Dryer Repair Service

Our Mr. Appliance service experts can repair electric dryers and gas dryers. Here are the differences between these two appliances:

• Electric dryers cost a little less than gas ones up-front and are also easier and less expensive to install. Exhaust requirements are very minimal because you only need steam venting.
• Gas dryers operate on natural gas or propane. Their initial price tag is a bit higher than that of electric dryers, but they end up being the more economical option over time. Specialized venting is required.

With their specialized knowledge of your type of dryer, our team of service professionals will provide a quick diagnosis and viable solution for your dryer problem. You can trust Mr. Appliance with your gas dryer repair and services.

Mr. Appliance can provide the necessary parts for your gas dryer, including: 

• Thermostats
• Timers
• Motors
• Heating coils
• Belts
• Rollers
• Idler pulleys
• Temperature switches
• Fuses
• Switches 

Services can vary by location, so contact your local Mr. Appliance franchise for more details on their gas dryer repair and maintenance services.

Dryers have a rotating drum called a tumbler, which circulates heated air and evaporates moisture. The humid air produced from this process is pushed through the venting system to the outside of your house, making room for dry air to enhance the drying process. Our service experts can repair any part of this system or clean your dryer vent to keep your home safe and running smoothly

Regularly scheduled gas dryer maintenance and vent cleaning can prevent high energy bills, limit the chance of inconvenient breakdowns, and correct potential safety issues. Schedule professional maintenance with your local Mr. Appliance today! Our dedicated team can handle all of your gas or electric dryer repair and maintenance needs.

When your dryer won’t work, check to see if it is unplugged or if a circuit breaker has been tripped. You may also have a bad thermostat, damaged terminal block, or broken start switch. These problems will require professional gas dryer repair services.

If your dryer drum is spinning but not producing any heat, it may be due to a bad gas connection, a faulty temperature switch, a damaged thermostat, or problems with the heating coils. Trust Mr. Appliance to find the problem and repair it. 

If the motor in your dryer is running effectively, but the drum doesn’t spin, it is most likely due to a broken belt. A bad roller, motor, or idler pulley could also be the cause. Our service professionals can check all these components to find the problem.

A dryer that gets too hot is a potentially dangerous situation and should be addressed immediately. A bad thermostat, clogged vents, or faulty heating coils could lead to this threat. Overheated dryers require quick service from a qualified professional.