A dryer fuse that fails again needs more than another replacement. Stop using the dryer until the cause of overheating has been checked.
Tell us about longer drying times, unusual heat or changes to the exhaust route. Include the model, vented or ventless design and previous repair details.
Clean only the user-accessible lint filter as directed. Never bypass a fuse, fit a higher-rated one or run the dryer with exhaust disconnected indoors.
We check heat control and the correct part specification, plus the full exhaust path on a vented model. The repair must address the cause, not just the blown fuse.
Provide the dates of previous fuse replacements, the parts used and any vent or other repair work already performed. Replacing the fuse repeatedly does not explain the recurring fault. Do not bypass it or fit a different rating; the technician needs the service history as well as the dryer model.
Send the full model number, the symptom and any displayed code when you request a visit. The $49 service call is applied toward the repair; confirm the full quote before authorizing work. See the repair cost guide for questions to ask.
Same day service • Red Seal certified • $49 service call