Dryer repair services from a Lynn based expert appliance repair crew.
With plenty qualified and insured professional repair technicians on-hand, our team is always ready to take on any repair job. Get taken care of without overpaying thanks to our ultra reasonable and competitive rates.
We've been serving Lynn MA clients for many years. Both people and companies in the area regularly turn to us when they need any appliance fixed or serviced. We routinely provide maintenance and emergency repair assistance for local laundromats, property managers, landlords, etc. If your dryer needs fixed, we're fully capable of doing the job. Our team has extensive experience working on all different brands from Armana to Bosch, Hotpoint, Kenmore, LG, Maytag, Samsung, Whirlpool, Viking and many others. We've also worked on various luxury, foreign and specialty commercial brands. Our local source for dryer parts provides a great selection encompassing even many rarer models.
We are equipped with various common dryer parts in our work vehicles. We can often complete a repair without leaving your property. If we do need to collect parts locally we can do so right away and be back in a few minutes to complete the job. Regardless, whatever our cost is for the part is what you will be responsible for repaying.
You can book in one of our dryer repair specialists to diagnose your appliance issue. We will give you the repair quote and proceed if you are satisfied. The cost of your repair will be your parts expense plus a fair labor rate. We discount our diagnosis fee with any repair as well. Call (781) 410-4144 to get repair help today!
Is your oven heating up too much? If the temperature seems to be exceeding the level it should reach, make sure to assess the issue immediately. There might be a problem with the ventilation which could be a potential fire risk. Check if there is any dirt or debris accumulating in the ductwork. If that's not the cause, check that the heating element didn't short out - a multimeter will come in handy for this continuity test. You should also look for signs of damage or electrical failure in the blower wheel, felt drum seal and cycling thermostat.