Anyone have any clothes dryer knowledge?

Ha! I have used that website many times to fix different stuff in the home and it is pretty darn good.

 

His dryer runs but doesn’t heat

 

When was the last time the vent was cleaned ?

 

the entire vent too, not just immediately behind the dryer but all the way outside.

 

Admiral aed4675yq

 

Admiral aed4675yq about 6 years old
I've taken the whole vent pipe apart and looked

 

Take the vent completely off the back of the dryer.

Run a load.

Report back.

 

Also, there’s now 3 appliance technicians in here.

Please begin to ignore the other suggestions.

 

Do you have a knob that determines the drying level? Not sure how to word it, but ours has air dry, low, medium, etc.

 

I had the exact same problem. My vent is about 16ft long. Thought I had enough airflow until I ran a snake cleaning brush through it. Filled up a 5 gallon bucket with shit. Cut my drying time in half.
Carry on fellas.

 

Pshh its not a LG what do you know? Jk

 

Total length is probably about 15 feet. Directly out the back of the unit is the hard but flexible pipe then on the other side of the wall starts the foil with the spiral wire type. It travels up that wall then across the garage ceiling til it dumps outside. No 90 degree angles in the pipe but prob about a 125 degree angle.

 

Repost.

 

updates?

 

TW needs a feature that rewards members when they report back results of the advice given by other members and what solved the problem, especially when it has to do with Tacoma diagnosis/repair.

 

@nivek5sfe

 

Whoa, bud.

What’s a TW “help me” thread without a bunch of erroneous posts until legit help arrives, then once it does the OP checks the fuck out.

 

Standard operating procedure for any internet forum.

Worked on it again yesterday, we had a "Snow" day in Georgia.

Took the only duct work off that I hadn't previously taken off and cleaned it out. when I looked at it before I could see through both ends of the section, albeit having buildup in it, so I figured it was no big deal. After cleaning it out it seems to be back to normal after running a load. You dudes were right, a clog.

 

Good to hear. Check that duct every 5 years! Dryers burn a lot of houses down.