If your dryer has been taking longer than normal to get your clothes dry, it may be a sign that there is a problem with your appliance. Luckily, with the help of a few troubleshooting tips, you can usually get your dryer working efficiently again in no time.
The most common causes of a longer than normal dry time are:
You load your washing machine and start the wash cycle like any other day. It fills, agitates, but doesn’t drain, leaving you with a washer full of water and wet clothes. If you’ve found yourself in this situation, there is a good chance that you can repair this yourself by checking a few common areas on your washer.
WARNING: Before attempting to work on any appliance, make sure that all power (electricity) and utilities (water and gas) have been turned off and/or disconnected on the appliance. Read more
The Outer Drain Hose
The Outer Drain Hose will usually be the larger hose on the back of your washer. One end will be connected to the Drain Pump and the other will typically be in a designated Continue reading
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