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Kenmore Dryer
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Whirlpool Dryer repair
General Electric Dryer repair
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LG Dryer
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Amana Dryer repair
Maytag Dryer repair
Jenn-Air Dryer repair
Frigidaire Dryer repair
Samsung Dryer repair
Dryer Repair: We fix most brands and models of
washing machines including Kenmore, Whirlpool, General Electric, Amana,
Maytag, LG Amana, Samsung, Bosch and Jenn-Air.
We repair most Dryer problems including poor
drying, leaks, electrical, loud noises and all other problems.
For fast, reliable professional service. Our
technicians are standing by and ready to relieve you from your Dryer problems.
See Maintenance Tips Below

Dryer Tips and
Information
Attempting to repair a Dryer without proper training and safety standards is
dangerous. Dryers should only be repaired by skilled professionals
who have the knowledge and experience to safely bring them out of disrepair. Repairs performed by unqualified
people risk serious injury or even death. A relatively small outlet can easily carry the current needed to kill
a person.
To reduce the need of repairs, use the following preventative measures. Proper
maintenance and care is essential in keeping your dryer running efficiently. Improper care will cause your unit
to overwork by using more electricity to keep you clothes dry than if properly maintained. By following these
tips, you can prolong the life of your clothes dryer, prevent fires and avoid many costly repairs.
8 Money Saving Tips that will extend the life of your clothes dryer and
lower the cost of energy:
- Make sure that the dryer's feet are level to prevent an
imbalance in the machine that may cause loud noises and added wear/tear on the unit. For fire safety, do
not place the dryer near heat producing device.
- To avoid straining the motor, always plug the dryer directly into the
properly grounded outlet on your wall. If you absolutely need to run an extension chord, make sure a heavy
duty, 3-pronged extensions cord. If unsure, consult the manufacturer specifications in the user
guide.
- Empty the lint filter after each and every use for efficient drying and
fire prevention. Remove anything else that can impede good airflow. Do not forget to clean the back of the
dryer where lint settles over time.
- Vent your dryer to the outside, never vent it inside. Clean out exhaust
vent system at least once a year to remove clogs or other obstructions that can impede good airflow. The
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) estimates that fires associated with clothes dryers occur
frequently causing as many as 15 death and 70 to 80 million in property damage each year. See our
maintenance links for additional information.
- Do not place foam backed rugs, rubber/plastic shoes or other heat
sensitive articles in dryers. Also, to prevent fires, do not place clothing or other items soiled with
flamemable substances like gasoline and alcohol. Check the pockets of clothes for crayons and other heat
sensitive items that may ruin the other clothes.
- To save energy, do not overload the dryer and make sure items are not
water logged. This may burn out the motor.
- Clean up all spills from the top of the dryer. Many detergents and
solvents can damage finish. Clean with a mild household dish soap or baking soda and rinse with warm water
and wipe dry.
- Always read manufacturer's guides and follow operating
instructions.
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If after completing these maintenance tips your dryer is still not
running at 100%, please
schedule a service call or give us a call
at (888)
323-5565.