Don't let a malfunctioning electric dryer ruin your laundry day. Whether it's a lack of heat or other issues, Mr. Appliance^® of the Front Range has you covered. Our trusted technicians are trained to handle all your electric dryer repair needs. Say goodbye to wet clothes and high energy bills with our reliable repair service!

Book an appointment online or call us to enjoy upfront pricing and guaranteed workmanship from our experienced team.

Gas vs. Electric Dryer: Make the Right Choice for Your Home

When it comes to dryers, there are two main types: gas and electric. At Mr. Appliance^® of the Front Range, we offer services for both.

Here are the key differences you should know:

Electric dryers have a lower upfront cost but may result in slightly higher energy expenses, depending on your area's rates. Installation is easier, and they tend to produce fewer emissions over time as renewable energy sources replace coal and natural gas.
Gas dryers run on natural gas or propane and have a higher initial cost. However, they prove to be more economical in the long run (after approximately five years). Keep in mind that they emit more greenhouse gases and pose a carbon monoxide risk.

Electric Dryer Service: Everything You Need to Know

When it comes to electric dryer repairs, our skilled technicians in the Front Range are equipped with the expertise and tools to fix any issue, regardless of whether you have a new smart dryer or an older model. We will explain the problem and provide advice on preventative maintenance to avoid future occurrences. If we determine that replacement is a better option than repair, we will be sure to inform you.

Types of electric dryers we service:

Front-loading
Top-loading
Vented
Ventless

Brands commonly serviced by us:

Samsung
Maytag
LG
Whirlpool
Kenmore
GE

If you own a gas dryer instead of an electric one, learn about our gas dryer services here.

Looking for Dryer Parts?

Sometimes, all your electric dryer needs is a single part to be repaired or replaced. Here are the most common parts that homeowners seek assistance with:

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

Dependable Electric Dryer Repair

If you've noticed any issues with your electric dryer, don't hesitate to schedule an appointment online or give Mr. Appliance^® of the Front Range a call. Our experienced technicians are ready to provide prompt repairs, allowing you to resume your laundry routine without delay. Whether it's a problem with heating, tumbling, or any other issue, we'll diagnose the problem accurately and offer efficient solutions to get your dryer back in working order. Don't let dryer problems disrupt your daily routine—contact us today, and let's ensure your appliance is functioning smoothly again!

Frequently Asked Questions about Electric Dryers

Why won't my electric dryer start?

There are a few potential causes: first, check if the circuit breaker has tripped or if the machine is unplugged. Additionally, a broken start switch or a faulty thermostat could be preventing your dryer from starting.

What should I do if my electric dryer isn't heating?

This could indicate issues with the fuse, temperature switch, thermostat, or heating coil. For proper repair, trust Mr. Appliance^® of the Front Range to handle it professionally.

What might be causing the drum of my electric dryer not to turn?

If the motor is running but the drum isn't spinning, it's likely due to a broken belt. However, it could also be caused by a malfunctioning roller, motor, or idler pulley.

Do electric dryers require ventilation?

Most electric dryers need venting to expel warm air and lint. They typically vent outdoors. However, there are "ventless" electric dryers that use hot air vacuum technology to dry clothes without an outdoor vent.

How can I determine if my dryer is gas or electric?

If your dryer has only one cord connected - a heavy-duty plug into a 220V outlet - it's an electric dryer. If you also have a thin connector (usually stainless steel) in addition to the electric wire, it's a gas dryer.