A dryer that tumbles but never heats is one of the most common calls we get. The cause is usually a heating element, a thermal fuse, a high-limit thermostat, a gas igniter, or a vent that has quietly clogged. We test the chain in order rather than replacing parts by guesswork.
Diagnostic is $95, credited toward the repair when approved. Element and thermostat repairs are usually a single visit. We warn you when a clogged vent is the root cause, because repairing the dryer without clearing the vent means the failure returns.
Based in Lemon Grove, our core service area runs about twelve miles out — a tight ring on purpose, because it is what lets us hold a same-day window and arrive when we say we will. Larger jobs further out are welcome: call and we will tell you honestly whether the trip makes sense.
A high-limit thermostat or a thermal fuse opening under heat is the usual cause, often triggered by restricted venting. Both are tested during the diagnostic, and the vent is checked at the same time.
Yes — igniters, flame sensors, gas valve coils and thermostats. Gas connections are left to a licensed gas fitter where a line change is required.
Yes. Restricted airflow makes the machine overheat and open a safety thermostat. Clearing the vent is part of fixing the problem, not a side note.
See what each appliance repair costs, problem by problem — and the parts that usually turn out to be responsible.
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