My Maytag dryer is not drying. There is power but

The thermocouple may be bad or the igniter.
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You will need to check all the duct work for lint buildup. This is the reason clothes won't dry or take a few cycles to dry.

Most of the time when your dryer is taking longer and longer to dry the clothes it is due to a clogged dryer vent. Just take the vent off and clean it. If the dryer cannot vent it cannot circulate the air inside the dryer

Bad Heating Element
Most clothing dryers heat up and dry clothes with a heating element inside the appliance's body. Maytag dryers are no different and sometimes these heating elements break down or burn out, making the dryer cease to get hot. Make sure the dryer is unplugged and the breakers that run the dryer are switched off before inspecting so you don't electrocute yourself. The heating element is in the bottom panel of the dryer and is often a silver part which heats up when the dryer is on. Sometimes the heating element will be cracked or burned out, which means it is broken. Other times it won't look damaged but may not be working. Replace the heating element if this occurs, to see if this is the main problem.
Broken Motor
Maytag dryers have motors which turn the dryer drum, tossing the clothes so that air and heat can help dry them out completely. When the dryer drum is not turning it means there is something wrong with the motor or that the motor is not getting power. Unplug the dryer and take it apart to inspect the motor. Once you have found the motor, plug the dryer back in and use a meter to see if the motor is getting power. If it is, and isn't working, then there is something wrong with the motor and how it is operating. If the motor isn't getting power, then there is something wrong with the circuits or fuses which disperse power to the motor itself.
Bad Switch
When Maytag dryers won't tumble or heat the clothes which have been put inside of them, this means there could be a number of different things wrong. However, sometimes there's a simple solution to this problem: The switch on the door of the dryer itself may be faulty or not making the electric connection it should to allow the dryer to run. This is a cheap fix and worth troubleshooting before tearing your Maytag dryer apart. Remove the switch and inspect the two leads to make sure they haven't broken or are still transferring electricity. If they aren't you will have to replace the switch

Did you have the same Issue with your old dryer?? Check for a kink in your exhaust hose from dryer,if OK start dryer and go to exhaust vent outside and check air flow at vent ,you should have a good amount of warm air coming out.if not you have a restriction in the duct,that will have to be cleaned out.You need good air circulation to dry clothing not just heat the air circulation helps remove the moisture from the clothes hopefully this will help with your concern

It may have shipping damage, such as a loose or broken connection or heating element.

But if it's brand new, it's under warranty, and they will fix it free.

You can find your nearest Maytag-authorized servicer here.

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check for 1 leg of 240 volts input power missing,if you have power then either the hi-limit switch,thermal fuse,or the heating element is open

check the exhaust tube for obstructions

It turns out it was a clog in the vent. We purchased a new vent kit and the clothes dried properly.
Thank you so much.

how do i set this dryer to dry my clothes??? what is the right setting?? should i use the time dry setting or the more dry/less dry setting?? Clothes never dry???????????????????????????????????????????????????????