Had the same problem, none of the fixes worked. Ended up taking the heater element out of the back, it was full of lint. That was the problem.
I had the lint alarm problem for a very long time. I replaced the gasket, bought a ner lint filter, cleaned the paddles..... nothing helped. Then I took a flashlight and looked at the back wall inside the dryer. There was a very little bit of lint in some of the holes, so I took some tweezers and extracted about half a thimble full of lint. The dryer has worked like a charm ever since.
Remove the exhaust venting tubes and clean thoroughly. When lint builds up the moister sensor prevents the burner to 100 % hot causing thsi
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