry will it stay running? If so There is likely a problem with the control board. The moisture sensor really cannot go bad as they are just two strips of metal that create a short when a wet piece of clothing comes in contact with them. I have not personally fixed this issue however I have came across this once in the field. I tested the moisture sensor and it checked out fine and gave the customer an estimate for the control board. They declined the repair so I cannot defininitely say this will rectify the issue however that is the component I would replace if the unit runs on time dry without shutting down. Sounds like your heat circuit is working properly. Seems like the unit is going into basically the “cool down” mode. Hope this helps.
- AV Repair Help answered 6 years ago
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