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If your dryer runs but doesn’t producing hot air, makes loud noise or simply acts oddly, we are available to provide a solution for your dryer problem immediately. Just call our local number, and we will take care of the rest. We repair all brands and models of dryers such as Whirlpool, Kenmore, Whirlpool, Maytag, GE, Hotpoint, Sears, LG and many more. View the entire list of dryer brands we work on. We are available anytime for Denver Dryer Repair at:

303 558-2688

For parts only: 800-370-9281

Please note that all purchased dryer parts are shipped directly to you

Our dryer repair areas include entire Denver and the surrounding cities:

You can set up your same-day Denver dryer repair appointment just by calling us at:

303 558-2688

Or if you prefer, email us at appointment@denvermajorappliancerepair.com. When contacting us, please include your name, phone number and a brief explanation of the issue you are having with your dryer. As soon as we receive your email, we will contact you to discuss the solution for your dryer problem.

We service and repair all dryer brands:

The information below is meant to help you get more familiar with your dryer and how you can extend their usage life. This information can also be used to help you use them in the most efficient way, which will save you money on your utility bills. This information is not posted to suggest or recommend that you perform the dryer repairs on your own. Any dryer repairs require experience, professional training and dryer repair tools. Repairs for electric and gas dryer systems can be very dangerous if you don't have the necessary knowledge, experience and tools. For experienced, professional Denver dryer repair help call us anytime at:

303 558-2688

In the electric and gas dryers lint call accumulate in the system and plug the ductwork, creating a fire hazard. Clogged ductwork will also increase the drying time. Install the exhaust duct and elbows as instructed in the Exhausting Installation section of this chapter.
Exhaust duct locating dimensions Note: All dimensions are taken from the bottom of the dryer base. Add the length of the leveling legs, after leveling, to these dimensions and prior to cutting the hole.

Gas Dryer Supply Line Installation

Do not attempt to alter tile dryer gas orifice or adjust the burner air shutter. Natural gas input may vary in some areas from 700 to 1200 Blu per cubic foot. If the gas dryer orifice or the burner air shutter is incorrectly adjusted, serious personal injury author fire hazard can occur. The local gas company will know the qualities of the gas in your area. Perform any dryer adjustments with caution, making certain that they are correct.
Do not use an open name for dryer leak-testing gas piping. Serious personal injury or a fire hazard can result if an open flame is used to test for gas leaks. Use a soap and water solution to test all dryer gas line fittings.
Danger: Do not install a dryer to an LP gas supply without installing a conversion kit. All dryers are shipped out of the factory with a pressure regulator and a natural gas orifice. Using a natural gas orifice with in LP gas supply can result in personal injury, clothes damage, and/or fire hazard. Be sure to properly install a dryer gas conversion kit when the dryer is to be used with LP gas.
1. A plugged tapping, accessible for gauge connections, must be installed immediately to the gas supply connection to the dryer.
2. Connect pipe front the gas supply line to the 2-inch pipe located, in the back of the dryer. Apply an approved thread scalar and resistant to the corrosive action of dryer LP gases on all connections.
3. Leak-test all gas line connections that were during the installation of the dryer
Note: Individual shutoff valve can be disconnected from the gas supply piping system for any pressure testing. This is to protect the dryer valve and other components from damage.

Dryer Exhausting Installation

The following are specific dryer installations for manufactured homes:
1. The dryer must be exhausted to the outside and grounded to the floor.
2. The exhaust must not be terminated beneath a manufactured home.
3. The exhaust material must not be hazard dangerous
4. The exhaust duct must not be connected to any dryer duct, vent, chimney, veiling, or any concealed space manufactured (mobile) home.
5. The installation must conform to the current Home Construction and Safety Standard, or when such standard is not applicable, with the American National Standard

If expert assistance is required, the services of competent professionals are available anytime at our local phone number.

303 558-2688