Senora Collins
Mar 25, 2026Update: I'm updating my review to acknowledge Mr. Appliance followed up to right this situation. A lead tech was dispatched to assess and resolve the issue of our dryer not working. The new technician was able to repair the dryer in about an hour. Maybe less. We're very happy to now have a working dryer. Thanks for making the situation right and taking care of the customer. OP - I'm leaving 1 star with the hope that Mr. Appliance will actually make this situation right, at which point, I will adjust my rating to reflect. My dryer went out and we hired Mr. Appliance to come service the machine. The repair man came out last Monday and "fixed" our dryer. I put a load in the dryer to make sure all was on the up, but fell asleep shortly after. I awoke at 3:45 that following morning, immediately thought about the load in the dryer and went to check it. I was happy to find the clothing was dry, but when I touched the dryer, it was piping hot. It also no longer turned on. So we're looking at a max 13hrs after the appliance was supposedly fixed. We called Mr. Appliance to inform them and an appointment was made..not to immediately come remedy the repair, but a whole week out. Fast forward to today, the following Monday that they decided to schedule the appointment and we're told its something else that's broken..that the motor had gone out. Our original ticket was closed with the determination that the thermal fuse had blown. Now, the motor going bad can directly contribute to the thermal fuse going out, yet this was not diagnosed in the 1st service call. I even confirmed with the repairman that he did not check the motor the 1st service visit. Therefore, a full diagnostic wasnt performed. So not only did we pay for the 1st service call, all to still not have a working dryer, but the gentleman came back today, discovered the motor had gone out, went to fix the motor, all for the dryer to still not work. He proceeds to tell my husband that he couldn’t fix it, but we'd still have to pay for him coming out. My husband said, absolutely not. I am now waiting on a phone call to address the refund of the initial payment we made. I explained to the service man that had a thorough diagnostic been completed the 1st go round, we could have made the decision at that point to proceed with trying to fix it, orr considering we were looking at a $700+ repair, we could've then decided if we just wanted to buy a whole new dryer. This was disappointing service to say the least and I expect the majority, if not all of the money paid on the initial visit to be refunded as to not have to escalate this further. I'll await the phone call and/or response.