Dryer smells of natural gas

FIRST: Is this an electric dryer or a gas dryer? IF IT IS GAS CALL FOR HELP IMMEDIATELY

What to do if Your Dryer Smells Like Rotten Egg
Experts recommend leaving the house immediately if you smell rotten eggs near a source that uses natural gas as a fuel. That's because a leaking gas line can lead to explosions if it's allowed to build up in sufficient quantities. Leave the house and do not turn on or off any lights. Doing so may cause a small spark that could ignite the gas. Do not use cell phones or door bells, or anything with an electronic switch. It's also important not to smoke around gas lines or leave open flames near them. Call authorities immediately if you suspect a gas leak. Most fire departments are trained in detecting and sealing a gas leak. Your utility provider may have more information on who to contact in the event of a leak.
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Mercaptan is a chemical added to natural gas which smells of sulfur or rotten eggs so you can detect a leak. It may be a small leak, but it is never safe to have leaking gas. Better safe than sorry - make the call to your fire department or utility company now!!

If it is an electric dryer, it usually means you have some debris or slimy buildup. Check around and inside all of the rubber seals and clean with bleach. Also check thoroughly for any built up lint inside the machine that may have been rotting.

I think you are getting a rotten egg smell,not natural gas. I would check for exhaust leaks from the catalytic converter for starters. Have you checked the grill at the base of the windshield and on top of the firewall? folks have been known to drop eggs down there as a prank.

Did you also replace the coils on the valve assembly?
Which parts did you replace exactly?

yes very well could be. Also, make sure your vent is free from lint,etc.

You have a leak somewhere in your gas system, Either from the gas valve or some other tubing. In this situation unless you understand how it works I would recommend getting a tech out to look at your system. That way you know that it is being done properly.

the oriface size for propane and natural gas is the same it only has to be changed if you will be useing butane it should hook up and work the same but the propane will have a stronger sulfer smell than natural gas always connsult you gas provider if you are concerned they usualy will send tech to inspect if youhave questions for your safety

i would not play with this problem , the lines and the seals in the dryer must be checked .. by a proffesional ... hope u dont get a spark , get this checked imediatley

by all means when dealing with natural gas consult only trained professionals....as natural gas does not have an odor..the odor that you smell is an actually additive that has been place for just this reason.

then checkout the tubing that goes to the burners and pilot flame tubing too,

hi thanks for the question you don't have a problem if you smell the air going out of the house it will have that smell thanks the appliance doc