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Probably the vent is clogged. Check it from dryer to where it terminates at outside of house. You can verify this by disconnecting the vent at rear of dryer. Do one load and if rhey dry completely, this is the poblem. If this doest not take care of problem, chech the continuity of the thermostats. Good Luck
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