Before I hit BUY on a new $800 dryer, I took one more look on KZread. Just $7 for parts, along with this detailed video, and we were home free! Took just 45 minutes total to repair. Works like new. Thanks.

Matt you are so cool: you speak very clear, and the filming even the lighting down under when you wrap the belt against the idler was perfect. good cameraman too! thanks you save my day!

@sublimefan661 If the igniter is cycling on and off, it would indicate the coils have gone bad. When they are cold, they will work the first few cycles, but when they warm up, they stop working. Dont forget to clean the dryer and vent while you're in there.

Great video - ordered the part Wednesday, got the part today, ate dinner, and installed it by 7:30 thanks to the instructions here. Now I just have to wait for the load to come out of the washer to test if the coils were the problem. Thanks!

I picked up the part today, replaced it, and cleaned out the dryer and vent. Works like a champ! im testing it with a full cycle right now. Thanks for the helpful vid!

So helpful! Replaced the coils and the dryer is heating again! Took about an hour and a little sweat but saved a ton of $. Thank you!

Thank you! This appears to have solved my problem. Your step by step instructions were great. Had a slight challenge resetting the drum, but now it's running perfectly!

Awesome. I love fixing stuff myself. Not only for the money saved but for the learning experience too.

This was great! Your note about making sure the spacer did not get lost on the old coil was helpful. This allowed me to keep my old dryer with its simple, reliable controls and not have to buy into new, unneeded technology.

Thanks Matt and Appliancepartspros for this tutorial! My gas dryer recently stopped heating and this was the problem. It was my first time working on a gas dry and I changed the coils without any issue, and walllaah it worked! Also did an annual cleaning while everything was disassembled. Thanks again!

THANK YOU!!!!!!! That was a great video and it saved me lots of money!! I did this in about an hour!! Something you should add is to be VERY careful reaching your arms in there! I cut myself twice!! The edges of the metal are very sharp!!

Excellent video - thanks! Helped me out and I did it in half hour! Couple quick things (for your next time video). First, after I realized after I did everything step by step, that you can reach the bracket and screws (and consequent coils) without removing the drum. Hence my second thing: after I finished, I replaced the drum wrong (not sure how) and it wouldn't spin. I had to disassemble the washer and do it again. Pulling the belt through the pulley was a little harder the second time, too. Maybe next time do that step (about putting drum back on) a little slower like the others? Finally, was I the only one who had a hell of a time putting the front back on (to the teeth at bottom each side)? Like I said, I am extremely grateful and thought the video was excellent - just my take on it. Thanks again!

Y'all are DA BOMB !

You can not just do a continuity check, you will have to check for a specific ohm value. Here is the readings you are looking for: Gas valve coils have to be tested for resistance, ohms. Two coils - one with three terminals and one with two terminals. 1. The coil with two terminals should have 1220 ± 50 Ohms 2. The coil with three term. if held with terminals in upper position: a) across the left and the middle term. - 1365 ± 25 Ohms b) across the left and the right term. - 560 ± 25 Ohms

Thanks for the instuctions, you probably saved me $200 in repair costs. I was able to do it in about 20 minutes.

Thank you , Matt. Your instruction video is excellent. Very detailed and extremely helpful for all the viewers like me.

I have a different model but your video helped fix my heating issue for my dryer. It was the coils. It was only $32 from an appliance down the street from my house. Saved me from buying a new dryer.

Great Video! We could not even find the coils before watching this. Your instructions made it an easy task!Thanks!!!!

TURN OFF THE GAS BEFORE REPLACING THE COILS! There’s no need to turn off the gas on the dryer shown in the video above because the coils can be removed without removing the seal plate. But on my DG210 dryer the press plates are secured by the magnetic straps. As soon as either magnetic strap is loosened its seal plate is no longer secure and gas is allowed to escape.

Thank you for your help! Really well communicated, I understood everything and was able to get my dryer up and running again.