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Dryer Repair is nearby in Minneapolis / St. Paul, MN, and the suburbs. Call or text me at (612) 913-6986. I am a local clothes dryer repairman in the Twin Cities, and I am highly trained and experienced for same-day completion. 45 years of experience in Gas Dryer Repairs or Electric Dryer Repairs Today.
If you are looking for a clean dryer, you have come to the best dryer repair company. I will also inspect your dryer; if you already have a clean dryer, there is no need, and I will explain.
I fix dryers made by Whirlpool, Sears, Kenmore, Kitchen Aid, Maytag, Amana, GE, Frigidaire, LG, Samsung, Electrolux, and more. Just ask. I have loads of experience. I have also offered Sears Kenmore Dryer Repair for 45 years. Don't wait 10 days for a Sears Kenmore dryer repair or talk to a computer. Don't listen to someone trying to sell you hard a service contract. I want you as a client for life, and I will show you.
I will be there today to help with your Kenmore dryer or Whirlpool dryer. Talk to a friendly, trained secretary or me, the dryer repairman, and you will notice we are listening to your concerns. Your Whirlpool Dryer Repair typically takes 1 hour or less once I arrive at your home. The sooner you call for Whirlpool Dryer Repair in the morning, the easier it is to schedule you today.
I have 45 years of experience in Whirlpool Dryer Repair in Minneapolis-Saint Paul, so you don't have to wait for Whirlpool / Sears Kenmore Dryer Repair. I will be there today, or what is convenient for you or your family. Your Whirlpool Duet Dryer Repair parts are in my van most of the time.
There is no extra charge for the trip to the nearest appliance parts store. Clients often call for Maytag dryer repair because it squeaks or rumbles. Don't be in a hurry to replace the broken Maytag dryer. If fixed by a professional, your older dryer will usually outlast the new clothes dryer and the disappointments along the way.
Dryer Repair Nearby
Dryer Repair is nearby in Richfield, Bloomington, Edina, Apple Valley, St. Louis Park, Eagan, Burnsville, Eden Prairie, Minnetonka, Golden Valley, Hopkins, Crystal, Plymouth, Wayzata, Mendota Heights, Medicine Lake, St. Anthony, Columbia Heights, New Hope, Roseville, North Saint Paul, West Saint Paul, New Brighton, Falcon Heights, South Saint Paul, Arden Hills, Maple Wood, and more.
Experience Is The Key
Typically, I can offer Maytag dryer repair today. Did you know your old Maytag dryer, repaired by a professional dryer repairman, will outlast your following two dryers? Plus, you would have saved money on the purchase and its breakdowns soon after. I have a well-stocked van ready for that Maytag Dryer Repair today.
Clients will ask, Is my dryer worth saving, or should I buy a new one? How long do dryers last? There is no life expectancy for dryers; it depends on these factors. 1. What kind of dryer is it? 2. Have you done your best to take care of that dryer? 3. How many loads of drying a week? 4. Do you dry seven loads on a Sunday or spread the loads out throughout the week? Some clients will do seven loads on a Sunday, and the parts of that dryer get hotter and hotter with every load. Until the parts squeak and break, those dryers need motors. I don't put in many motors on clothes dryers. When I do, I find out the client does most of their laundry on a Sunday. Seniors will dry two light loads a week; therefore, their dryers can last 20+ years.
Every Dryer Has Its Own Story
Every clothes dryer machine has it's own story. I will quiz you about your drying habits when I get to the house. I will make sure I am not repairing a tired dryer. It is the new dryer that you should be concerned about fixing. Most believe appliances will break down and only last so long.
Call Minneapolis Appliance Repair Service today and ask the questions you need to feel comfortable before a service call. I am sure you will find the answers you seek and hear the professionalism. Please invite me to your home to make your clothes dryer repair problems disappear.
I reserve the right to refuse service to anybody anytime for any reason. Below are tips on how to repair the dryer. You should check before you call for a local dryer repairer. These dryer repair tips could save you time and money. Remember to put the dryer back together the way you found it before a service tech arrives; thank you.
Dryer Repair Tips
Here is a quick little thing you can do on your own to avoid a visit from a local dryer repairman. First, you should have a clean dryer. When your clothes dryer takes too long, this is the warning sign that a possible dryer fire is around the corner for you. Take the dryer lint screen out of the dryer first and clean it. Next, put the dryer lint screen back in and turn the dryer on. Pull the Clothes dryer lint screen back out on the top of the models and stick your hand just near the opening. If you feel lots of airflow, the dryer vent to the outside is clear. If not, you need a dryer clean of some sort.
The dryer might need cleaning, or the dryer vent hose behind the clothes dryer may be kinked or clogged. The dryer vent leading to the outside needs to be adequately cleaned. When and if you need our service, we will be there today. A clean dryer is a happy dryer.
Do-it-Yourself Dryer Repair Fix Tips
1. Monitor the clothes dryer closely so you can explain what it is doing or not doing. Record all error codes. You will save the serviceman time and your money.
2. When the dryer is heating but not drying, pull the vent off and do a load with a window open. If the load of clothes dries in the normal time span, then you know the clothes dryer is fine. The problem is in the venting system. Clean your vent as best you can and reattach the vent.
3. Clothes Dryer fires are real. We recently read that 15,000 dryer fires occur annually. So, if your dryer takes too long to dry, stop using it and call Minneapolis Appliance Repair Service today.
4. Hard dryer vents are a must; if you have a dryer fire, those flexible dryer vents can't contain the flames. Whatever is flammable near the dryer or vent will burn and could result in a bad day.
5. For dryers with computers, if the dryer is not responding to the touch of buttons, try unplugging it for 30 seconds and plugging it back in. Sometimes, the dryer will reboot and work just fine this time.
6. When painting with any chemicals in your home, remember this. Clothes dryers suck in fresh air and blow the wet air out the vent to the outside of the house. The chemical fumes will enter the dryer, and the flame or heat element will burn the fumes and make them smell bad. Getting that burnt smell out could be challenging, but it is not impossible.
Do It Yourself Dryer Repair Tips
7. Quite often, when using dryer sheets, I find them where they should not be in the dryer. Tie the dryer sheet to a belt loop of your pants or snag it in a zipper. Maybe tie the dryer sheet around a wash rag, too. Now, you can find it later without the help of a service tech.
8. Think before you throw a dryer away. I have found keys, credit cards, money, diamond rings, and dryers inside dryers' houses. Seeing folks throwing dryers away in front of their homes scares me.
9. It's risky to use a dryer before going to bed or leaving the house; accidents happen then.
10. Remember your pets before you close the door and turn on the dryer.
11. Overloading the dryer risks burning out the heating element, thermostat, or thermo fuse.
12. I talked to a client today, and she said her son gets rashes from dryer sheets. Try washing all bedding and clothing in white vinegar once in a while to remove the excess soap.
13. If your clothes dryer takes too long to dry, look inside the drum with the door open. See if a dryer sheet is stuck to the back vent and restricting airflow. I've seen this more than once.
14. Every adult should be able to find the clearly labeled circuit breaker for the clothes dryer in case of emergency. Practice this event ahead of time, and you may avoid a service call.
15. Static cling can be a problem in a clothes dryer, but not anymore. Make some large tin foil balls and put them into the dryer to bounce around. It would curb the static cling, and the need for dryer softener sheets would no longer exist.
16. Shake out your clothes before putting them in the dryer to prevent wrinkles, and try not to overload the dryer.
17. It is always best to clean a clothes dryer vent from dryer lint before you start a load. Sometimes the dryer lint is sucked into the vent as running, which will cause a clothes dryer repair.
18. If you can see behind the clothes dryer and see that the dryer vent tube is too long or kinked to restrict air flow, shorten it. Every little bit helps. Every bend or turn slows down clothes drying time.
19. Ball up large round pieces of aluminum foil and put them in the dryer to help with static cling.
20. If you're looking for a clean dryer, I can provide that. A clean dryer is a happy dryer. If you have questions or feel something is not perfect, you should get a dryer cleaned today.