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Posted on Feb 24, 2009

Gas Dryer Heats up very little, but not enough to dry my clothes

I have a Kirkland Costco Gas Dryer. My problems with dryer are: Everythig works except it does not get hot enough. It does get warm when it spins around, but not hot enough to dry the clothes. What could this be?

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You need to check that for vent hose is not kinked if it is not then remove it from the dryer and see if it work right if it does then the vent tube that goes thourgh the wall has a blockage

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