Dryer repair

A tumble dryer is an important appliance in our homes. It makes our life easier by drying our clothes in a short time. However, like any other appliance, dryers are prone to breakdowns or malfunctions.

Our team of highly skilled dryer repair technicians will do everything they can to get your dryer back up and running as quickly as possible. We offer competitive prices for tumble dryer repairs and always provide a detailed estimate before any work begins.

There are several signs that indicate that you need a dryer repair.

Won’t Heat: If your dryer isn’t producing heat, it could be because of a faulty heating element, thermostat or timer. Check these components to see if they need to be replaced.

• Overheating: If your dryer is overheating, it could be due to a clogged vent or faulty thermostat. Cleaning the vent and replacing the thermostat may help solve the problem.
• Clothes take too long to dry: If your clothes are taking longer than usual to dry, it could be due to a clogged vent, faulty thermostat, or damaged heating element. Check these components to see if they need to be cleaned or replaced.
• Noisy operation: If your dryer is making unusual noises, it could be due to a worn drum support roller, a damaged blower wheel, or a faulty guide pulley. These parts may need to be replaced to restore quiet operation.
• Drum won’t spin: If your dryer’s drum won’t spin, it could be due to a broken drive belt, worn drum rollers, or a faulty motor. Check these components to see if they need to be replaced.
• Burning smell: If you notice a burning smell coming from your dryer, it could be due to a clogged lint or vent, a damaged heating element, or a faulty thermostat. Cleaning the lint and vent and replacing these components may help resolve the problem.
• Clothes get stuck: If your clothes get stuck in the dryer drum, it could be because of worn drum seals or a damaged felt seal. These parts may need to be replaced to prevent clothing from catching.
• Dryer won’t turn on: This can be caused by a tripped circuit breaker, blown thermal fuse, faulty power connection, damaged control board, or electrical wiring problem.
• Dryer won’t start a cycle: This could be due to a faulty door switch, broken drive belt, failed motor, thermal fuse, start switch, or control board.
• Dryer starts then stops: This can be caused by an overheating motor, faulty thermal fuse, damaged belt switch, control board problem, or restricted airflow.
• Dryer won’t shut off: This could be due to a faulty timer, moisture sensor, control board, temperature sensor, or airflow problem.
• Dryer shuts off too soon: This can be caused by a faulty moisture sensor, thermostat, control board, overheating motor, or poor airflow.
• Dryer keeps running after clothes are dry: This could be due to a dirty or faulty moisture sensor, timer malfunction, control board problem, or restricted airflow.
• Dryer has intermittent heat: This can be caused by a failing heating element, thermostat, thermal cutoff, gas valve coils, igniter, or electrical connection.
• Dryer control panel not responding: This could be due to a faulty touchpad, user interface, control board, damaged wiring, or power supply problem.
• Dryer display showing an error code: This can indicate a problem with the motor, temperature sensor, moisture sensor, heating system, door switch, or control board.
• Dryer timer not advancing: This could be caused by a faulty timer, moisture sensor, thermostat, heating system problem, or control board malfunction.
• Dryer door won’t close properly: This can be caused by a damaged door latch, broken strike, worn hinges, misaligned door, or damaged door components.
• Dryer door won’t stay closed: This could be due to a worn door catch, damaged latch, broken hinge, or misaligned door assembly.
• Dryer trips the circuit breaker: This can be caused by a shorted heating element, faulty motor, damaged wiring, loose electrical connection, or another electrical component.
• Dryer has weak airflow: This could be due to a clogged lint passage, damaged blower wheel, faulty blower motor, restricted vent, or internal airflow obstruction.
• Dryer drum turns slowly: This can be caused by worn drum rollers, a slipping drive belt, faulty idler pulley, overloaded drum, or a failing drive motor.
• Dryer shakes or vibrates excessively: This could be due to worn drum rollers, damaged support components, an unlevel dryer, loose parts, or a failing motor. GE also lists improper leveling as a possible cause of excessive dryer shaking or noise.
• Dryer clothes are still damp after the cycle: This can be caused by a faulty moisture sensor, weak airflow, heating system problem, overloaded drum, or temperature control issue.
• Dryer automatic cycle ends too early: This could be due to a dirty or faulty moisture sensor, control board problem, improper load size, or sensor wiring issue.
• Dryer light not working: This can be caused by a burned-out bulb or LED, faulty door switch, damaged socket, wiring problem, or control board issue.
• Dryer leaves marks on clothes: This could be due to damaged drum seals, worn felt seals, loose drum components, excessive heat, or clothing becoming caught between the drum and cabinet.