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11-04-00, 11:18 AM

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Any tips on removing a gas dryer?

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11-04-00, 06:11 PM

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Hi:ccenmom

Tips on disconnecting a dryer? Sure.

First unplug it.
Next shut off the gas valve behind it.
Remove the vent tube.
Unscrew the gas flex-line off of the shutoff valve.

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TomBartco

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>Gas< Kitchen Appliances, Dryers and BBQ's
stovetop burners go out when oven's on

on Oct 28, 2000

GE gas range JGBP26GEL problem: When the oven is on a higher temp (400+) the suface burners, if they light, will either blow themselves out, light partially or behave intermittently. I've had the gas pressure checked by the gas company. Separately, the oven and the burners work fine. Electronic ignition works fine, seems to be a gas/air/temp problem. Help, we're having Thanksgiving in a couple of weeks. Thanks!
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Kenmore 90 Plus Series

on Nov 05, 2000

The dryer runs, but it takes forever to dry the clothes. I cleaned the lint line (which was not that full.) Whats my next test? By the way, it's a gas dryer.

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