Won't dry clothes remain wet and warm

it is normal for clothes to be a bit wet after spin.approximately about 80 percent of your clothes will be dry after spin. you may hang your clothes to completely dry or place it inside a drier machine

Ether a bad heating element,or an obstructed discharge vent. The bad element will prevent heat production, a blocked discharge will not allow humidity to escape, resulting in wet clothes. Hope this helps.

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More than likely the temperature sensor has gone bad. If the unit is under warranty I would contact the dealer...otherwise you need to replace the sensor.

Your moisture sensing bars may have junk on them. The way your machine detects drynesss ir with we clothes.
As them wet clothes rub them bars they short out the board and that way it knows them clothes need a bit more time.
If thm bars get a bit of softener oem and glaze over the bars then wetness won;t be detected no more and the control won't know them thangs is wet or dry and most likely declare a No Joy.

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most likely a clogged up vent

Check that the lint filter is not blocked or that the oulet hose is not kinked

Vent going away from the dryer is stopped up full of lint or the vent tubing is collapsed causing the hot wet air to remain in your dryer.

You need to check the venting. Take the vent hose off the back of the dryer and try drying a load with it off and see if it will fully dry. If so, clean the vent hose.