Don't let a malfunctioning electric dryer ruin your laundry day. If you're facing issues like no heat or extended drying time, we've got you covered. Say goodbye to wet laundry and high energy bills!

At Mr. Appliance^® of Southwest Idaho, our experienced technicians are here to help. With our expertise and top-notch training, we can handle any electric dryer repair service you need.

Searching for speedy, exert electric dryer repair in Boise? Schedule an appointment online or call us to enjoy upfront pricing and the assurance of guaranteed workmanship.

Gas or Electric Dryer: Choosing the Right Option for You

When it comes to dryers, there are two main types: gas and electric. At Mr. Appliance of Southwest Idaho, we offer services for both, ensuring that you have the flexibility to choose the right option for your needs.

Here are the key differences between gas and electric dryers:

Electric dryers may be a more affordable option upfront, but the energy costs can be slightly higher, depending on your local rates. Rest assured, though, as electric dryers are easier to install and may have a smaller environmental impact over time, especially as the use of renewable energy sources increases.
Gas dryers operate on either natural gas or propane. While they may require a higher initial investment, they prove to be more economical in the long run, typically after about five years. However, it's important to note that gas dryers do emit more greenhouse gases and come with a potential risk of carbon monoxide exposure.

By understanding these differences, you can make an informed decision that suits both your budget and environmental concerns. Rely on Mr. Appliance of Southwest Idaho to provide reliable and efficient service for whichever dryer option you choose.

Discover Our Electric Dryer Service

No matter the age or model of your electric dryer, our experienced technicians in Southwest Idaho are equipped with the necessary tools and expertise to address any issue. We will not only repair your dryer but we'll also provide insight into the problem and advise on any preventative maintenance that can be done to avoid future complications. If replacing rather than repairing is more cost-effective, we'll inform you of that, too.

We specialize in servicing the following types of electric dryers:

Front-loading
Top-loading
Vented
Ventless

With a wide range of brands in our repertoire, we commonly service electric dryers from the following manufacturers:

Samsung
Maytag
LG
Whirlpool
Kenmore
GE

If you happen to have a gas dryer instead, we have services specifically tailored to meet your needs.

Do you need an electric dryer repair service in Boise, ID? Call us today or book your service online. We serve the Southwest Idaho area.

Looking for Dryer Parts? We've got you covered!

When your electric dryer is acting up, don't worry! Instead of replacing the whole machine, it often just needs a specific part to get it back in working order.

Here are the most common parts we assist homeowners with:

Thermostats
Motors
Belts
Idler pulleys
Fuses
Timers
Heating coils
Rollers
Temperature switches
Switches

Frequently Asked Questions

Why won't my electric dryer start?

Possible causes include a tripped circuit breaker, unplugged machine, broken start switch, or faulty thermostat preventing the dryer from starting.

Why is my electric dryer not heating?

If your dryer is not producing heat, it could indicate a problem with the fuse, temperature switch, thermostat, or heating coil. Trust our experts at Mr. Appliance^® of Southwest Idaho to handle the necessary repairs.

What if my electric dryer drum won't turn?

A broken belt is often the culprit when the motor is running but the drum is not spinning. However, it could also be due to a faulty roller, motor, or idler pulley.

Does an electric dryer require a vent?

Most electric dryers require a vent to remove warm, moist air and lint. They typically vent to the outdoors. However, there are "ventless dryers" that function as hot air vacuums, extracting room-temperature air from your laundry room, heating it, and then using it to dry your clothes.

How can I determine if my dryer is electric or gas?

If your dryer has a single heavy-duty electric plug that connects to a 220V outlet, it is an electric dryer. It is a gas dryer if it also has a thin stainless steel connector alongside the electric wire.

Experience top-notch electric dryer service with Mr. Appliance of Southwest Idaho. Schedule your appointment today for dependable and effective results!