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Kenmore dryer I have a problem with a kenmore dryer. It takes a long time to dry a load. it heats up but not like it should.

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This is more than likely a ventilation problem. Remove the dryer vent tube from the back of the unit and place a leaf blower or something else with a high airflow rate in the end. Blow the entire hose out. Also, check the vent on the outside to be sure there is no restriction as well. 99% of the time, if a dryer will heat even a little, its a airflow problem. Good luck and let me know if you need further help.

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