Dryer Repair Service
Experience the joy of fresh, perfectly dried bed linen with Good Repairman. We specialize in top-quality repairs, maintenance, and vent cleaning for your dryer. Our expert technicians are well-equipped to fix any issue with your dryer.
From heating elements to faulty controls, our repairman tackles all aspects of dryer repair. We address the root cause of the problem to ensure lasting solutions and optimal performance.
Our locally trained and fully licensed technicians are experts in repairing and maintaining gas and electric dryers. We've got you covered, whether it's a minor door adjustment or a more severe problem, such as a burning odor or insufficient heat output. Don't let a malfunctioning dryer disrupt your daily routine - we can fix it all.
The dryer's drying process involves a rotating drum that circulates heated and evaporating moisture. The ventilation system removes water and replaces it with dry air to maximize efficiency. The drying process could be affected if the vent or any other system part is clogged or fails. Our technicians can handle dryer repair and dryer vent cleaning requirements.
1Confirm the door is tightly closed, opening and closing it again to be sure.
2Confirm the dryer is well-supplied with electricity or gas. If other appliances don’t start after you turn them on, reset the circuit breaker or check the gas supply.
3Inspect the fuse and replace it if blown.
4Ensure the dryer is connected to the outlet and plug it in if necessary.
1Inspect the thermal fuse connection and ensure this part isn’t out of order due to overheating.
2Check if the igniter is sparking. If it is not, it means the igniter is broken or burned out, and it can’t heat up. Thus, the radiant sensor can’t trigger the gas valve coils, and heat isn’t generated.
3Ensure the heating elements aren’t burned out. Test the gas valve coils if you are the owner of a gas dryer. Test the heater element if you possess an electric dryer.
1Check the drying cycle you selected. Change it to one that generates warm air for faster drying.
2If you choose an Air Dry or Air Fluff option, the drying process can be a little longer. Ensure the exhaust vent, located outside, isn’t clogged.
3Ensure the vent hose is not damaged. If you need to replace it, use a metal hose, not foil or vinyl.
4Make sure the length and positioning of the vent hose meet recommended standards. It should be up to 25 feet if it is straight, and up to 20 feet if it turns at a 90-degree angle. The shorter length of the vent hose with an angle is due to the airflow restriction it imposes. In short, exceeding the recommended length results in increased drying time.
5If you have a gas dryer, be sure it is well-supplied with gas. To check this, you can turn on another appliance that works on gas:
1If you hear clicking sounds from your gas dryer, there is no problem at all. Such sounds are ordinary signs of switching the gas valve on and off.
2Inspect pockets of the clothes you are drying and remove any coins or other items.
3Inspect the drum base to find and remove all loose items.
4Check if the dryer is level and stays on the floor with all four feet. Adjust the feet if necessary, as the noise can come from the dryer shaking while operating.
You can have any dryer. Good Repairman provides repair services for a wide range of dryers:
Gas Dryer
Electric Dryer
Vented Dryer
Condenser Dryer
In reality, there isn't much disparity between gas and electric dryers. Although the upfront cost of a gas dryer is high and requires a ventilation system installation, it is more cost-effective in the long run when operating on natural or liquefied gas. On the other hand, electric dryers are less expensive to purchase and install and more straightforward to set up with a traditional power outlet. However, their total cost of ownership is more excellent. Our technicians are well-versed in both types of dryers, allowing them to quickly pinpoint and efficiently address any issues.
If you have any dryer malfunction, no matter how major and complicated it is, at Good Repairman, we provide you with professional assistance to get your appliance back up and running.
To Reduce The Damage To Your Dryer, We Strongly Recommend That You Correct The Problem
Contact us as soon as you have any of the problems listed below:
The temperature of the dryer is very high
Your dryer fails to start
The dryer isn’t spinning
Your dryer doesn’t heat
Things don't dry
Your dryer makes an unusual noise
Any dryer problem could fail, causing you to pay more for energy and risking your safety. Regular and thorough maintenance is advised to avoid this.
Book an AppointmentAre you having trouble starting your dryer? First, check that it's properly plugged in and the outlet is working. If that's not the issue, it could be a faulty switch, thermostat, or other internal component. If the air stays cold while the tumbler rotates, it may be a problem with the temperature switch or heating coils. No rotation? Check for a damaged belt, idler, or roller. And if you notice a burning smell or the motor isn't working, don't hesitate to call us for a quick fix!
No matter the issue, Good Repairman has the necessary equipment and materials to replace any part of your dryer.
Motors
Thermostats
Door switches
Timers
Idler pulleys
Belts
Rollers
Temperature switches
Fuses
Gas tumble
Bearings
Heating coils
Burners
Heater box
Fixing a dryer may seem simple, but it requires a qualified technician. With over 25 years of experience, we offer a 90-day warranty on installed parts. Trust us for your dryer repair needs.
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