A Samsung dryer that tumbles but never gets hot, a washer leaking from underneath, or an ice maker that's stopped dropping cubes are three of the most common calls we get. We repair Samsung refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers, ranges and ice makers in Nashville and Davidson County. Samsung is a trademark of its manufacturer, and we are not affiliated with the brand. Call (615) 412-2497 Monday through Saturday, 8am to 7pm, and tell us what it's doing.
Samsung Dryer Not Getting Hot
When a Samsung dryer runs and tumbles but the clothes come out cool, the usual causes are a blown thermal fuse, a failed heating element, or a cycling thermostat stuck open. Safe first check: clean the lint trap and make sure the exhaust vent isn't crushed or packed with lint. A blocked vent runs the dryer hotter than it should and can trip a safety fuse repeatedly; a heavily packed vent is also a fire risk. If the vent is clear and the trap is empty and you're still getting no heat, that points to the element or thermostat and it's time to call.
Samsung Washing Machine Leaking From the Bottom
Water pooling under a Samsung washer, front-load or top-load, usually traces to a worn door boot seal, a cracked drain pump housing, or a loose hose clamp where a line meets the pump or tub. Safe check: unplug the washer, pull it out, and look at the hoses and the pump area for a wet spot or a split seal; tighten a loose clamp if you can reach it safely. If the leak is coming from inside the cabinet rather than a hose, or you can't find the source, stop and call rather than keep running loads. What we check on these machines is laid out on our washer repair page.
Samsung Ice Maker Not Making Ice
A Samsung ice maker that's stopped filling, jams mid-cycle, or leaks water into the freezer usually comes down to a stuck fill valve, a frozen supply line, or a failed ice maker module. The defrost cycle on some Samsung models can also get stuck, leaving a solid block of ice around the mechanism. Safe check: confirm the water line behind the fridge is on and not kinked, and check that nothing in the freezer is blocking the dispenser chute. If the line is clear and it's still not making ice, or you see water leaking into the bin, the module or valve likely needs replacing, which is the work we cover under ice maker repair.
On the visit, we test the part most likely behind the symptom first, then explain what we found before any work starts. What the repair costs depends on which part failed, the age and model, how much has to be pulled out or opened up to reach it, and whether the sealed refrigeration system is involved.
Basements and garages double as laundry rooms in a lot of older Nashville homes, and humid summers add extra wear on washer seals and ice maker valves over the year. If an appliance trips the breaker repeatedly, sparks, or smells like burning, unplug it and call instead of resetting it again; a dead outlet or a faulty circuit is a separate job, covered under appliance power problems. For a gas range that smells like gas, leave it off and call the gas utility first, then call us. For general dryer repair beyond Samsung specifically, we cover most brands. Reach us at (615) 412-2497.
Technician insight
A Samsung refrigerator that quits cooling right after the power flickers during a storm is usually a control board issue, not a dead compressor; the rest of the unit is often fine once the board is replaced.
A Common Samsung Refrigerator Call
A common call in Nashville: a Samsung refrigerator stops cooling shortly after a storm knocks the power out and back on. The compressor and fans still run, but the main control board took the surge. We confirm the board is the fault, explain the repair and what it depends on, and either replace it from what's available locally or order the correct part and come back.
Samsung Appliance Repair Services We Offer
✓Refrigerator Repair
Compressor, start relay, evaporator fan and defrost thermostat checks on Samsung French-door and side-by-side refrigerators.
✓Washer Repair
Door boot seals, drain pumps and water inlet valves on Samsung front-load and top-load washers.
✓Dryer Repair
Thermal fuses, heating elements and moisture sensors on Samsung electric and gas dryers.
✓Dishwasher Repair
Circulation pumps, spray arms and heating elements on Samsung dishwashers.
✓Range and Cooktop Repair
Bake elements, igniters and control boards on Samsung ranges and cooktops.
✓Ice Maker and Water Dispenser Repair
Fill valves, ice maker modules and dispenser chutes on Samsung refrigerators.
How it works
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Call and Describe the Problem
Tell us what the appliance is doing, the model if you have it, and how long it's been happening.
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On-Site Diagnosis
A technician checks the part or parts most likely to cause that symptom and explains what's found.
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Repair or Part Order
If the correct part is available locally, the repair is often finished the same visit; otherwise we order it and schedule a return.
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Function Test
The appliance is run through a normal cycle before the technician leaves so you can see it working.
Pricing
What a repair costs depends on which part failed, the appliance's age and model, and whether a sealed refrigeration system is involved. We explain what we found and what the repair costs before we start any work.