Having clothes remain wet or overly damp after a complete cycle in a Miele dryer is typically an indicator of restricted airflow through the internal ductwork or an insulation layer coating the electronic moisture sensor strips. Over time, microscopic residues from liquid fabric softeners or dryer sheets leave an invisible film across the metal sensor bars inside the drum, tricking the computer into cutting the heating cycle short. Other common causes include a heavily clogged fine-mesh fluff filter, an overloaded drum preventing proper tumbling air circulation, or an obstructed external vent duct trapping humidity.
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