Your dryer maintenance includes a detailed 13-point inspection featuring:

• Drum seal and support checks

• Intake and exhaust inspections

• Electrical system inspection

• Temperature and moisture sensor cleaning and inspection

• Leveling

• A thorough cleaning of the inside of the dryer and exhaust vents

And much more!

A malfunctioning dryer in your laundry room is a real inconvenience. Most homeowners are way too busy to have to make a trip to a laundromat. To avoid piles of dirty laundry around your home, you will probably want to call a local appliance repair company for washer repair or dryer repair. Go with an affordable, reliable appliance repair service that performs same-day service like Ali Appliance Repair.

Just like any other appliance repair company across the United States, our technicians have the necessary tools, training and on-the-job experience to complete both common and complicated repairs during the scheduled service appointment. We stock our repairmen’s vans with manufacturer parts for all major brands of washing machines and clothes dryers – including LG, Kenmore, GE, Sears, Bryant, Carrier, Armstrong, Goodman, Lennox, Amana and more!

A very typical dryer malfunction is loud noises coming from the appliance. Broken seals, bearings or worn-down belts can lead to loud noises from dryers.

A clothes dryer that won’t produce enough heat to dry clothes is not very useful. The cause of the problem is either a broken high-limit thermostat, heating element or cycling thermostat. The same parts could cause a dryer to be too hot too. The repairman will inspect the machine to uncover the problem and solution.

When your dryer will not turn on, you want to be sure the dryer is not unplugged and every one of the circuit breakers are flipped on. If the appliance isn’t unplugged and still won’t start or tumble, the heating element, high limit thermostat or cycling thermostat will have to be repaired or replaced.

The opposite problem is if the dryer will not turn off. The reason for this issue is usually either a broken door switch or timer.

A dryer timer has to advance in order to complete the cycle. When the timer does not advance, it might mean there is a broken cycling thermostat or timer motor.