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The first thing you need to check is your vent system. If your dryer vent is clogged with lint, the dryer has a hard time expelling the moisture.
Then, if the vent is clean, try using a timed drying cycle instead of a sensor cycle. If your clothes get dry using the timed cycle, then you might have a sensor problem.
Also, make sure your wash machine is properly spinning out the clothes. I saw that once before where the customer thought the problem was with the dryer, but it ended up being their wash machine's ATC switch adding water at the end of the spin cycle.
Verify that the wrinkle prevent switch is good. If so, the timer is likely the problem. Sometimes the switch contacts inside the timer can be cleaned to restore operation, bit it is a tricky item to disassemble and reassemble.
it should be located just below the door somewhere near the lint filter, since the machine has been cleaned then I guess you will need a new sensor, have you tried disconnecting the vent tube and drying a load of laundry? as this will effect the dryer also. hope this helped Tim
have you checked your wall vent hole and dryer vent hole to make sure they are clear?if there not it will keep the hot wet air from coming out and take forever to dry,let me know-mike
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