Condensed dryer keeps tripping out my electric when I turn it on

The breaker box in the unit may not have the rated breaker for your appliance. Most likely.

Have them check it out.

check ground wire for tightness on plug in and on breaker box.

Have you tried replacing the sensor? Would you like a manual?

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check ur dryer vent in the back u might have pushed it back too far and kinked the hose ar u might have a buildup of lint in the dryer vent pull the dryer out and take the dryer vent off and run a load of clothes like this if it works look for a lint buildup in the hose or u just had the hose kinked

May sure your exhaust vent is not blocked or obstructed.

internal problem, either heater coil or sensor or motor, you will need to get it checked, but don't plug it in again, as short circuits on high current machines can be dangerous.

Double check the circuit breaker for the dryer (Electric Neptune). Turn it off, then turn it back on. Its possible that the breaker may have tripped for some reason, but wasn't able to trip all the way.

Does the interior of the dryer get warm at all? You could have a 1 of multiple heating elements that has shorted. If no heat at all, the likely a heating element has opened up. Unplug dryer from wall (turn off circuit breaker first!). Use a ohm meter to measure and check continuity of the heating elements.

There may also be a sail switch in the air path of the dryer. The purpose of the sail switch is to keep the elements turned off until there is enough air blowing through the dryer. This helps prevent fires, as well as shrunken denim.

sometimes gfi outlets go bad and trip try testing with a heavy draw machine in it or just replace it and see if this fixes the problem

take cover off fan and see if there is signs of water there. a common cause of tripping is that water is thrown up from the fan onto the element.
get back to me if you find this

First off, be sure the pigtail is wired correctly to the back of the unit. Black and red to the outside terminals, white to the middle, green to the frame or cabinet (should be a green screw close-by). If that is ok, you probably have an issue with possibly a bad pigtail, bad outlet, wiring issue, or possibly a bad circuit breaker or breaker box. Probably going to be more of a electrical problem than a appliance problem. Good Luck!!!!