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I would check to see if your exhaust vent is clear first. I actually had a bird build a nest in mine once :) If that doesn't seem to fix the problem you most likely have a burned out heating element. Hope this helps :)
Check to see if it's getting gas firstly.
Then open it up and start it. Do you see anything lighting up or sparking? Do you hear any gas? If you don't see any light or spark then your igniter probably needs to be replaced. If you don't hear gas, the problem may be the gas valve. If you don't hear or see either you either have a problem with your controls or the power coming into the dryer. Check your fuse/breaker box if so.
What you do is remove the rear dust cover. It could be the element located to the right, or it could very well be the Hi Limit mounted atop the heating element chamber.
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