Thanks for posting your question! There are a lot of different things that could be causing your dryer to leave clothes damp. Can you give us some more details about what’s happening? For example, is the dryer spinning? Does it feel warm to the touch? And have you noticed any issues with the condenser filling up?

If you’re not sure about the condenser filling up, you can try taking a look at the condenser unit and seeing if there’s any visible build-up. That could be causing the issue. Another thing to check would be whether the vent or the hoses leading to the dryer are blocked - that could prevent the hot air from circulating properly.

If the dryer is spinning and the condenser and vent aren’t blocked, then it’s possible that the issue is just normal behavior for condenser or heatpump dryers. These types of dryers trap moisture from the clothes during the drying process, and they can sometimes leave the clothes feeling slightly damp. If your clothes are just slightly damp, that might be the cause of the issue.