High Limit Thermostat

I replaced all the sensors in my Maytag stacked washer/dryer it is a propane unit and was originally bought for a weekend retreat, BUT now since I retired we now live here full time and use it a lot, it was taking a long time to dry clothes so that is why I decided to change ALL the sensors and now the dryers works like it did when I firs ... Read more t brought it to our weekend place, with the help of this site questions area I was able to pin point the sensors and replace them all.

I had cleaned the exhaust vent within the dryer, as well as the vent tube going out of the house. The problem continued with the flame not staying on. Even though I changed all electrical parts (despite all the parts electrically testing OK using an Volt/Ohm meter), the ultimate solution was to clean the exhaust vent going out of the ho ... Read more use (about 10 feet in length) much more thouroughly = result was flame would then stay on. I needed a 10 foot cleaning rod with 4" bristle brush, as well as a leaf/yard blower. SO... now i have about $120 of new electrical parts installed into the dryer that I didn't need. THE VENTS MUST BE THOUROUGHLY CLEANED FIRST!!!