What happened. What we found. What we repaired.

A Whirlpool dryer in South Prairie, WA, was making unusual noises during operation due to debris caught in the front bulkhead. The technician removed the debris and tested the dryer to confirm proper operation.

A Maytag dryer in Sachse was not heating. The technician found an open heat element, replaced it, and confirmed the dryer was heating again during the visit.

A GE dryer in Alba was reported tumbling without heat. The vent was found disconnected, then reconnected and the dryer was tested again with heat present.

A Samsung dryer in Forney would not tumble. Inspection pointed to a heat-related failure. The dryer was repaired and tested during a follow-up visit.

A Maytag dryer in Plano was not heating. The technician found a broken heating element coil, replaced the element, and tested the dryer on heat to confirm it was working at the time of service.

A GE dryer in Greenville would not start. Inspection found a broken, free‑spinning timer knob. The timer and knob were replaced at the completed visit.

A Whirlpool dryer in Graham was making noise during operation. Inspection found failed rear rollers and a worn idler pulley, and both were replaced before the dryer was cycle tested.

An LG dryer in Puyallup was making a loud noise during operation. Inspection found a failed roller, and the dryer was repaired and tested afterward.

A Maytag dryer in Allen was not rotating. Inspection found the idler pulley out of place, and the unit was repaired and tested afterward.

A Samsung dryer in Krum was running but not heating. Diagnostics found a faulty heating element, which was replaced and tested afterward.