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Have you looked into AWS Cloudwatch logs? That's usually the best bet to see what's happening on the cloud side of things.
I set up a log group for that instance and it showed nothing.
I don't know if I set it up wrong or if just means things are fine on that side.
A few suggestions:
More here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/authorizing-access-to-an-instance.html
It can also happen if the Security Group doesn't allow access via standard port 22. In that case, you need to explicitly set your port when connecting.
Finally, if you've set up 'password free' SSH, make sure the keypair is valid and you haven't messed up file access privs.
More here: https://aws.plainenglish.io/4-steps-to-connect-aws-servers-using-ssh-without-key-pairs-17c64853918c
Suggest you try a process of elimination. Use the console SSH client to verify connection. See if that works. Then try the above steps to narrow it down on the client side.
HTH.