Dryer Repair in Tampa

Our team has years of experience providing same-day dryer repair services in Tampa and surrounding areas. We can quickly diagnose and fix the issue, all in the same-day.

  • Our trained technicians can fix all brands
  • Fully stocked with all the tools & parts
  • Repair parts are backed by warranty
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Our Technicians On The Job

Common Dryer Issues We’ve Solved

Between the thick humidity that traps lint and the salt air that corrodes metal components, our local drying machines take a beating.

Our appliance repair technicians have helped out countless homeowners across Tampa, from Westchase to Ruskin and surrounding areas, so we know what the common issues are and exactly how to fix them.

Here are some common problems we run into on the job.

  • Dryer not starting
  • Dryer won’t spin
  • Dryer doesn’t stop drying
  • Corroded dryer heating elements
  • Strange noises from dryer
  • No heat from dryer
  • Burning smell coming from the dryer
  • And more

Types of Dryers We Service

We specialize in repairing all kinds of dryers to keep your laundry routine running smoothly. From a front loading model, a heat pump dryer, or a ventless system, we understand what makes each of them special.

Here are the types of dryers we fix:

  • Electric dryers
  • Gas dryers
  • Ventless/condenser dryers
  • Steam dryers
  • Stackable laundry centers
  • Compact dryers
  • And more

Why Choose Us To Fix Your Dryer

From high-efficiency front-loader to a heavy-duty stackable unit, our Tampa dryer repair services focuses on fixing it properly the first time. We understand the extra stress from the humidity, and lightning storms, so we know how to deal with them.

Same-Day Service

We keep our trucks loaded with the most common parts for brands like Samsung, LG, and Whirlpool so we can usually fix the problem on the spot. If you need a specific part, we can source it quickly.

Experts in Local Issues

Max Appliance Repair Tampa don’t just know appliances, we know how our high 69% – 78% humidity and salt air eat away at your dryer’s internal sensors and heating coils.

Clear Communication

You’ll get a clear explanation of what’s broken, how we fix it, and transparent pricing. Throughout the whole process we’ll tell you what’s going on, so you are always in the loop.

Our fully trained dryer repair technicians are ready to help. Give us a call at (813) 906-1062 to book your service today!

Dryer Brands We Repair

From the classic Maytag workhorse in your garage to the high-tech Samsung stacked unit in your condo, our team handles them all. We carry the right tools for modern smart dryers (LG, Samsung, Whirlpool) and mechanical parts for reliable veterans like Kenmore and GE. Contact us today and let us get your dryer back to normal.

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FAQs

Got questions? From troubleshooting tips to details about our repair process, our knowledgeable team is here to help. Contact us today for expert advice and reliable repair services you can count on!

A dryer may not heat up due to a faulty heating element, a malfunctioning thermostat, or a broken thermal fuse. A qualified technician can diagnose the issue and replace the necessary parts to restore proper heating.

If your dryer isn’t drying clothes properly, it could be due to a clogged vent or lint trap, which restricts airflow. It could also be a sign of a malfunctioning heating element, thermostat, or moisture sensor.

Most dryers last around 10–13 years if they’re taken care of. If you’re keeping the vents clean and not overloading it, you can usually get a bit more time out of it.

The decision to repair or replace an older dryer depends on many things like the cost of repairs, and how old it is. In many cases, repairing a dryer can be more cost effective than replacing it. Our qualified technicians can assess the dryer and tell you the best course of action.

If it’s taking way longer to dry clothes, making weird noises, breaking down often, or you’re experiencing any other common problems we mentioned earlier, it might be time. Once repairs start adding up or it’s over a decade old, replacing it usually makes more sense.

If a dryer shuts off unexpectedly during a cycle, it may be overheating due to a blocked vent or a malfunctioning thermostat. Checking that the vent is clear and cleaning it thoroughly can help prevent overheating. If the problem persists, a technician can diagnose and repair the underlying issue.

It’s important to clean the dryer’s lint trap after every use to prevent lint buildup, improve airflow, and reduce the risk of fire. Additionally, the dryer vent should be cleaned at least once a year to remove any accumulated lint and debris.

Not really. The spinning helps air move around your clothes so they dry evenly, without it, the heat just hits one spot. You might get warm, soggy clothes, but they won’t dry properly.