The gas dryer does not get warm?

Heating coil assembly could be bad. Heating Element Assembly 131475320

Musta jumped the track when you moved it or sometimes a ball of lint gets in the blower and when they get moved the lint ball shifts.
To get into the dryer you first remove the door. Because the door is reversible you also remove screws on opposite side of door frame. Then you pop the goal post shaped fron panel loose using a putting knife starting up top. Then you can get the top up and remove the glide mount. Then you can remove the drum and clean her up. The fuse is mounted on the blower housing right next to the air temp thermister. Some models have another near the heater also. I have your service manual. It is at appliancejunkgoogledrive. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XM0raLH_-QE

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Hello,
The problem with it not drying is most likely going to be a worn out blower wheel thats slipping and not moving the warm air through the clothes to dry them properly. Always a pretty good sign the blower is slipping is,if you hear a rumble noise from the dryer at start up and also that same rumbling noise when the power stops. So if you hear it at start up...wait 30 seconds and open the door and listen for the rumble noise as drum stops. also you can check where the vent exits the house and see if their is air flow when the dryer is running.

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Is the model number listed here or can you find the complete model number? May need cycling thermostat or gas valve solenoids. Let me know if I can help, Sea Breeze

STACKABLES ARE NOT KNOWN TO HANDLE TO HANDLE HEAVY LOADS.TRY PUTTING LESS IN THE DRYER.

is it cold outside clean your vent run dryer with out vent on gas dryer?

self help is right .first i would try a load with out the ducting.if you have good air flow and still didn't dry[because now youv'e elimanated the house venting as a possiable.replace your coils

Thermal fuse

there still models out there from sears that go on the same way as the old one trust me i know 4 a fact

Deb, as long as the ignitor is glowing, it's probably your coils on the valve. Look at number 13 and 14 on the attachment. Part number for the booster coil is 306106 and 306105 for the secondary coil. Not a hard job, the coils slide right off after removing a screw and then replace the harness. Catriver...post back.