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My mother in laws gas dryer will not ignite, no matter what I do... the igniter was burned out, so I replaced it, even with a new igniter glowing bright, it won't pump the gas out to start the burner. I replaced the solenoids on the gas valve, I still cannot get gas to come out to ignite. I pulled the gas orifice to make sure it was clean, no issues. Gas flows from the floor valve, with no issues, no kinks in the pipe.
What am I missing? Is it really possible for the gas valve itself to go bad somehow? This dryer has seen heavy use and is a 2006 model. It would be helpful to get it going as dryers of course aren't cheap. To note, everything else works on the dryer, it spins and runs, no error codes, it just won't ignite, no gas comes out of the orifice.
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