Dryer Repair in North Georgia

• Runs but doesn't heat at all

  Heating element or thermal fuse on an electric dryer, igniter or gas valve coils on a gas one. A blown thermal fuse is usually a symptom of restricted airflow rather than the root cause.

• Takes two or three cycles to dry one load

  Almost always the vent run, not the dryer. A long, crushed or lint-packed duct is the single most common cause we see, and it's also the one that starts fires.

• Squealing or rumbling while the drum turns

  Drum rollers, the idler pulley, or the rear drum bearing. It gets worse the longer it runs, so it is worth catching early.

• Drum doesn't turn but the motor runs

  A snapped drive belt. Common, quick, and not worth replacing a dryer over.

• Shuts off partway through a cycle

  Overheating from restricted airflow, or a failing thermostat cutting out. Same family of cause as the two-cycle problem.

• Clothes come out smelling scorched

  Stop using it and call. That usually means heat with insufficient airflow, and it's the condition that precedes a vent fire.

• Won't start at all

  Door switch, start switch or thermal fuse. All three are quick to confirm with a meter.

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