If your dryer isn’t running as well as it could be, you may have more than just an inconvenience on your hands. The heat involved in a drying cycle can create a fire hazard if some of the internal mechanisms aren’t working properly. And, of course, no one wants to go through the expense and time of completely replacing their dryer after a minor problem becomes unfixable.
Preventing those scenarios is as easy as paying regular attention to how your appliance runs and watching for these signs that indicate that your dryer might need some help:
A Burning Smell
If the lint trap is clear and your dryer is still producing a burning smell, call a repair service like National Appliance Service as soon as possible. There are many potential causes and you want to act fast to prevent any safety hazards.
Your Items Are Still Damp
One clear sign your dryer needs some attention is if the items inside are still damp and cold after an hour or more of cycling. Our professionals can supply the right dryer parts or dryer repair needed to put a stop to this frustrating issue.
Your Dryer Won’t Start
Don’t hesitate to reach out to professionals like National Appliance Service if your dryer simply won’t start or if you notice several interruptions throughout the course of the cycle. We can identify the problem and provide the most cost-effective solution.
The Dryer Drum Doesn’t Turn
This is a common problem, so there’s no need to start thinking about getting a replacement quite yet. If there’s a problem with the belt or other internal mechanism, our specialists can provide the repair or part needed to get your dryer turning again.
National Appliance Service has been providing the Western New York area with exceptional repair of washers, dryers, dishwashers, and much more for 80 years. Our team provides factory-authorized warranty repairs and stays up to date on all the latest household technologies, which often allows us to do the needed repairs on the spot.
Call or contact us online to get our services in Buffalo, NY; Cheektowaga, NY; Tonawanda, NY; and Amherst, NY.