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Kenmore Dryer 86294530 62945

winenotwhine

By winenotwhine
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winenotwhine

winenotwhine

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This is an electric dryer--the clothes are still damp at the end of the cycle so I have to run them an extra 15-20 minutes.

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winenotwhine

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I'll go check the vent. Gotta learn to read those FAQs first.

stumpowitz Kohai

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Vent will likely be the culprit. If not post back with findings

kdog Sensei

kdog

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seemingly makes sense- as the vent restricts,the performance of the dryer is reduced

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