Appliance Repair Minnetonka Minnesota

Customer stated unit stopped cooling but would resume cooling if unplugged for a while. Unit is located in an indoor pool facility with very high humidity. Found compressor and all fans operating properly, and defrost timer tested good. Heard compressor overload clicking off and found compressor extremely hot to the touch. Advised customer that compressor is overheating and causing issue, and that unit needs to be moved to a more temperature- and humidity-controlled location for proper operation.

Replaced bake burner tube.

Found drain hose disconnected from drain opening. Secured drain hose, ran multiple water tests, and verified proper draining with no leaks. Job complete.

Customer stated they noticed a burning smell when briefly running the dryer after repair. Inspected unit and found the smell to be normal during operation. Advised customer that residual lint may have briefly burned off. Verified vent is still connected and found no safety concerns. Unit is operating properly. Repair complete.

Customer stated dryer would not start and vent was disconnected. Found start switch not always making contact. Removed and inspected switch and found no physical damage. Reinstalled switch, confirmed it had been pushed out of place, and verified button and knob were in good condition. Reconnected and foil-taped vent, tested unit, and confirmed proper operation and venting.