It feels like the whole household stops when there is a problem with the clothes dryer. Who’s got a clothes line and clothes pins handy while you figure out what you’re going to do next? And most importantly, are there enough clean towels for everyone to take a shower today?
When your dryer stop working mid cycle, don’t panic. Immediate Appliance can fix it fast with emergency repair service throughout six NJ counties. We’re your go to service provider with years of experience fixing broken dryers.
Dryer issues can be caused by a number of parts and mechanics when your appliance has an issue. Because your dryer, and all laundry appliances for that matter, are complex with specific parts that aren’t usually universal, a professional appliance and dryer repair team is your best bet to get it running properly again.
Just like any other appliance in your household, dryers have a lot of working parts and dryer problems are not recommended as a DIY project – even for handy homeowners. Trusting an expert repair service like Immediate Appliance will provide you with the best outcome possible.
Also, be aware that if your dryer is making strange noises, showing error codes, or not drying clothes completely in one or two cycles, it’s a good idea to call us for a dryer maintenance appointment BEFORE it breaks down on you completely.
A few reasons why your dryer is malfunctioning mid cycle are:
Dryer overheating
If your dryer stops working during a cycle, it could mean that it is working too hard and overheating itself. Dryers can sometimes overheat due to clogged dryer vent. If you think this may be the problem, it is best to get your vent cleaned out quickly. Another reason for overheating could be a faulty dryer motor. The motor is the heart of your dryer, and if it has issues overheating, it may be time to call your local service provider to address this issues before it gets any worse.
Defective moisture sensor
Another common issue with dryers that keep stopping abruptly is a defective moisture sensor. Your moisture sensor is what signals to the dryer that your clothes are fully dried are the process has completed. Problems with this sensor can stop your dryer at any time during the cycle. Issues involving dryer parts should immediately be diagnosed by an expert appliance repair service such as Immediate Appliance.
Circuit breaker tripping
A widely popular reason that dryers sometimes stop mid cycle would be your circuit breaker tripping. This can turn out to be an easy fix if there are no underlying electrical issues. Your dryer needs a certain amount of power to operate at full capacity. If you think this may be the issue, resetting your circuit breaker should do the trick, but if it happens repeatedly, it may be time to contact your electrician to give you the best estimation.
Get rid of that clothes line and let the kids turn the clothes pins into a craft project. At Immediate Appliance, we provide dryer maintenance as well as having diagnosed and fixed a number of dryers during our long history of appliance repair. With hundreds of 5 star reviews on Google, we are proud to serve the New Jersey area for all of your appliance repair needs. If your dryer is on the fritz and you cannot figure out why, call today.