Dryer taking too long to dry?

Is your dryer taking forever to get clothes dry? A dryer that isn’t working efficiently can be frustrating and costly, but there are some simple fixes you can try before calling for repairs. Here’s how to troubleshoot and improve your dryer’s performance.

1. Clean the lint filter

A clogged lint filter is one of the most common reasons for slow drying. Clean the filter after every load to improve airflow and drying efficiency.

2. Check the vent hose

A blocked or kinked vent hose can prevent your dryer from venting properly, which slows down drying. Inspect the vent hose for obstructions and clean it thoroughly.

3. Test the moisture sensor

Many modern dryers have a moisture sensor that detects when clothes are dry. If the sensor is dirty or faulty, your dryer may run longer than necessary. Clean the sensor with a soft cloth, or replace it if needed.

4. Inspect the heating element

If your dryer isn’t producing enough heat, it may be due to a faulty heating element. You can test the element and replace it if it’s damaged.

Pro tip

Regularly clean the vent hose and lint filter to keep your dryer running smoothly and prevent potential fire hazards.

If you’ve tried these steps and your dryer is still underperforming, don’t hesitate to call us. We’ll have your dryer working like new again in no time!

You can call us at (647)-847-8774 to book an appointment.

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