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My clothes are not completly dry when I dry them for about 56 minutes.. at times I have to dry my clothes as much as 3 times to get them dry I have tried putting less amounts in with no luck. It seems to have heat in it eveytime I open the door..
Re: My clothes are not completly dry when I dry them for...
Reset your two circuit breakers. Check all vents and vent lines. Check your lint filter and its receptacle. Is all the water being spun out by your washer first?
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How long does it take you to dry your clothes? Normally, it takes 50 minutes (1 cycle) to 1.5 hours to completely dry clothes. However, if it's taking you at least 3 cycles (probably 2.5 to 3 hours) to dry a single batch of clothes, then, there might be a problem with your dryer's igniter.
If the clothing comes out dry within a normal time,usually 40 minutes or less. Whats happening is the computer is recatulacting the time remaining to dry a load of clothes as it senses they may still not completly dry or even will drop off some time if clotes are dry before time computer calculated at start of cycle.
Your dryer has a double set of heating elements 1 side of the coils is probably broken and you are getting half the heat. This is making the dryer take longer to dry them clothes. Air restrictions in the dryer and vent can cause the heater control to shut down quickly also. If you have a bad breaker the power will sometimes work and sometimes not. If all of these are good you might have a problem with the timer. Most of the GE timers have leaf switches in the that get a burr on the contacts. The come apart simple enough.
if the clothes are warm after the cycle then you need to make sure the vent to the outside of the house is not plugged if they are not warm then it is in the heating circuit of the dryer wether it be the element or a fuse will have to be tested. to dry clothes it takes heat and air flow if you dont have one of the two they will not dry correctly
There is a little sensor that tells the dryer when to heat and when not to heat. that sensor is bad. If you take the back of the dryer off you will see it. It is about the size of a half dollar and has 2 wires that plug into it. While you have it apart make sure that the dryer vent on the back of the dryer is not plugged with lint. Major cause for fires in dryers.
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