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[quote=brobriffin;902518]Ok I don't see a moisture sensor on the schematics as well. 
Does your timer setting have a high temp setting and a low temp setting? Can you send a pic of the timer dial face?
Also when you set it for timed dry how long does it take to dry a load?
More than 45 to 55 minutes?[/quote]

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brobriffin	Posted: Tuesday, October 18, 2016 11:49:52 AM(UTC)
	Ok I don't see a moisture sensor on the schematics as well. Does your timer setting have a high temp setting and a low temp setting? Can you send a pic of the timer dial face? Also when you set it for timed dry how long does it take to dry a load? More than 45 to 55 minutes?
bryanakers	Posted: Monday, October 10, 2016 5:42:01 AM(UTC)
	I have just started to notice that our Maytag dryer is not drying clothes completely. It seems to happen when using the "Energy Preferred" setting. The clothes dry halfway, then if you run it again, they will dry correctly. I thought this would be a moisture sensor issue, but I can't find it inside the drum! Does anyone know what this might be or even where the moisture sensor is located. The clothes seem to dry fine on a timed setting, but not the setting where the dryer determines the correct time. Thanks! Bryan

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