A washer dryer does two jobs in one cabinet, which makes it very convenient in townhouses and flats where space is tight. It also means more parts can go wrong: a drying heater, a fan, a condenser and extra temperature sensors on top of everything a normal washing machine has.
We repair both the washing and the drying side of combination machines from Samsung, LG, Bosch, Beko, Hisense and others.
Signs you need this repair
- Washes fine but clothes come out damp after the drying cycle
- The drying cycle runs very hot or trips the power
- A burning smell during drying
- Error codes linked to drying or the condenser
What our washer dryer repairs service includes
- Drying heater and thermal fuse testing
- Drying fan and duct cleaning
- Condenser cleaning and water supply checks
- Temperature sensor and thermostat replacement
- All standard washing-side repairs
Why washer dryers stop drying
The usual causes are a failed drying heater, a blown thermal fuse or a blocked condenser. Lint builds up in the drying duct over time and restricts airflow, which makes the machine overheat and eventually blow a safety fuse. Regular cleaning prevents most of these faults.
Related washing machine problems
Washer Dryer Repairs: frequently asked questions
Can you repair just the drying part?
Yes. If the machine washes fine but will not dry, we test the drying heater, fan, sensors and condenser and repair only what has failed.