In this clothes dryer repair guide you will find information that will guide you on how to repair a dryer. It will walk you through the steps in repairing your dryer.
One thing you need to know before you get started repairing your clothes dryer is that most problems that occur with dryers is caused by the vent being stopped up. So after you make necessary repairs, check your vent and remember to always clean out your lint trap each time you use your clothes dryer.
The procedures for clothes dryer repair vary greatly depending on the manufacturer. So, the first thing you must know is the manufacturer of your clothes dryer.
Over the years, appliance companies have merged, split up and gone out of business. This may cause some confusion, for example Whirlpool manufactures Roper brand. Therefore, if you have a Roper dryer you must look at the Whirlpool dryer repair section. The next thing you need to know is the exact problem that is occurring with your dryer. First check your clothes dryer to see the exact problem. Then look at the list below of problems that commonly occur with dryers and click on the one that best describes its problem. It’s important that you get this right because I will be asking you to check parts unnecessarily if you click the wrong link. But don’t worry you can always start over.
If your gas dryer is not heating click here Gas Dryer Repair
Guide. Note if your gas dryer has any other problem choose from the links
below.
With all the appliance company buy-outs, shutdowns and merges, it is easy to
get confused as to what brand appliance you really have. Not to mention Sears
Kenmore appliances are made by all appliance companies. It is important when
repairing appliances to know what brand you are dealing with so I created this
page to help you determine what brand appliance you have. Who Made My Appliance
Reading A Wiring
Diagram For Appliance Repair
FAQ About Dryers
Dryer
Belt installation Guide - Belt Diagrams
Dryer
Vent Installation Guide
Dryer Cord Installation
How Dryers
Work
Washer and
Dryer Maintenance
Appliance
Parts installation Tips
Gas Dryer Repair
Dryer Cuts Out After A Few Minutes Of Running
Whirlpool Dryer Repair
Roper, Crosley, Estate, Maytag (after 2006) and most Kenmore
Whirlpool Clothes Dryer Disassembly
Whirlpool
Dryer Noisy
Whirlpool Dryer
Not Running
Whirlpool Dryer
No Heat
Images and
descriptions of Whirlpool dryer parts
General Electric Dryer Repair
Hotpoint and RCA
GE Dryer
Disassembly Guide
GE Dryer Not Heating Or
Long Dry Time
GE Dryer Noisy
GE Dryer Not Running
GE Timer Won't
Advance/ Dryer won't cut itself off
Images and
descriptions of common GE dryer parts
Maytag Dryer Repair (Before 2006)
Maytag Dryer
Not Running
Maytag Dryer
Not Heating
Noisy Maytag Dryer
Repair Guide
Images and
descriptions of Maytag dryer parts
Frigidaire Dryer Repair
Noisy
Frigidaire Dryer Repair
Frigidaire Dryer
No Heat Repair Guide
Frigidaire Dryer
Won’t Run guide
I hope these pages help you with your clothes dryer
repair.
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