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Dryers take more abuse than most appliances — cycling through intense heat, vibration, and electrical load. That’s why the most common complaint is a dryer that tumbles but produces no heat. This often traces back to a failed heating element, thermal fuse, or high-limit thermostat. Gas dryers may glow but never ignite, indicating faulty coils or a blocked burner. If your dryer takes too long to finish or stops mid-cycle, we inspect airflow, door switches, relays, and motor capacitors. We don’t guess — we isolate the problem with targeted diagnostics, so you get fast, accurate service from the start.
Our dryer repair service covers both electric and gas models, from traditional rotary dial units to modern touchscreen systems. We disassemble the drum and bulkhead to access internal components and test heating circuits under load. Our technicians check thermistors, thermostats, igniters, and flame sensors for continuity and resistance. On advanced models, we inspect the control board, UI panel, and sensor array for logic faults or firmware failure. If your machine shows error codes like F01 (Whirlpool board fault), E5B (Frigidaire heat failure), or d80 (LG airflow restriction), we use manufacturer-specific diagnostics to find the exact fault. Every repair includes a full-cycle test before we consider it complete.
If your dryer is under 10 years old, most issues — from no heat to start failure — are well worth fixing. Heating elements, sensors, and capacitors are all serviceable and often stocked. But if your dryer overheats, trips breakers, or shows recurring errors, we’ll help you weigh the cost of repair versus replacement based on parts, labor, and expected lifespan. We aim for same-day turnaround whenever possible and always explain the fix in plain terms. Whether your dryer runs but won’t heat, won’t start at all, or just sounds off — we’ll bring it back to full performance with speed and certainty.
Dryers take more abuse than most appliances — cycling through intense heat, vibration, and electrical load. That’s why the most common complaint is a dryer that tumbles but produces no heat. This often traces back to a failed heating element, thermal fuse, or high-limit thermostat. Gas dryers may glow but never ignite, indicating faulty coils or a blocked burner. If your dryer takes too long to finish or stops mid-cycle, we inspect airflow, door switches, relays, and motor capacitors. We don’t guess — we isolate the problem with targeted diagnostics, so you get fast, accurate service from the start.
Our dryer repair service covers both electric and gas models, from traditional rotary dial units to modern touchscreen systems. We disassemble the drum and bulkhead to access internal components and test heating circuits under load. Our technicians check thermistors, thermostats, igniters, and flame sensors for continuity and resistance. On advanced models, we inspect the control board, UI panel, and sensor array for logic faults or firmware failure. If your machine shows error codes like F01 (Whirlpool board fault), E5B (Frigidaire heat failure), or d80 (LG airflow restriction), we use manufacturer-specific diagnostics to find the exact fault. Every repair includes a full-cycle test before we consider it complete.
If your dryer is under 10 years old, most issues — from no heat to start failure — are well worth fixing. Heating elements, sensors, and capacitors are all serviceable and often stocked. But if your dryer overheats, trips breakers, or shows recurring errors, we’ll help you weigh the cost of repair versus replacement based on parts, labor, and expected lifespan. We aim for same-day turnaround whenever possible and always explain the fix in plain terms. Whether your dryer runs but won’t heat, won’t start at all, or just sounds off — we’ll bring it back to full performance with speed and certainty.