Dryer Won’t Dry - Won’t heat - EASY FIX! Air restriction fix! FREE FIX! | Josh Cobb

In this video, I'll show you how to fix an Electric Dryer heating issue where it takes more then 1 cycle to get the clothes dry. This is a common issue typically caused by an air restriction issue.
Remember to unplug your appliances from power and shut off any water before attempting any repairs. My videos are for entertainment purposes only and are not to be taken as repair advice. Please consult a certified appliance repair technician if you are uncomfortable doing DIY work on your appliances. Proceed at your own risk.
NOTE* 9 out of 10 times when this issue occurs it’s due to a clog in the vent hose or within the housing ventilation system. Check that the hose is clear and that there is strong airflow coming out of the side of the house (or wherever the dryer vents outside). If there is no airflow, take the hose off the back of the dryer and see if there is airflow out the back of the dryer. If there is, it’s a clog within that hose system. If the air is restricted and not coming out of the back of the dryer, then this video is for YOU!
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Video Title: Whirlpool Dryer Takes 2 Cycles To Dry - EASY FIX! Air restriction fix! FREE FIX! | Josh Cobb
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Here’s another thing that can cause long dry times even when the venting isn’t restricted, weak high limit thermostat or a thermostat that’s rated for a much lower temperature that was installed at another point in time. Have a 1974 Maytag DE806 (matches the Maytag A806 in the profile picture) that I picked up in 2018 which would cycle the heating element below the cycling thermostat, ended up looking into why it was cycling the heat off despite having unrestricted venting (even when testing without a vent), turns out the previous owner installed a L140-20 thermostat which is rated 30F lower than what it would have came with originally which would be rated for 170F. Ended up putting a L180-40 (the original part is NLA, but it’s close enough), haven’t had a problem with long dry times ever since I installed that particular thermostat in.