Is your electric dryer in need of repair in Parker, CO? Don't worry, we've got you covered. At Mr. Appliance^® of Parker, our team of trusted technicians is here to help you with all your electric dryer repair needs.

If you're experiencing issues like a lack of heat or longer drying times, it's time to give us a call. Our experts have the necessary training and expertise to get your electric dryer running smoothly again. Plus, we understand the importance of upfront pricing and providing quality workmanship, so you can trust us to deliver reliable service.

Don't let a malfunctioning electric dryer ruin your laundry routine. We'll take care of your dryer repair needs promptly and efficiently.

Schedule an appointment online or give us a call.

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

When it comes to choosing a dryer, there are two main options: gas and electric. At Mr. Appliance^® of Parker, we offer services for both types to meet your needs.

Let's break down the key differences:

Electric dryers may have a lower initial cost, but their energy expenses can be slightly higher, depending on your location's rates. On the plus side, they're easier to install and tend to produce fewer emissions, especially as renewable energy sources replace coal and natural gas over time.
Gas dryers, on the other hand, require a higher upfront investment, but they tend to be more cost-effective in the long run, typically after around five years. However, it's important to note that they do emit more greenhouse gases and pose a potential risk for carbon monoxide.

When it comes to making the right choice for your home, it's important to consider factors like energy costs, emissions, and safety. At Mr. Appliance^® of Parker, we're here to help you navigate your options and find the perfect dryer for your needs.

Get Your Electric Dryer Fixed Today - Expert Service at Your Doorstep!

No matter the age or model of your electric dryer, our repair technicians are equipped with the tools and knowledge to fix any issue. We'll not only explain the problem to you, but also provide guidance on preventing future occurrences through proper maintenance. And if it turns out that a replacement is a better option than a repair, we'll be upfront and let you know.

We service a wide range of electric dryers, including:

Front-loading
Top-loading
Vented
Ventless

Our team in Parker is experienced with the following brands:

Samsung
Maytag
LG
Whirlpool
Kenmore
GE

If you have a gas dryer, don't worry! Check out our gas dryer services for more information.

Looking for Dryer Parts?

If your electric dryer is in need of repair or replacement, we have you covered. Check out the most common parts that homeowners frequently need help with:

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

Rest assured, we have everything you need to get your dryer up and running again. Shop with us today!

Frequently Asked Questions

Why won't my electric dryer start?

If your electric dryer won't start, it could be due to a tripped circuit breaker, an unplugged machine, a broken start switch, or a faulty thermostat.

What should I do if my electric dryer is not heating?

If your electric dryer is not heating, it may indicate a problem with the fuse, temperature switch, thermostat, or heating coil. Professional repair is usually required, and you can trust Mr. Appliance^® of Parker to handle it.

Why isn't the drum of my electric dryer turning?

If the motor is running but the drum is not spinning, the most likely cause is a broken belt. However, a faulty roller, motor, or idler pulley could also be the culprit.

Does an electric dryer require a vent?

Most electric dryers require a vent to expel the warm, moist air and lint. Typically, dryers vent to the outdoors. However, there are ventless electric dryers that function as hot air vacuums, using room-temperature air to dry your clothes.

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

If your dryer has only one cord attached, which is a heavy-duty electric plug connected to a 220V outlet, then it is an electric dryer. If there is also a thin connector, usually stainless steel, hooked into your dryer along with the electric wire, then it is a gas dryer.