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Dryer Repair in Marshall, MN

A local list of dryer repair companies near Marshall, MN, sorted by how closely they match dryer work, then by distance and public ratings.

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A dryer that stops heating or takes three cycles to finish a load turns laundry into a daily problem. The Marshall list below starts with companies that show dryer work in their listings, followed by other appliance repair companies nearby.

Dryer Repair Companies Near Marshall

Within 60 miles of Marshall there are 6 appliance repair companies in our data. 1 list an address in Marshall, and the rest are spread across Montevideo (1), Brookings (1), and Estelline (1). 2 of them mention dryer or washer-and-dryer work in their listing or website. The closest is Russ's Appliance Repair, about 0.1 miles away. The 6 rated companies in range average 4.6 stars. Marshall is a smaller market, so expect a longer drive and ask whether a trip charge applies.

Washer & Dryer Repair
Mr. Appliance of Brookings
2626 Sweetgrass Dr, Brookings, SD 57006
51.2 mi from Marshall
★★★★★ 4.9 (196 reviews)
DryersWashersGas appliancesSaturday hours
Washer & Dryer Repair
Sears Appliance Repair
1605 1st St S, Willmar, MN 56201
58.4 mi from Marshall
★★★★½ 4.5 (37 reviews)
Mentions Samsung, LG, WhirlpoolDryersWashersSaturday hours
Appliance Repair
Russ's Appliance Repair
411 W Main St, Marshall, MN 56258
0.1 mi from Marshall
★★★★½ 4.3 (13 reviews)
Appliance Repair
Bob's Appliance Service
7045 30th St SW, Montevideo, MN 56265
36.7 mi from Marshall
★★★★ 4.1 (9 reviews)
Saturday hours
Appliance Repair
The Appliance Guys LLC - Sales and Service
102 14th St, Worthington, MN 56187
58.0 mi from Marshall
★★★★★ 5.0 (23 reviews)
Appliance Repair
Neighborhood Appliance Repair
603 Davis Ave E, Estelline, SD 57234
55.3 mi from Marshall
★★★★★ 5.0 (1 review)
Saturday hours

Companies are shown by relevance and distance from Marshall. A mention does not mean manufacturer certification, so ask each company about its experience with your dryer.

Repair market snapshot: Marshall, MN
With 4.5+ stars and at least 10 reviews3
Open on Saturdays (per listing)4
Show laundry appliance work2
Mention a major dryer brand1
Companies within 60 miles6
Three nearest companies, miles away0.1, 36.7, 51.2

At the top of the Marshall list: Mr. Appliance of Brookings (51.2 miles away, based in Brookings, 4.9 stars from 196 reviews, lists Saturday hours); Sears Appliance Repair (58.4 miles away, based in Willmar, 4.5 stars from 37 reviews, lists Saturday hours); Russ's Appliance Repair (0.1 miles away, 4.3 stars from 13 reviews); Bob's Appliance Service (36.7 miles away, based in Montevideo, 4.1 stars from 9 reviews, lists Saturday hours).

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Dryer Problems Worth a Service Call

  • Drum turns but the air stays cool
  • Drum will not turn even though you hear a hum
  • Burning or hot smell during a cycle
  • Outside of the cabinet gets unusually hot

What Usually Goes Wrong

Worn drum partsBelts, rollers and idler pulleys are wear items. They announce themselves with squeaks, thumps and eventually a drum that will not turn.
Heat-source failuresElectric elements burn out and gas igniters and valve coils weaken with age. Either one leaves the drum turning with no heat.
Blocked or crushed ventsA dryer can only dry as fast as it can push moist air outside. Lint buildup, a crushed foil duct behind the machine or a stuck exhaust hood flap slow everything down.

Inside a Dryer Repair Visit

Igniter, valve coils and flame sensorGas dryers light the burner with a glowing igniter, open the gas valve with a set of coils and confirm the flame with a sensor. When the igniter glows but the burner never lights, the valve coils are a frequent culprit.
Door switch and start circuitA dryer that does nothing when Start is pressed may have a failed door switch, start switch, fuse or control board. Checking power at the outlet comes first, since an electric dryer needs both legs of a 240-volt circuit to heat.
Drum belt, rollers and idler pulleySqueals, thumps and a drum that will not turn trace back to the belt, the drum support rollers, the idler pulley or the drum glides. These are wear parts and are often replaced together.

Dryer Vents and Fire Safety

Keep the area around the dryer clear of boxes, clothing and other combustibles, and do not machine-dry items soiled with flammable substances such as gasoline, cooking oil or paint thinner. Source: NFPA (via U.S. Department of Energy) - Clothes Dryer & Washing Machine Safety

Swap plastic or foil accordion-style dryer ducts for rigid or corrugated semi-rigid metal duct, since flexible plastic and foil trap lint and crush or kink more easily. Source: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission - Overheated Clothes Dryers Can Cause Fires

Under the model residential code approach, a 4-inch dryer exhaust duct is limited to 35 feet of equivalent length, minus 2.5 feet for each 45-degree bend and 5 feet for each 90-degree bend, unless the dryer manufacturer's installation instructions set a different maximum. Source: U.S. DOE Building America Solution Center (PNNL) - Proper Clothes Dryer Venting

More: clogged dryer vent warning signs.

Repair or Replace Your Dryer?

Dryer repairs are some of the least expensive appliance repairs, which is why most are worth pricing before you shop for a new one. Published ranges:

If a repair would cost more than about half the price of a new dryer, replacing is usually the better choice. Source: Angi - How Much Does It Cost to Repair a Dryer?

Ranges are published estimates, not quotes. See the dryer repair cost guide and how long dryers last.

Local Notes for Marshall

Most dryer calls in Marshall come down to the same handful of parts: the vent and lint path, the heat source, the belt and rollers, and the door and start switches.

Minnesota has no state license for mechanical contractors or their workers; businesses contracting for gas, heating, cooling or refrigeration work file a mechanical contractor bond with the Department of Labor and Industry, and some cities require their own licenses or competency cards. Source: DLI: Mechanical contractor bond requirements

In Minnesota, you can check a license with the DLI License and Registration Lookup or report a problem to the Minnesota Attorney General's Office, Consumer Assistance.

How to Choose a Dryer Technician Near Marshall

  • Can you look at the washer on the same visit if it is acting up too?
  • What guarantee do you give on parts and labor?
  • Is your company licensed where my state requires it, and insured?

Dryer Repair FAQs: Marshall, MN

Why do my clothes come out damp?
Restricted airflow is the most common cause: a full lint screen, a crushed or kinked duct, or a clogged exhaust hood outside. Overloading and a dirty moisture sensor are next. If the vent is clear and the dryer still runs long, a technician can test the heating parts.
Is my dryer worth fixing?
Compare the repair quote with the price of a comparable new dryer and consider its age. Common repairs such as belts, rollers, fuses and heating elements are usually worth doing on a dryer that is otherwise in good shape. Our repair-cost guide lists published ranges.
Can the same technician fix a gas dryer?
Many of the companies listed repair both. Gas dryers add an igniter, gas valve and flame sensor, so mention the fuel type when you call. Work on the gas line itself may need a licensed gas or plumbing contractor depending on your state.

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Write down the model and serial number from the label inside the dryer door and describe exactly what happens when you press Start. It saves a Marshall technician a trip for parts.

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