Monogram Moisture Sensor Not Detecting Properly

Dryer runs but clothes remain damp at the end of an automatic (sensor) cycle; timed dry works normally.

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Possible Causes

Residue on moisture sensor bars, Broken moisture sensor wiring, Failed moisture sensor assembly, Poor drum grounding

How to Fix / Troubleshooting

Safety first: Unplug the dryer before accessing internal wiring.

  • Clean sensor bars: Locate the metal moisture sensor bars inside the drum and clean them with rubbing alcohol and a soft cloth to remove any film.
  • Avoid dryer sheets: Reduce or eliminate dryer sheet use for a few loads to prevent new residue from forming on the sensors.
  • Check wiring: Access the back of the sensor bars from inside the cabinet and ensure the wires are securely attached and not broken.
  • Test in timed dry: If the dryer heats and dries normally in timed dry but not in sensor cycles, replace the moisture sensor assembly if cleaning does not help.
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Repair Difficulty

Easy 2/5

Required Part

Moisture Sensor Assembly
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