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Brand: Sears Kenmore
Age: 6-10 years
Hello,
New here. My Kenmore gas dryer has been causing an unburnt/improperly burnt fuel smell sporadically recently along with emitting carbon monoxide. We had the duct connecting the exhaust to the venting replaced but still have this problem. The CO has spiked up to 500 at times. Once we stop the dryer and air the house out (and leave for a while), it goes back down to 0. I was told that the smell and CO both could be signs of a faulty control board. Before I proceed with having a repair person come out, I wanted to see if, based on everyone's experience, that issue could cause the "symptoms" I am describing.
Thanks ahead of time for any help!