ZIP 19150 · West Oak Lane & Cedarbrook
Appliance Repair in 19150 · West Oak Lane & Cedarbrook
In-home repair for homes in the 19150 ZIP code, part of West Oak Lane & Cedarbrook, Philadelphia.
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(215) 967-4794Cedarbrook and Ivy Hill: What 19150 Includes
Homes are largely brick rowhouses and twins, many with rear driveways and garages, plus some single homes. Most have gas service from PGW, and many families run a gas dryer in the basement.
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Philadelphia ProFix Repair handles appliance repair in 19150, the ZIP code for Cedarbrook and Ivy Hill along the city's northwestern line.
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Gas Dryers That Tumble but Stay Cold
The most common gas dryer complaint is a drum that turns but never gets hot. On most gas dryers, the sequence works like this: the igniter glows, a flame sensor confirms it is hot, and two small coils open the gas valve. When the igniter cracks or the valve coils weaken, the dryer may light once and then quit, or never light at all. A clogged vent can also trip a safety thermostat and shut the burner off.
You can safely check a few things. Make sure the gas valve on the line behind the dryer is open, clean the lint screen, and confirm the vent outside opens when the dryer runs. Do not take the burner apart or adjust the gas valve yourself; those parts belong to a technician.
If you ever smell gas near the dryer, do not turn any switches on or off. Leave the house and call PGW or 911 from outside.
When we diagnose a gas dryer, we test the igniter, flame sensor, valve coils and thermal fuses, and check how the vent is running. You get a written estimate before any part is replaced.
Visit Prep for Cedarbrook and Ivy Hill
If your home has a rear driveway, tell us whether the technician can use it; it is often the easiest way to reach a basement laundry. Clear a little room around the dryer so it can be pulled out, and know where the gas shutoff is. A note on whether the dryer heats at all, or only some of the time, helps narrow the problem.
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