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Dryer timer advances only if set in a certain spot. Clothes take forever to dry. Inside of dryer is very humid heat, not dry heat. We replaced the heating element about a year ago and cleaned out the vent. Is it the timer or something else? Thanks for the help!
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This may seem disconnected: Long dry times are often associated with clogged or restricted ventilation. You say you cleaned out the vent. Is your washer thoroughly spinning the clothes to a damp dry?
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Originally Posted by: magician59  This may seem disconnected: Long dry times are often associated with clogged or restricted ventilation. You say you cleaned out the vent. Is your washer thoroughly spinning the clothes to a damp dry? Sometimes I do have to run the Maytag washer through another spin cycle to get more water out.
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this may be the cause of your long drying sessions. What's the model number on your washer?
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