Professional Electric Dryer Repair Service in Urbandale, IA

Professional Electric Dryer Repair Service in Urbandale, IA
Professional Electric Dryer Repair Service in Urbandale, IA

Don't let a malfunctioning electric dryer ruin your laundry day. If you're experiencing issues like no heat or extended drying times, trust the skilled technicians at Mr. Appliance® of Urbandale for reliable electric dryer repair service.

With our expertise and training, we'll have your dryer working like new again. 

Schedule an appointment online or call us to receive upfront pricing and a guarantee of quality workmanship.

Gas vs. Electric Dryer: Choosing the Right Option

When it comes to dryers, there are two main types to consider: gas and electric. At Mr. Appliance® of Urbandale, we provide services for both options.

Here are the key differences between gas and electric dryers:

  • Electric dryers have a lower upfront cost, but the energy expenses can be slightly higher depending on your local rates. They are also easier to install and may have a smaller environmental impact as renewable energy sources replace coal and natural gas over time.
  • Gas dryers run on natural gas or propane. While they come with a higher initial price tag, they prove to be more economical in the long run (typically after about five years). However, they emit more greenhouse gases and carry a risk of carbon monoxide exposure.

Details About Our Electric Dryer Service

No matter if you own a new smart dryer or an old one, Mr. Appliance® of Urbandale’s experienced technicians will come fully equipped to handle any repair issues during your electric dryer service appointment. We will explain the problem and advise you on any necessary maintenance to prevent future occurrences. If we find that replacement is a more viable option than repair, we will provide that recommendation as well.

Types of electric dryers we service:

  • Front-loading
  • Top-loading
  • Vented
  • Ventless

Popular brands of electric dryers we commonly service:

  • Samsung
  • Maytag
  • LG
  • Whirlpool
  • Kenmore
  • GE

If you have a gas dryer instead of an electric one, please refer to our gas dryer services for assistance.

Are You in Need of Dryer Parts?

Sometimes all your electric dryer needs is a single part replacement or repair. Here are some common parts we assist homeowners with:

  • Thermostats
  • Motors
  • Belts
  • Idler pulleys
  • Fuses
  • Timers
  • Heating coils
  • Rollers
  • Temperature switches
  • Switches

Dependable Electric Dryer Repair 

If your electric dryer is giving you trouble, don't wait to make an appointment with Mr. Appliance® of Urbandale. Our dedicated professionals are ready to quickly address any issues so you can get back to your laundry routine uninterrupted. From heating problems to malfunctioning parts, our skilled technicians will diagnose and resolve the problem efficiently. Don't let dryer problems disrupt your day-to-day life – contact us today and let's restore your electric dryer's optimal performance.

Frequently Asked Questions about Electric Dryers

Why won't my electric dryer start?

If your electric dryer isn't starting, it could be due to a tripped circuit breaker, an unplugged machine, a broken start switch, or a faulty thermostat.

What should I do if my electric dryer is not heating?

If your electric dryer isn't producing heat, it may indicate a problem with the fuse, temperature switch, thermostat, or heating coil. These issues usually require professional repair from experts like Mr. Appliance® of Urbandale.

Why is the drum of my electric dryer not turning?

When the motor is running but the drum doesn't spin, it's likely due to a broken belt. However, it could also indicate problems with the roller, motor, or idler pulley.

Is a vent necessary for electric dryers?

Most electric dryers need a vent to expel warm air and lint. Typically, dryers vent to the outdoors. However, there are "ventless dryers" that use hot air vacuums and recirculate room-temperature air to dry clothes.

How can I determine if my dryer is gas or electric?

To determine whether your dryer is gas or electric, check for two things: a heavy-duty electrical plug (220V) indicates an electric dryer. If there's also a thin stainless steel connector alongside the electrical wire, you have a gas dryer.

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