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Dryer has water in the vent

My dryer has had water in the vent where the lint is suppose to go? Is is clogged or what.? What should I do.?

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    I think my dryer may have the same problem being that it wet behind it?

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Connie, either your vent hose or the vent leading outside your home is severly clogged. This is the only way you will get water in your vent hose. If you are vented to the roof, have someone check the screen up there. Catriver...post back

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3. Is the vent hose on the backside kinked or clogged?
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