Kenmore 62602 Electric Dryer "totally dry clothes" Questions

totally dry, dryer vent vacuumed and does not much. Remove the vent completely and clean it out 100 percent. Elbows (corner bends) will hold more than you think causing the dryer to keep the heat off.

totally dry: we put them in for their cycle and after done, they still are damp. I have made sure lint screen is cleaned and we clean it every time we use it. is there anything else we could do to try

...totally dry -paul Hello Paul, The problem with your dryer very likely is that the sensor bar is dirty and needs to be cleaned...especially if your using fabric softner sheets they leave a coating on ...

...dry clothes Either of these: 1. Air flow is blocked 2. Heating element is not working totally or not at all. Check airflow for strong flow. If not. Unblock check airflow for heating. If hot then ...

totally dry. if you have not already you need to clean out your vent hose. if you have a bunch of lint build up in the hose or in the blower wheel of the dryer it won't move air through the dryer that

...dry clothes. It does dry but now ~2-3 times longer than it should. Dear Arland, Here are a few common answers. 1) Be certain the clothes from the washer are already "half dry". If the washer is not ...

...dry the cloths If replacing the control thermostat does not remedy the problema, then timer replacement is nessesary.If it was me I would replace the thermostat first.What I really suspect is a burnt ...

...clothes to dry. I checked the lint hose on back and emptied it but it wasn't clogged. Dryer vents thru roof not side of house, should I check the vent/piping on roof? Please help, just paid ...

...dry. what could be causing this? most likely coming from your washer....when clothes are wet it harder to see marks....washer needs new seals. To all victims of the brownish colored streak marks: I ...

...totally dry after one sensor cycle. I have to start it again to get it all dry Hello , I can help , get a good flashlight , lean over the dryer to get a good veiw of the back where the duct connects ...