A clothes dryer nearing the end of its operational lifespan displays several clear warning signs: taking multiple complete cycles to dry a standard load of laundry, making loud screeching, grinding, or banging noises from worn drum rollers and bearings, emitting a burning smell due to overheating or electrical strain, failing to produce any heat whatsoever despite the motor running, or the exterior cabinet becoming abnormally hot to the touch during normal operation.
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