Modern dryers have great functionality and a variety of drying programs to handle a variety of fabrics perfectly. They can dry tight jeans, and the finest silk and chiffon in just half an hour. The latest models are equipped with humidity sensors and when the set values are reached, the dryer turns off. As a result, energy is saved, time is measured and the fabric does not dry out.

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In short, the main task of the dryer is to blow the laundry loaded into the drum with heated air. Due to the special design of the drum, the linen in it slides along during rotation and at the same time turns over. As a result, there is practically no wrinkling of the fabric. There is no need to iron it.

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As a rule, malfunctions of dryers occur due to violation of the requirements of the operating instructions. Cases of factory damage are extremely rare. However, even the most reliable appliances of well-known brands eventually need to be repaired. One of the most common breakdowns is when the dryer does not heat the air. The air enters the drum, but it remains cold. The easiest way to detect such a malfunction is to touch the door. It must be hot. 

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The cause of the malfunction, when the dryer does not heat the air, in most cases is the failure of the heating element (heater). Not heating Kenmore dryer

is a problem for many owners. This can happen due to a breakdown of the temperature sensor, as a result of which the heater overheats and fails. Good news is that we have a solution. At Prime Air Solutions company, we service dryers fast and efficiently to satisfy customers’ needs at the highest level. Give us a call at (619) 655-3355 to check!

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