-Removed top panel
-Removed right side panel
-Gas coils were held in together under a metal strap
-Removed 2 screws holding strap
-Unplugged 1 wire harness to each coil
-Removed Primary and Holding coil
-Replace with two new coils, replace strap and plug in each harness
-Replace side, then top panel
-Under 1 hour job...Took 45 minutes to remove/replace panels and only 5 minutes to replace coils.
-Anyone with a little mechanical ability can save $150 in labor and spend just $50 in parts to fix this problem.
-Questions: Erik at elstransport13@gmail.com

Removed top cover of dryer with screwdiver 2 screws, removed front cover 2 small bolts with 5/16 scoket. Removed coil brackets with shor screwdriver replace coils as ness. and put covers back on and works great!

Vinny

I changed the two coils for the gas valve and the dryer is now working fine thanks

I used the following YouTube videos to diagnose the problem and to show the parts replacement:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEgjUyB3vng
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55iIy7eTX4E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b08iUTzpncc

Based on the videos, I figured replacing the coils had a good chance of repairing the problem. I turned off electric power and the gas supply. I was able to access the coils by taking off the front panel. I did not remove the drum. However, with the drum in place, I had difficulty applying enough torque to the two screws on the coil bracket. I applied a spray solvent (PB Blaster) to the screws, and eventually I was able to remove them. Replacing the coils as shown in the videos, was straightforward and easy. The problem was solved.

I removed the right side panel and top panel from the dryer. I removed the 2 wire and 3 wire connectors from the 2 coils. I removed the bracket holding the 2 coils, replaced the 2 coils, and replaced the bracket. I reconnected the wires to the appropriate coils and replaced the side and tops panels on the dryer. The dryer now lights every time the dryer calls for heat.