Maytag atlantis takes hours to dry one load.

Sorry to say but it sounds like the heating element is on its way out... Happened to ours and repair was more than a new dryer so we brought a new one

SOUNDS LIKE THE ROLLERS HAVE GONE OUT TAKE DRYER APART (FRONT) PANEL AND SEE IF THERE IS ANY FLAT SPOTS ON WHEELS

no check your,,,power..outlet ,,breaker..than door switch...

Clean the lint filter(s) and verify unobstructed dryer exhaust. 99% of the time the dryer exhaust is clogged.

Older clothes do not produce as much lint as new ones. Also, if your dryer isn't getting as hot as it used to, then you won't get as much lint either. Does it seem to take a bit longer to dry your clothes? Also, check your dryer vent, if the airflow is reduced, the amount of lint that is expelled through the filter will deminish as well. You may have a build up of lint in the vent ducting to the outside that is restricting airflow.

Not too familliar with the gas temp either, but you should definitely take your lint filter out and clean it with soap and water. If you use dryer sheets, they can leave a clear film on your filter and it can be just as bad as a filter full of lint. Try this out, if it works, clean your filter periodically with soap and water to remove the chemical buildup.

first, check your exhaust, you have to make sure there is no buildup at all inside it. this is the most common problem to cause this. if lint gets backed up, there is a sensor that shuts down the heating element after only a few seconds. hope this helps

HI thE ELEMENT IS LOCATED AT THE FRONT RIGHT SIDE.REMOVE THE FRONT PANEL 2 SCREWS ON FRONT AT BOTTOM REMOVE PANEL THE ELEMENT RIGHT THERE ON RIGHT THANKS FOR THE QUESTION THE APPLIANCE DOC

clean out your vents going out your home have someone also clean out the lint that has been pushed in side your dryer

the gas coils have a problem. as the dryer heats p the coils on the gas valve are failing causing the dryer not to heat. replace the coils and you should have no problem