I think your exhaust system is clogged. You need heat and air movement to dry the clothes. If it can't breath because of lint, clothing will not dry. Check every bit of the exhaust.
Next, if your dryer uses "sensor' technology to dry, clean the sensors according to the manufacturers instructions. You dont say what make yours is so it is difficult to be more specific. If you dont have the instruction manual, visit the manufacturer web site and look for support.
Testimonial: "yes the water and lint go to their own compartments. i'll try the hose and hopefully theres no snakes in there!"
I guess I'm not familiar with the term 'condenser dryer'. I dont recall your stating this in your original question. I dont know what it means so I cant give a good answer.
I do know from a traditional dryer stand point that if the wetness cannot get out, the cloths will not dry. In my case, there is a hose that runs from the dryer to the out of doors. I have removed all kinds of stuff from that hose including a 6 foot snake. The clothes didnt dry very good on that day .. and it was only a few minutes before I replaced the outside vent with one that had a flaper door and it was a very long time before I stuck my hand back in to the hose with out looking first.
If I were to guess at the term 'condenser dryer' I would conclude that somehow the machine extracts the water and the lint and places both in their own container for later disposal. Great for putting the device in the middle of the house but probably a maintenance nightmare. I hope Im wrong in this interpertation. spell'n dont count
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my model is hotpoint condenser,ive cleaned as much lint as possible from all filters,there is air travelling through the drum as i've checked this with
the door open!
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