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Dryer Repair in Jacksonville
The experienced team at Max Appliance Repair Jacksonville delivers fast, reliable dryer repair services that saves laundry day. From dryers not spinning to making weird noises, we’ve fixed it all!
- Warranty included for our repair parts
- Same-day service so you don’t wait
- Technicians are fully licensed & certified
Vlad is a pleasure. He came to our home twice. The first time for our front load GE washer, he did such a great job that we called him back to clean our front load dryer. highly recommend the company and Vlad.
Pleasantly surprised with how quickly a technician was able to come to my home. Dmitrii was friendly and efficient with figuring out the problem with my dryer.
VLAD was great!!! after my dryer being broken for four months I was struggling to find a vendor who could fix it. Max appliance repair was great. Very communicative. Great was scheduling. Vlad was very helpful. Will definitely use again!
Our Team Fixing Dryers
Your Go-To Dryer Repair Experts
There’s many reasons why you dryer is breaking down, like belts, sensors, or more. That’s where our expert appliance repair team comes in. Max Appliance Repair Jacksonville is not just familiar with dryer repairs, we know the ins and outs of every major brand and exactly how to fix them properly.
Why Jacksonville counts on us:
Client Satisfaction
We treat every job like it’s for our own dryer. We take the time to explain the issue, answer your questions, and make sure you’re completely satisfied with the repair job before we leave.
Fully Stocked Van
Our vans are packed with all the common dryer parts and tools, so we can finish most repairs in just one visit, no more long waits.
Fair, Upfront Pricing
No upsells, no sneaky fees. Just honest work at a competitive price, letting you know exactly where the costs are going, before we start working.
Types Of Dryers We Fix
At Max Appliance Repair Jacksonville, we’ve worked on just about every kind of dryer you can think of, from the classic front-loaders to the newer, high-efficiency models. No matter if it vents out the back or recirculates heat through a condenser system, we know how to make it work normally again.
- Stackable Dryers
- Front-Loading Dryers
- Ventless Dryers
- Gas Dryers
- Top-Loading Dryers
- Condenser Dryers
- Vented Dryers
- Heat Pump Dryers
- Electric Dryers
- And more
Common Dryer Problems We’ve Repaired
When your dryer seems off, there’s usually a specific part behind the headache. The Max Appliance Repair Jacksonville dryer repair team knows exactly where to look and how to fix it right the first time. After helping homeowners for years, there hasn’t been a dryer issue we couldn’t fix.
Does Your Dryer Have This Problem?
| Dryer Issue | Likely Cause(s) | What’s Happening |
|---|---|---|
| Dryer won’t turn on | Blown thermal fuse, faulty door switch | The safety fuse cuts power due to overheating, or the dryer doesn’t detect the door as closed |
| Dryer not heating | Failed heating element, tripped thermostat | Air isn’t being heated because the element is broken or the thermostat has shut it down |
| Drum not spinning | Broken drive belt, worn drum rollers, seized idler pulley | The motor runs but the drum can’t turn due to worn or snapped moving parts |
| Dryer making strange noises | Worn drum support rollers, failing motor, loose blower wheel or baffle | Internal components are worn or loose and creating unusual sounds |
| Dryer doesn’t stop | Faulty timer, stuck cycling thermostat, dirty or bad moisture sensor | The dryer can’t properly detect when the cycle should end |
| Dryer turns off too soon | Tripping high-limit thermostat, blocked vent | Overheating or restricted airflow causes the dryer to shut down early |
| Clothes aren’t drying | Clogged lint trap, blocked vent, weak blower motor, faulty moisture sensor | Poor airflow or incorrect moisture readings prevent proper drying |
| Dryer overheating | Stuck heating element, failed cycling thermostat | Temperature isn’t being regulated, causing excessive heat buildup |
Call our qualified dryer repair experts today: (904) 595-9290
Common Dryer Parts We Carry
No need to worry about tracking down parts or waiting weeks to get your dryer fixed. The team at Max Appliance Repair Jacksonville rolls up to every job with a service van packed with the dryer parts we use most often. If your dryer needs something rare or model-specific, we’ll source it quickly.
- Heating elements
- Thermostats
- Belts
- Timers
- Moisture sensors
- Pulleys
- Motors
- Switches
- Control boards
- Rollers
- Fuses
- And more
Dryer Brands We Repair
We are always fully equipped to repair a wide range of dryer brands. From Whirlpool and Maytag to LG and Samsung, we handle repairs for all major brands, ensuring your dryer gets expert attention. Trust us to restore your dryer to optimal condition, contact us today for reliable repair services!
We Repair Appliances All Across Jacksonville, FL
Common Dryer Questions
From troubleshooting tips or details about our repair process, our knowledgeable team is here to assist. Contact us today for expert advice and reliable repair services you can trust!
Is it worth repairing an older dryer, or should I replace it?
The decision to repair or replace an older dryer depends on the extent of the damage, repair costs, and the appliance’s age. Often, repairing a dryer can be more cost-effective than replacing it, especially if the repairs are minor and the dryer is still in good condition. A qualified technician can evaluate the dryer and advise on the best course of action.
How often should you clean the dryer vent?
At least once a year, but more often if you use your dryer heavily or have a longer vent run. A clogged dryer vent isn’t just bad for performance, it’s also a fire risk. If your clothes are taking longer to dry, or the outside of the dryer feels hotter than normal, that’s a sign your vent might be overdue for a cleanout.
Why is my dryer tripping the breaker?
If your dryer keeps tripping the breaker, it usually means it’s pulling more power than it should. This could be caused by a shorted heating element, a faulty motor, or even a damaged power cord. In some cases, it’s an overloaded circuit or a breaker that’s just worn out. Either way, it’s not something to ignore, breakers trip to protect your home from bigger electrical issues.
How long do dryers last?
Most dryers last about 10 to 13 years with regular use. That said, a dryer that’s well-maintained and repaired when issues come up can often go the distance, and then some. If your dryer is pushing past the 10-year mark and starting to act up frequently, it might be time to weigh repair costs versus replacement.
Do dryers need maintenance?
Definitely. Just like any appliance with moving parts and heat, a little upkeep goes a long way. Simple things like cleaning the lint trap after every load, checking the vent for blockages, and keeping the inside drum clean can help prevent bigger issues. Getting it professionally serviced now and then can also help catch problems before they become expensive repairs.
How often should I clean my dryer's lint trap?
It’s crucial to clean the dryer’s lint trap after each use to prevent lint buildup, improve airflow, and reduce fire risks. Additionally, the dryer vent should be cleaned at least once a year to remove any accumulated lint and debris.