Your dryer quit. Here's the verdict.

Honestly: it diagnoses your dryer. Some findings are free — a half-tripped breaker, a clogged vent, a lint-packed blower. Some are cheap parts a handy homeowner can swap with unplugged meter tests to confirm them first: a thermal fuse, an igniter, a set of rollers. And some are professional jobs — anything involving the gas line or the inside of a gas valve — and the kit says so plainly, with the price ranges to expect so you can judge a quote.

Sometimes the verdict is that the dryer isn't worth repairing. Knowing that before a service call is worth having too.

Yes. A few questions about fuel type and symptoms, no email, no account. You get the most likely cause, the first safe checks in order, and a verdict band: $0 fix, DIY-possible, call a tech, or pro-only. The kit is for when you want the complete tree and every test value.

The full electric and gas decision trees, multimeter test values for every part in both trees, the one-cycle vent-disconnect restriction test, the noise-by-part guide, per-brand notes and error codes for LG, Samsung, Whirlpool/Maytag, GE, and Kenmore, and the repair-vs-replace calculator. Built from manufacturer support material and established repair sources — RepairClinic, PartSelect, iFixit, and the brands' own product-help pages.

Yes — that's one of the most misdiagnosed faults in dryers, and it's covered in the free diagnostic, the gas guide, and in depth in the kit. On a gas dryer that pattern is the signature of gas valve coils failing as they heat up: they test fine cold, which is why people replace igniters and sensors first and still have the problem.

The site is built around hard lines. Unplug before opening anything; every meter test shown is an unplugged test. Gas-line work and sealed gas valve internals are always 'call a pro' verdicts here — never steps. Thermal fuses are never bypassed, on any page, for any reason. And if you smell gas or burning, or a breaker keeps tripping, the instruction everywhere is the same: stop and call a professional.

All major brands. The underlying parts and tests are shared across brands, and the kit adds the brand layer: LG's Flow Sense vent codes, Samsung's door/sensor/heating code families, Whirlpool and Maytag's AF / Check Vent warnings and their motor-circuit fuse layout, GE's glide-and-bearing drum support, and Kenmore's build-by-prefix system.

One payment of $29, and you're redirected straight to your private kit page — no account, no login. Bookmark it; it's yours to keep.