MD Appliance LLC specializes in the repair of GE dryers. Prior to requesting our service, we recommend considering the following troubleshooting tips: Firstly, clean the lint filter and thoroughly inspect the vent for any potential blockages. It is also important to ensure that the dryer door is completely closed and that the settings are correctly configured. If your GE dryer is not heating, it is advisable to check the ducting for blockages. Cleaning a dryer vent is recommended once a year as a safety precaution. If, however, the dryer continues to malfunction, our team of experienced technicians at MD Appliance LLC is readily available to provide assistance.
Follow these steps to diagnose and potentially fix the problem with your GE dryer.
GE Dryer is not heating
There are several reasons why your GE dryer will not heat or dry.
- Inspect Lint Filter: Clean the lint filter to ensure proper airflow.
- Inspect Ducting: Check the dryer vent for blockages or obstructions that can restrict airflow.
- Verify Door Closure: Ensure the dryer door is fully closed, and the latch is functioning properly.
- Check Settings: Confirm that the dryer settings are appropriate for the load and not on an air fluff or no-heat setting.
- Seek Professional Help: If you are unable to fix the issue on your own, please contact MD Appliance LLC for professional GE dryer repair services.
GE Dryer is squeaking or making loud noise
There are several reasons why your GE dryer might make noise:
- Drum Bearings: Worn drum bearings can cause squeaking or grinding noises.
- Drum Rollers: Faulty drum rollers can lead to thumping or rumbling sounds.
- Drive Belt: A frayed or damaged belt can create a slapping or squeaking noise.
- Idler Pulley: A worn idler pulley can cause a squealing sound.
- Motor: A failing motor might produce buzzing or humming noises.
- Blower Wheel: A loose or damaged blower wheel can cause rattling or thumping.
- Drum Seal: A worn drum seal can lead to scraping or squealing sounds.
- Check for Foreign Objects: Coins, buttons, or other objects can get trapped and cause noise.
If you're still experiencing an issue after attempting to fix your GE dryer, our local technicians are always available.