My dryer is currently taking over two hours to dry a small load (2pairs of Jean's, 3 shirts and undergarments for 3 days)
All the heating elements work, the lint traps and hose have been cleaned out, the drum spins etc.
What I am wondering is, my washer and dryer are in a renovated pantry, vented to the outside, but has a door on the front. Is it possible that when the door closes the dryer is not getting enough airflow to properly dry the clothes? I usually close the door as it is loud and rather annoying.
My dryer is currently taking over two hours to dry a small load (2pairs of Jean's, 3 shirts and undergarments for 3 days)
All the heating elements work, the lint traps and hose have been cleaned out, the drum spins etc.
What I am wondering is, my washer and dryer are in a renovated pantry, vented to the outside, but has a door on the front. Is it possible that when the door closes the dryer is not getting enough airflow to properly dry the clothes? I usually close the door as it is loud and rather annoying.
My dryer is currently taking over two hours to dry a small load (2pairs of Jean's, 3 shirts and undergarments for 3 days)
All the heating elements work, the lint traps and hose have been cleaned out, the drum spins etc.
What I am wondering is, my washer and dryer are in a renovated pantry, vented to the outside, but has a door on the front. Is it possible that when the door closes the dryer is not getting enough airflow to properly dry the clothes? I usually close the door as it is loud and rather annoying.
Thanks in advance!