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The part numbers are shown to be completely different for each dryer, the hot surface ignitor is standard between both, in addition to the burners being different, there may also be a difference in the BTU rating of the orifice. It's really advisable to use the correct parts as per application of the parts breakdown. Pleazer Appliance...
The thermostat or thermal fuse could be blown. Usually happens when lint buildup blocks the exhaust exit & the heat stays inside the machine. So to prevent a fire, the thermal fuse or thermostat blows. You would have to enter your model # on google to find links to parts breakdown.
I don't know the ignition system in your dryer but I would bet on that.
Go to the link below and enter your model number; with a little luck, you may find an illustrated parts breakdown in Sears vast library:
You need to remove the panel at the top, then you remove the top, then the front, screws for front are inside of dryer. Go to www.appliancepartspros.com and put in your brand and model number. It will pull up all parts for your dryer including schematics that you can enlarge and print of the whole breakdown of you dryer. This will really help you to take apart and put together. Gas coils are at bottom under drum.
Below are some links, courtesy of www.repairclinic.com, that will assist you in diagnosing/repair of your dryer. You may have to enter your model number in the search box to access some of the information.
Firstly, ascertain that you have made a positive heat selection on the control panel temperature switch. The links below are listed in order of failure commonality.
These are only the most common parts that tend to fail. There are numerous other components that could cause the same symptoms. If the above assistance does not resolve your issue, you may request assistance with an on-line technician, or you can order a service manual from www.repairclinic.com
You need to rebuild the carburetor. Go to m-and-d.com then parts diagram then illustrated parts online then parts look up then under select OEM select Homelite then do as instructed. You should find the parts you need and hopefully the parts breakdown for the carb. this will help you in the rebuild. If it does not have the parts breakdown for the carb. find what mfg and model carb. it is then go to that site for breakdown.
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