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We repair all brands and models electric or gas dryers in Atlanta. If your dryer doesn't get hot, dryer takes too long to dry or something else is wrong with the dryer, just call our toll free number and we will take care of the rest. Our Atlanta dryer repair technicians are available 24/7 at our toll free number:

800-643-7161

Please note: We have parts on hand for dryer repairs but do not sell parts to customers.

We repair all dryer brands in Atlanta such as:

Our dryer Service area includes all of Atlanta and the surrounding cities that are listed below:

Since attempting dryer repairs can be dangerous, in many instances work should only be undertaken by a qualified professional. And certainly the money you've saved by doing your own dryer repairs will be of little benefit if a careless accident sends you to the emergency room. For this reason, let the professional who is familiar and experienced with technical safety work on your dryer repairs. Call us 24/7 for professional Atlanta dryer repair at our toll free number:

800-643-7161

Dryer Repairs
Before you take apart a malfunctioning dryer, check the simple but often overlooked trouble spots. If the dryer will not start, look for either a blown fuse or a loose plug. If you find the clothes are not being adequately dried, the dryer lint trap or the dryer exhaust duct may be clogged.
When these faults have been ruled out, proceed in the order indicated below. Check the dryer thermostats and the door switches with a continuity tester, then look for obvious dryer failures in electric heating elements, or if you have a gas dryer call a service man. If the drum does not turn even though all electrical circuits are working, the drive belt may be broken, how easy it is to replace one depends on the type of machine.
All these tasks require the removal of one or more of the dryer's outer panels. Most are secured with clips or with sheet-metal screws. Important: Unplug the dryer before starting any tests or repairs.
Testing thermostats
If a dryer will not produce heat, check the heating element 'opposite) and thermostats. Most dryer thermostats have contacts that are closed at room temperature and open when hot. To check such a thermostat remove it from the machine (for typical location, clip continuity tester to one of its terminals and touch the testers probe to the other: the tester should light. Then hold the thermostat briefly near a flame intense heat for more than a moment will damage it. A click should be heard and the tester light should go out. If the thermostat is the type that is closed when hot and open when cool the tester light should be off during the cold test, on during the flame test
1 Starting the drying cycle
When the tinier is set, the main-motor arm is forced up onto the high part of the dryer. The arm presses both the main-motor contacts and the heater contact together to turn on both the motor and the heater, starling the drying cycle. The dryer begins to rotate when the operating thermostat. Previously selected by pushing a button or turning a knob on the control panel, lets the timer motor go on.
2 Timing the cool-down period
As the drying cycle continues, the rotating dryer allows the main-motor arm to fall into the first of two notches in the dryer circumference. Both the main-motor arm and the center arm drop from the upper contact. Breaking the heater circuit and shutting it off. But the downward movement does not separate main-motor arm and center arm, the main-motor contacts stay together to operate fan and drum as the clothes cool.
3 Turning off the dryer
The dryer continues to rotate during the cool-down period as the clothing temperature drops to a comfortable range. The dryer then lets the main-motor arm drop into the deepest notch in the dryer. Now the main-motor arm separates from the center arm, breaking the circuit to the motor and stopping fan and drum. More complex dryers may have additional contacts to control panel lights and cycle signals.

The tips and information that we have listed here is strictly for educational purposes. Since attempting dryer repairs can be dangerous, in many instances work should only be undertaken by a qualified professional. And certainly the money you've saved by doing your own dryer repairs will be of little benefit if a careless accident sends you to the emergency room. For this reason, let the professional who is familiar and experienced with technical safety work on your dryer repairs. Call us 24/7 for professional dryer repair at our toll free number:

800-643-7161

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