TumbleDryer2 HeatTemperatureSensor

This is the 2nd video to improve the performance of the Tumble Dryer that stops at middle of the cycle before clothes are getting dried completely. The first video, "Bosch Tumble Dryer Stops Every 5 minutes" explained how to fix that frequent stop. This video explains why the Tumble dryer stops at beginning to the middle of the cycle, once or twice, particularly when starting with a lots of stuff inside the tumble dryer. The video shows a humidity sensor, removed it and cleaned it. Also shows a temperature sensor and a limiter sensor, located at the back of the tumble dryer, and the hot air passage ducts and cleaned those. Also the video explains how the tumble dryer works for drying stuff inside, by showing passages of 'Cold air flow' and 'Hot air flow' in the tumble dryer, and those 2 air flows are meeting at the 'Heat Exchanger' where the hot air becomes moisture, and change its shape from moisture to water, and the water drops into the sump. I explained my theory of how the tumble dryer stops as its safety mechanism, based on the relationship between the limiter sensor and the temperature increase inside the tumble dryer. Since the start of making this video and the initial activity was more than 6 weeks ago than present, and initially I thought the tumble dryer was fixed however, the symptom was back before completion of making this video. So the comment at beginning of the video and the last may not be same. I'll update more of the activity after receiving a new heat exchanger, replace it and try it on the tumble dryer for a while. Thank you,