Kenmore 90 Series Review

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lucysgirl's Review of Kenmore 90 Series Dryer

30th Jan 2006

Overall Rating

0.5 stars
  • Value for money
    0.5 stars
  • Special Features
    Not supplied
  • Durability
    1 stars
  • Service & Support
    0.5 stars
  • Owned Product For:
    More than 1 year
  • Ease of Use
    4 stars
  • Style
    2 stars

I would not recommend the Kenmore 90 series gas tumble dryer. Last year I replaced the motor. It is poorly designed poorly because it is very hard to remove the lint build-up inside the machine. Even though I clean the lint remover with every load, I smelled smoke during my last use. After removing the cover (which was hard) I saw charred lint in the rear of the unit. I wish I had never spent the money to replace the motor!

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  • DeWayne Ross on 2nd Jun 2007

    The 90 series driers have a reputation for lint build-up within. There is a cure! Buy some of the metallic backed duct tape you see being used while building a new kitchen, sit down one rainy day and tear your dryer apart...at least as far as getting the door, top and front panels off. Then wrap each and every junction you see inside that has to do with air flow. The results are phenomenal! Also, start making a habit of hand washing your lint filter about once a month with a fingernail brush or something of that sort. Yes, wash it! Today's softener pads have chemicals within them that cause a slime on the filter. They jam easier then! The lint finds another way out. A clean filter actually catches more lint. Make sense?