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Condenser dryer Constant squeak and clother wont dry. Belts, bearing and heater element are all working fine

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Doubt if squeak is related to not drying. if you are getting heat (you say heating element is ok) take out condensor and hose it down till thoroughly free of lint. check appliance has adequate ventilation as well

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