Dryer repair

When a dryer is running but not producing heat, it could be due to:

• A burnt or broken electric heating element.
• A blown thermal fuse or high-limit thermostat (often caused by poor airflow).
• A faulty moisture sensor or cycling thermostat.
• Defective gas valve coils or a weak igniter (on gas models).

When a dryer won't start at all, it could be due to:

• A broken door switch failing to register that the door is closed.
• A defective push-to-start switch.
• A snapped drive belt (many dryers have a safety switch that cuts power to the motor if the belt breaks).
• A blown internal thermal fuse cutting power entirely.

When a dryer is squeaking, thumping, or grinding, it could be due to:

• Worn out drum support rollers.
• Degraded front drum glides or pads.
• A failing idler pulley tensioner.
• A defective rear drum bearing or shaft.

When a dryer requires multiple cycles to dry clothes, it could be due to:

• A severely clogged internal or external exhaust vent (this is a major fire hazard).
• A partially failed electric heating element.
• A defective moisture sensor failing to detect dampness.
• A broken blower wheel restricting air movement.

If your dryer is displaying an error code, the control board has detected a specific component malfunction, such as a heating or airflow error. We use these codes to quickly and accurately diagnose the unit. Here is how we handle error codes:

• We decipher the exact code based on your dryer's brand and model.
• We test the specific sensors or relays indicated by the error.
• We replace the faulty part and clear the code from the system's memory.