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Clean out the entire exhaust venting system. If a build up of lint is inside of it the moister sensor shuts down the heating process causing the time to take to dry clothes seem forever
check your flex vent hose on back of dryer are go out side your home an locate where the vent come out of your home an see if the air flowing out of your vent, if not you need to pull the dry out take the hose off of the dry an clean the lint out ok, an send me the money you find in the vent ok
if you use fabric softener sheet,there is two small metal chrome stip take a wet rag clean them off,they are locate on the in side of dry drum close to dry grill on inside,those sheet can leave a film on those stip are your sensor for the auto cycle on the dryer
The element is controlled by thermostats mounted inside the back of the dryer on the air exit box. There is also a contact on the motor that makes when the motor is running. Any of these could cause the problem. Try a different heat cycle, this may help narrow it down.
Absolutely those dryer sheets are the root of all evil....I would also recommend a good vent brush to clean your dryer vent.
Follow these steps, it worked for me:
1. use a shop vacuum to clean out the dry vent or a vent brush.
2. Clean your lint filter with windex, hot water and and soft bristle brush.
If this doesnt work try running the until disconnected from the vent for a cycle to isolate the vent as your issue.
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