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Maytage Electric Neptune Taking 3 hours to dry...
I have an electric Maytag Neptune Dryer. About a week ago it started taking about 3 hours to dry the clothing in 'senor dry' mode. When I put it on timed dry, it still takes a very long time to dry. I also smell an overheating smell behind the dryer. Help.
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