When your dryer malfunctions, it's more than an inconvenience. Even a dryer that functions inadequately can lead to costly issues down the line. If you notice any problems with your dryer, reach out to the professionals at Mr. Appliance^® of Lake Nona for skilled dryer repair services.

Our teams of service professionals deliver dependable repairs, flexible scheduling, and transparent pricing with no hidden fees.

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Types of Dryers We Expertly Repair

Every clothes dryer is unique, just like every household. Mr. Appliance^® of Lake Nona’s service providers are trained and prepared to perform repairs on a variety of clothes dryers, including:

Electric dryers
Gas dryers
Front-loading dryers
Vented dryers
Ventless dryers

Gas or Electric: Choosing the Right Dryer for Your Home

The primary distinction between gas and electric dryers lies in how they generate heat. While all dryers utilize a rotating drum to agitate wet clothes through warm air for moisture evaporation, gas dryers use natural gas or propane for heat generation, whereas electric dryers rely on electricity.

Electric dryers have lower initial costs, but customers typically recover the upfront investment in a gas dryer after approximately five years. Gas dryers are more efficient and cost-effective over time because they heat up and dry clothes faster. Gas dryers necessitate a specialized gas connection, while both types require proper venting. However, compared to electric models, gas dryers emit more carbon emissions and pose a carbon monoxide hazard.

Whether you require repairs on a gas or electric dryer or a washer-dryer combination unit, Mr. Appliance^® of Lake Nona offers budget-friendly dryer repair services.

Common Dryer Brands We Service

Regardless of the brand of your clothes dryer, our team of seasoned professionals can ensure its optimal operation. From budget-friendly to high-end models, we frequently service the following brands:

Samsung
Maytag
LG
Whirlpool
Kenmore
GE

Dryer Components Fixed and Replaced by Mr. Appliance® of Lake Nona

A malfunctioning clothes dryer usually requires replacement parts. Here are the most commonly replaced components used to restore a clothes dryer's functionality:

Thermostats
Motors
Belts
Idler pulleys
Fuses
Timers
Heating coils
Rollers

Common Dryer Issues We Address

Just like any other appliance, dryers can encounter problems over time. To prolong your unit's lifespan, reach out to Mr. Appliance^®of Lake Nona for routine maintenance and prompt fixes for these typical concerns.

Your Dryer Is Noisy

Loud dryer noises are not only irritating but can hint at underlying problems like a broken belt or worn-out drum bearings. Our skilled technicians can swiftly diagnose and resolve these noisy dryer issues.

Your Dryer Refuses to Start

From minor issues like an unplugged unit to major complications such as a blown thermal fuse, our knowledgeable Mr. Appliance^® of Lake Nona professionals can pinpoint the cause of your non-starting dryer and restore it to working order.

Your Dryer Won’t Turn Off

An operational glitch in your dryer that prevents it from shutting off when the door is open could be due to a faulty door switch that needs replacing by our service technicians.

Your Dryer Stops Prematurely

Electric dryers with blown thermal fuses may kick on but unexpectedly shut off, leading to inconvenience and wasted energy. Contact us so our service team can diagnose and fix this issue promptly.

Your Dryer Takes Forever to Dry

Long drying times may stem from user errors, clogged vents, or broken sensors. If basic troubleshooting fails, rely on the expertise of Mr. Appliance^® of Lake Nona professionals to identify and rectify the problem.

Your Dryer Isn't Heating Properly

When gas or electric dryers fail to heat up correctly, let our service experts inspect and resolve the heating problem efficiently.

Your Dryer Doesn't Tumble

If your dryer drum fails to spin, worn-out drum bearings or drive belts might be the culprits requiring replacement by our dedicated technicians.

Your Dryer Door Won't Close

An improperly closing dryer door can lead to various issues. If you suspect latch integrity problems, arrange for repairs with our service provider.

FAQ: Common Dryer Repair Questions Answered

Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a novice, dryer issues can still puzzle you. Here are some frequently asked questions about common dryer malfunctions answered by Mr. Appliance^® of Lake Nona’s expert team.

What Causes a Dryer to Malfunction?

A dryer may fail to start due to simple reasons like being unplugged or overloaded. More complex issues such as a faulty outlet, blown thermal fuse, broken door switch, or failing components like the start button, belt, or motor could also be the culprits.

How Can I Identify If My Dryer Is Faulty?

Signs of a malfunctioning dryer include prolonged drying times, failure to start/spin/heat up, loud noises, or strange odors like burning smells.

Is Self-Repair of Dryers Possible?

You may be able to fix minor dryer problems by replacing specific parts yourself. However, complex issues related to the control board, thermal fuse, or heating element should be handled by professionals.

Is Repairing a Dryer Economical?

Repair is worthwhile if the cost is less than two-thirds of buying a new one. It's an option even when on a budget and considering repair as a temporary solution.

Explaining Gas Dryer Connections

A gas dryer requires an electrical cord for the outlet and a gas line hookup. The gas line is typically coated in yellow or appears as a braided stainless steel line.

Understanding Thermal Fuses

A thermal fuse is a built-in safety that triggers when airflow overheats in the dryer. An obstructed exhaust vent commonly causes this issue and will need professional replacement.

Detecting Gas Odors in Your Dryer

If your dryer smells like gas when not in use, it indicates possible ignition failures or leaks in the exhaust system. Respond by contacting your gas company first before seeking professional repairs.

Importance of Dryer Ventilation

Gas dryers emit carbon dioxide that must be vented outside for safety. Adequate ventilation also prevents moisture build-up and potential mildew growth in your laundry space.

Differentiating Between Gas and Electric Dryers

An electric dryer plugs into a heavy-duty 220-volt outlet with only one cord. In contrast, a gas model has an additional thin connector (often stainless steel) for the gas supply hookup along with the electric wire connection.

Ensure your household routine stays on track by addressing any malfunctioning dryer issues promptly. The dedicated team of service professionals at Mr. Appliance^® of Lake Nona is prepared to swiftly resolve any dryer problems, regardless of their complexity.

Request an appointment or schedule a service for your dryer repair today to restore functionality to your laundry room and keep your daily tasks running smoothly!