Our Fix: Test door switch continuity and replace if faulty.
Our Fix: Replace all drum support rollers as a set for even wear.
Our Fix: Test start switch and replace if not making contact.
Our Fix: Diagnose control board and replace if necessary.
Our Fix: Test motor and replace if windings are damaged.
Our Fix: Inspect power connections and repair or replace damaged components.
Reach out by phone or use our online booking form. Tell us what's going on with your appliance and we'll schedule a time that works for you often the same day.
Our technician arrives on time, examines your appliance, and explains exactly what's wrong in plain English. No jargon, no pressure.
Before any work begins, you get a written quote with the total cost. If the repair doesn't make financial sense, we'll tell you honestly.
Most repairs are completed on the first visit since we stock common parts. For specialty parts, we schedule a quick return trip at no extra charge.
Every repair includes a 30 warranty on parts and labor. If something goes wrong within that window, we come back and fix it free.
What's Included
Upfront quote before any repair work begins
Full diagnostic inspection of your washer or dryer
Diagnostic fee waived if you proceed with repair
30 Day warranty on all parts and labor
Waived when you proceed with repair
The most common reason a dryer won't spin is a broken drive belt. This rubber belt wraps around the drum—when it snaps, the motor runs but the drum stops turning. Other causes include worn drum rollers, a faulty idler pulley, or drive motor failure.
If your dryer is not spinning but heating, the problem is mechanical, not electrical. This typically means a broken drive belt, worn drum support rollers, or a seized idler pulley. The heating element works fine only the drum rotation is affected.
Most dryer spinning repairs in Philadelphia cost between $180-$360. Belt replacement is on the lower end ($225-$275), while drum roller or motor replacement costs more ($330-$550). We provide upfront pricing before starting any repair.
When a dryer drum stops spinning suddenly, it's usually the drive belt that snapped. Belts wear over time and can break without warning. You may hear the motor humming but the drum won't turn. Other sudden causes include a seized roller or broken idler pulley.
Don't let a broken appliance disrupt your day.
Book online or call us now for same-day service in Philadelphia.
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Fast help for refrigerators, washers, dryers, ovens, and dishwashers.
SERVICES
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© 2025 Philly Appliance Repair LLC