Discovering your electric GE dryer model DBXR453EAWW is no longer producing heat is beyond frustrating, and while a non-heating dryer can indicate a new appliance is needed, more often than not, it simply means a faulty component needs replacing. Although there are a handful of parts that can stop your dryer from heating, two of the most common are a defective … Read More
How to Repair a Maytag Gas Dryer That Isn’t Producing Heat
When your Maytag gas dryer model MGDX655DW is no longer generating heat, your laundry routine can get a bit chaotic. However, before you start disassembling your appliance to search for a possible malfunction, take a minute to rule out an airflow issue by inspecting your dryer’s venting system. If you don’t find any obstructions interrupting the appliance’s air circulation, it’s time to … Read More
How to Avoid Harming Your Maytag Dryer
Using and caring for your dryer seems like a pretty straightforward process. First, you take your clothes out of the washer and toss them into your dryer. Second, you choose a setting and hit the start button. Third, when the timer goes off, you take your clothes out and clean the lint trap. As easy as that process seems, what … Read More
How to Replace a Worn Idler Pulley in Your GE Dryer
There is a good chance a worn idler pulley in your GE electric dryer model DBXR453EAAA is behind the squealing noise your appliance is currently making. The pulley is located between the drum and motor pulley, and its job is to create tension on the dryer belt, which helps rotate the dryer drum. Due to the high speed, the idler pulley spins … Read More
How to Repair a Kenmore Dryer that Overheats
If your dryer seems like it’s heating at one temperature and that temperature has been charring your clothes, there is a high probability that the heating element has shorted out and needs to be replaced. It might seem odd that the cause of an overheated dryer would be a malfunctioning heating element. This particular dryer repair could entail a thermostat, a … Read More
How to Diagnose and Repair a Noisy Dryer
Clip-clop, clip-clop, click, clang, clunk, goes the sound of your clothes dryer. Lately, your dryer is producing some incredible sounds that you have never heard before. Your clothes are coming out dry, but the sounds are growing louder and louder with each drying session. It’s time to take a look and see if you can do something about it. This … Read More
How to Replace a Frigidaire Dryer’s Moisture Sensor 134786110
Many dryers keep running until the clothes inside are dry. Instead of using just a timer, they use a moisture sensor. If the drying cycle isn’t matching the load, or the dryer keeps running an endless cycle, you need to replace the part. Order part number 134786110 for Frigidaire dryers and follow these steps: 1. Unplug the appliance or turn … Read More
How to Replace a Whirlpool Dryer’s Igniter 279311
If your dryer isn’t heating up, the igniter could be at fault. These parts are very fragile and break easily. Order a replacement igniter (part #279311 for Whirlpool dryers) and follow these steps to replace it. How to Access the Igniter 1. Unplug the dryer and turn off the circuit breaker. This is a necessary first step before any repair or part … Read More
Your Dryer Vent – Clean it Regularly
Regularly maintaining appliances is a proven way to help them last longer and it also helps the appliance owner save money from more efficient use as well. In the case of a clothes dryer, regularly cleaning the dryer vent system is also a safety issue. In this post, we will outline how investing a small amount of time in dryer … Read More
Dryer Repair: Replacing the High Limit Thermostat on Your Whirlpool Appliance
If your dryer is either not heating at all or it’s overheating, then your high limit thermostat probably needs to be replaced. This is a simple repair that takes just a few minutes, so if you have a Whirlpool brand dryer (including their manufactured brands such as Kenmore, KitchenAid, Amana, and others), then these instructions will match up with your … Read More
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