Possibilities
The sensor is dirty..remove the lint trap and clean the orifice with a
Swiffer duster. Dryer sheets can clog the lint trap use a tooth brush
and detergent to clean the lint trap. Alternately see if it presents the
same issue operating it without the lint trap. If you have an air
compressor blow out the slot too. Make sure the main exit hose is
cleared also *vent duct*. Tip the unit and blow the air in too.
Or a melting type fuse mounts on the blower housing and is tied into the
same circuit as the door switch. When it melts it shuts down everything
and this keeps the lint from catching fire.
Also check the belts.
You can turn off the beeping if you would like. Instructions are in the
manual. By Pressing the buzzer button it has Loud medium low and off
positions.
Remove the rear vent and try the unit...
I'm thinking that your sensor is probably the issue here.
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