This can be due to a broken belt, motor failure, or drum obstruction. If the dryer hums but doesn’t rotate, the belt is a likely issue.

A faulty heating element, thermal fuse, or thermostat could prevent heat. It’s best to have it inspected professionally .

Noises often come from worn bearings, damaged rollers, or loose objects. Fixing it early prevents bigger issues.

Blocked vents or lint buildup restrict airflow. Clean the vent and lint screen. For guidance, use our dryer maintenance checklist.

A tripped breaker, faulty door switch, or defective start button can prevent operation. Ensure power is present.

Overheating due to blocked airflow or a failing thermal fuse can cause auto-shutoff. These components may require replacement.

A snapped belt or failed motor is typical. If you hear the motor running but the drum is still, the belt may need replacement.

Slow heating usually indicates a weak element or airflow restriction. Check the vent for clogs or lint buildup.

Poor airflow from crushed hoses, blocked vents, or long vent runs reduces performance. Learn more in our DIY dryer fixes.

Overloading, poor airflow, or inconsistent heating commonly cause uneven drying. Try reducing the load and checking for blockages.