Expert Dryer Repair in Fayetteville, GA – Fast, Affordable & Local

Why Fayetteville Homeowners Choose John’s Heating, Cooling,

and Appliance Repair

•  Did we say experience, experience, experience? 28 years!
  Licensed & Insured – We protect your home and family. Upfront, Honest Pricing – No hidden fees
• Family-Owned & Operated – We live and work right here in Fayette County
• Emergency Service 24/7 – Because breakdowns don’t follow a schedule
• Dryer parts stocked locally – Quick repairs
• Trusted in communities like The Woodlands, Rivers Edge, and Stonebria

Serving Fayetteville & Nearby Communities

From downtown Fayetteville to the newer homes in The Villages at Lafayette Park, we proudly provide dryer repair services in Peachtree City, Senoia, Tyrone, Sharpsburg, and Brooks, as well as all of Fayette, Coweta, and Henry counties.

Need service today?

Call 678-603-7775 — a real local technician will answer, not a call center.

Brands We Service

We work on all major dryer brands, including:

• Whirlpool & Maytag
• Samsung & LG
• GE & Electrolux
• Frigidaire & Amana
• Speed Queen
• Kenmore & Roper

Regardless of the unit's age or where you purchased it, we’ll get it running again.

Dryer Troubleshooting Guide For Fayetteville Homeowners:

If your dryer won't start...

1. Open the door and close it firmly to ensure it's closed properly.
2. Check the door switch.
3. Confirm it’s receiving power. If the lights on the display don’t turn on when you press them, check to ensure the breaker is not tripped.
4. Ensure the dryer is plugged directly into a power outlet, not an extension cord.

If clothes are taking too long to dry...

1. Confirm you're choosing a cycle that uses heat to dry clothing. Cycles like Air Dry or Air Fluff don’t use heat and may take longer to dry clothing completely.
2. Ensure there's no lint blocking the exhaust vent.
3. Ensure the vent hose from the dryer to the wall isn't kinked or crushed.
4. Check that your vent hose is as straight as possible.
5. For gas dryers, ensure you have a gas connection at the dryer. An easy way to identify a gas supply issue is to check another gas appliance in your home:
6. On Gas Ranges - Turn on burners to see if they light.
7. On Water Heaters - See if the pilot light is lit.

If your dryer is making strange noises...

1. Gas dryers may click when the gas valve cycles on and off—this is normal.
2. Before starting the dryer, check all pockets and remove any coins or loose objects.
3. If you hear noises while the dryer is running, stop the unit and check for any loose items at the base of the drum.
4. Ensure the dryer is level and that all four feet are firmly on the ground. If the unit isn't level, it can rock during cycles and cause noise.

If your dryer won't heat...

1. If your gas or electric dryer will tumble but won’t generate any heat to dry your clothes. Here’s what you need to check:
2. Confirm the thermal fuse hasn't overheated.
3. The radiant sensor triggers the gas valve coils to start when the igniter reaches a sufficient temperature. (Gas dryers only)
4. Like the thermal fuse, the gas dryer igniter may break or burn out. If it’s not glowing, it won't ignite the gas in the burner.
5. Heating Elements can burn out over time, leaving you with a dryer that won’t heat. To test ohm out the heating element.
6. Check to ensure gas valve coils are powering up in a gas dryer.