“My clothes aren't very dry after the spin cycle. It then takes forever for my clothes to dry. Sometimes three drying cycles. Am i doing something wrong?”
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I have noticed this myself, but my dryer is handling it. I don't know what the issue is as to why they feel so wet after a spin cycle.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I just purchased a new machine and found the problem.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi Glenn, You might want to check the dryers venting, you will probably find blockages in the line that need to be cleared. If your dryer does not have proper air flow, it will take longer dry times and additional cycles to get the job done. The other thing to check is let the dryer run for about 5 minutes, open the door and make sure there is heat. The dryer would need a service call in that case. Most commonly though, we find a blockage has built up during normal use and once it is cleared the dryer performs much better. Hope this helps!
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