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How long does it take you to dry your clothes? Normally, it takes 50 minutes (1 cycle) to 1.5 hours to completely dry clothes. However, if it's taking you at least 3 cycles (probably 2.5 to 3 hours) to dry a single batch of clothes, then, there might be a problem with your dryer's igniter.
Due to a dryer either heats or no heat , I would suggest pulling the dryer out and removing the vent hose . Dry a load of clothes to see if they dry normally . If they do , this verifys that the vent hose is either kinked ( restricting air flow ) , or , if the vent runs UP inside the wall , there is a restriction between the inside vent hose to the outside vent . May have to go into the attic to clean .
Check your cvent going outside. also check to see if the vent is smashed. try using the time dry cycle and see how your clothes turn out. if they are still wet or damp. you have a heating problem. try those solutions.
Clean off the two metal bar inside the drum, near the lint filter. (these are the moisture sensors, which can become coated with fabric softener sheet residue, preventing the dryer from "seeing" that the clothes are still wet)
self help is right .first i would try a load with out the ducting.if you have good air flow and still didn't dry[because now youv'e elimanated the house venting as a possiable.replace your coils
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