Dryer repair in Broken Arrow, OK

Dryers that won't heat or won't start

Gas and electric dryers fail in different ways: a gas dryer might have a bad igniter or gas valve coil, while an electric one could have a burnt-out element or a tripped thermal fuse. Colby checks the belt, idler pulleys, drum rollers, door switch, thermostat and controls to find the real problem. He also looks at the vent airflow, because a blocked vent can make a dryer run cold even when the heating parts work fine.

If your dryer squeals or rumbles, the drum rollers or idler pulley are likely worn. Before you call, make sure the lint trap is clean and the vent hose outside isn't clogged with lint—a blocked vent is one of the most common reasons a dryer won't heat.

Breaking Arrow homes often have dryers tucked into laundry rooms with tight venting, so Colby checks the whole duct path during his visit. Smell gas? Leave the house and call your gas company from outside. For repairs, most appointments come through within 48 hours, many sooner.