I ditto that. As long as you feel hot air most likely there is a lint
blockage between the back of the dryer and where
it vents to the outside. I have had this experience before.



"Len Shure" wrote in message
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did you try cleaning the lint out of the outside vent. Even with cleaning
lint traps stuff gets up there.

Joe wrote:
My dryer has quit drying clothes completely when using the automatic
mode. When it was new I could use the auto dry settings and it would run
till the clothes were dry then stop no matter how long or short of time
it took now it will stop running before the clothes are dry signaling by
buzz that they are dry.
Do newer dryer have a "humidistat" to sense that the clothes are dry?
I am guessing something has to sense the humidity in the clothes as this
is not based on time.

Joe