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Hello Joe! Very sorry you're having this issue and I sure wish I had a good answer for you. Unfortunately, my dryer didn't have that feature so I really have no advice to offer at this point. I'm just a DIY guy like you. Hopefully you figured it out on your own or found another source of info to get the job done. Best of luck on your repair and I hope it goes well for you.

@gizmoflyslow9854 your video got me far enough for me to figure out what to do next. I had to remove the whole burner assembly, including the gas line. It was simple enough. Thanks for your help. You're appreciated

@@joegarza5046 VERY glad you were able to work through it and complete your repair. Thanks for letting me know.

I'm just a DIY guy. I just made sure it was screwed in far enough to cover half the threads that had the locktite coating. I honestly don't think the torque values are that important. Just make sure it's nice and snug. Hope this helps and if someone else can offer better advice, feel free to make a comment.

You're very welcome! Glad to help and congratulations on your repair.

You're most welcome! Glad I could help you with this video. Safe travels.

You're most welcome! Glad I could help you with your repair. Safe travels.

You're very welcome! Good luck with your repair.

You can find resin beads on Amazon or other websites. Purolite seems to be the major brand name. You'll need 1 cubic foot for most softener systems. It will cost you approximately $140. Hope this helps.

Thank you very much!

Lol! I did my best. She's long gone to her new owner and I hope they're enjoying the ride. Safe travels.

Thank you so much and you are most welcome! I hope you had great success with your repairs.

I haven't been up on the roof to check on my Dryer Jack vent for a year, so I can't tell you how it looks at this point. However, our clothes are drying normally after one full cycle and maybe a short cycle after cleaning the lint filter in the dryer. Bottom line is every dryer vent is eventually going to get clogged up to a certain extent. Even a dryer vent tube with no vent cover at all is going to have lint accumulation between the dryer itself and the outside world. If you're in a high-humidity area, it's going to be even worse.

@@gizmoflyslow9854 I live in Florida, no shortage of humidity. I'm looking into getting the dryerjack. I definitely prefer venting out the wall over the roof.

I do not believe it is the same as my video. My van had a 3.8 liter engine and the 2013 has a 3.6 liter. My video may not be helpful.

You're very welcome! Glad to help.

Thank you so much! I really appreciate the compliment. I always try to make sure my videos give the information and clarity I couldn't find when I needed to fix a problem. Good luck with your repair!

I'm very happy for you.

@@gizmoflyslow9854 your video helped a lot the first time I had to do it.

Thanks very much! Glad to help and thanks for the suggestion on that little screw!

You're very welcome. Glad I could help.

Sorry. I really don't have an answer for that problem, but hopefully you can find a video from someone else. Good luck!

Same problem here! 😢

Hola. Gracias. No creo que tengas que cancelar o restablecer la luz usando tu lector de códigos OBD. Una vez que reemplace el sensor, debería apagarse por sí solo. Espero que esto ayude.

@@gizmoflyslow9854 perfecto ,ha sido cambiar el sensor y desapareció la luz de presion de aceite ,gracias ,felices fiestas 👍☺️

Thank you very much! Happy to help!

Thank you very much! Glad to help!

I'm fully aware that the longer the vent tube, the less exhaust pressure reaches the vent. However, I cannot run my dryer vent in any other direction except straight up through my roof. Going straight up is the shortest distance to reach a vent location. I guess I need to add a more complete description of my situation so people will understand.

@@gizmoflyslow9854 you can add a dryer vent boost to it to take care of the problem of running a long line.

You're most welcome. Glad I could help. 😊

Did you watch the entire video? I cleaned the duct work at the end of the video.

You're very welcome! Glad to help! Congratulations on your successful repair! 👏 😊

Thank you very much 😊. I'm glad my video was helpful and I hope your softener gives you many more years of service.

So they installed your solar panels OVER your dryer vent? That's kinda strange 🤔. I hope it isn't too much trouble relocating your vent, and this solves your vent problem. Good luck!

Don't know why "you're" leaving a comment. A lot more people found this video very helpful. But I'm sure "your" repair video is much better than mine. 🤣

Thank you very much! I appreciate the compliment. Just trying to help and glad you found my video helpful. Take care.

Hello NJ. First, the vent continues to work just fine. I checked it over six months ago and again a couple of weeks ago, and it's still opening without getting clogged. Some lint collected along the inside, but it doesn't prevent the vent flap from opening freely. We just had another hurricane pass by a few days ago, and there are no leaks. I am very pleased and would recommend it. Good luck!

Yer most welcome!

Excellent! Glad I could help with your repair.

Yeah, ok. Your opinion is noted. Been up there for 18 months and went through a hurricane. Works just fine every day and doesn't leak.

@@gizmoflyslow9854 well there is a right and a wrong way of doing things. I have built homes for twenty years. That install is a hot mess.

You're most welcome! Happy to help!

I'm really sorry you didn't find my video sooner, but I'm hoping your repair was still successful(?). I truly appreciate the compliment. Thanks!

Thanks!

Well, I'll be honest. I never thought about doing that but it does make a lot of sense! Please remember I was not following any official guidebook when I made my video so my actions were based on the bits and pieces of info I gathered from numerous other sources. I wish you had sent me this comment a couple of weeks ago because I had to replace the bottom basket and distribution tube in my softener. The basket developed a small crack and resin beads started clogging the aerator on one of my faucets. I decided to replace the resin beads since it had been 8 years since this video. I would have definitely tried your idea. Thanks again for making the suggestion!

@@gizmoflyslow9854 Thank you for providing this vid. My friend suggested vacuuming out the tank but I didn't see how I could do it. Now I'll be able to try this and not have to remove the salt and the resin tank. Hoping I have success like you. Thanks again!

You're most welcome and best of luck with your repair.

@@gizmoflyslow9854 Hey Gizmo, just an FYI response. It all went pretty much by the numbers. Vacuuming it out was much, much better approach! My Shop Vac continues to spit out the old resin out the exhaust port, but that’s to be expected. I did add in water until I could see it almost full, but did not allow it to settle. Got some air pockets when I first showered so I advise you wait longer and completely fill the tank. 1 cu.ft. of resin acquired from a local vendor was added back in and I’m waiting to see if the water starts to feel soft again. I’d assume it will. Found I need to replace the metering turbo sensor. Should have preemptively bought that before I began. Cheers and thanks again sir!

You are most welcome! Good luck with your repair!

Thanks! Hope your repair went well.

@@gizmoflyslow9854 it actually did, i now have soft water again, thanks!

You're welcome! Glad to help.

Thanks for the compliment and you hit on the exact reason I make my DIY videos. I'm glad you found it useful and best of luck with your repair.