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Amana, Roper, Hotpoint, Miele and Fisher & Paykel Dryer Repair in Plano
Five more brands, with different histories and different parts. Here is what each is, how to find your model number and what a repair costs.
Last reviewed October 1, 2026. Written and reviewed by the Plano Dryer Pros team. How we create content
Plano Dryer Pros repairs Amana, Roper, Hotpoint, Miele and Fisher & Paykel dryers in Plano, TX. Amana and Roper are Whirlpool-family brands, Hotpoint is sold by GE Appliances in the US, and Miele and Fisher & Paykel are separate makers with their own parts. Tell us the model number when you book, and the price is in writing first.
Key takeaways
- Amana and Roper are Whirlpool-family brands, and Hotpoint is a GE Appliances brand in the US.
- Miele and Fisher & Paykel are separate makers, and their parts are their own.
- The model number is the key to matching parts on every brand.
- Typical Plano repairs run about $150 to $400, and the price is in writing first.
The five brands
| Brand | What to know | Related guide |
|---|---|---|
| Amana | A Whirlpool-family brand, so many parts and faults resemble Whirlpool models | Whirlpool dryer repair |
| Roper | A Whirlpool-family brand, often a simpler, entry-level design | Whirlpool dryer repair |
| Hotpoint | Sold in the US by GE Appliances, so parts often resemble GE models | GE dryer repair |
| Miele | A German maker, with vented and ventless heat pump models and its own parts | Vented vs ventless: see the Bosch page |
| Fisher & Paykel | A New Zealand maker, with its own parts and controls | All brands we repair |
Which brands share parts with Amana, Roper and Hotpoint dryers?
Amana and Roper are brands of Whirlpool Corporation, so many parts and faults resemble Whirlpool-built dryers, though the exact part depends on the model. In the US, Hotpoint is sold by GE Appliances, so its parts often resemble GE models. Always match parts by the full model number, which is on the tag inside the door frame.
Find your model number
Look for the tag inside the door frame or around the drum opening, or on the back, and photograph it. A photo of the tag lets the right part be planned. The model number is how a technician or a parts supplier finds the right part, so tell us when you book.
Where is the model number on these dryers?
Usually on a tag inside the door frame or around the drum opening, and sometimes on the back. Photograph it, and share it when you book. Miele and Fisher & Paykel dryers have their own numbering, and your manual lists the model number too.
Common problems on these brands
| What you notice | Likely causes | Where to look |
|---|---|---|
| Runs, but no heat | A thermal fuse, a thermostat, an element, or on gas models the igniter or coils | Dryer not heating |
| Takes too long to dry | A restricted vent, a clogged filter or condenser, or a coated sensor | Takes too long to dry |
| Noise | Worn rollers, a belt, an idler pulley or a bearing | Noisy dryer repair |
| Will not start | The door, a switch or the control | Dryer won’t start |
What are the most common problems on these dryers?
The usual ones are the same as on any brand: no heat, long drying times, noise and a dryer that will not start. Most trace to a restricted vent, a thermal fuse or thermostat, or a worn drive part. Ventless Miele and Fisher & Paykel models also need clean filters and condensers. Note exactly what your dryer does.
What a repair costs in Plano
| Repair | Typical cost (parts and labor) |
|---|---|
| Vent path cleared, airflow restored | $100 to $200 |
| Door switch or start switch | $150 to $250 |
| Thermal fuse or thermostat | $150 to $275 |
| Heating element, or gas igniter or coils | $200 to $375 |
| Motor, blower wheel or drum bearing | $300 to $550 |
Typical Plano-area estimates for vented gas and electric dryers, not a quote. The exact price depends on the model and the part, and you get it in writing before any work starts. See the dryer repair cost guide and all brands we repair.
How much does it cost to repair an Amana, Hotpoint or Miele dryer in Plano?
Most Plano dryer repairs cost about $150 to $400, parts and labor included, and the price depends on the model and the part more than the brand. Premium and ventless models can have costlier parts. These are estimates, not a quote, and you get the exact price in writing before any work starts.
Plano Dryer Pros is an independent repair service and is not affiliated with Amana, Roper, Hotpoint, Miele or Fisher & Paykel. Brand names are trademarks of their owners.
Sources
- Your dryer’s installation and service manual, which governs over any general guidance on this page
- Plano Dryer Pros estimates of typical local repair pricing, checked against national consumer cost guides for context. See our Editorial Policy.
Frequently asked questions
Do you repair Hotpoint dryers?
Yes. Tell us the model number when you book. In the US, Hotpoint is sold by GE Appliances, and parts often resemble GE models, but we match them by the exact model.
Do you repair Miele dryers?
Yes, vented and ventless. Tell us the model number when you book, because Miele dryers use their own parts, and ventless models need clean filters and condensers.
Do you repair Fisher & Paykel dryers?
Yes. Tell us the model number when you book, so the visit can be planned around the right parts.
Is Amana the same as Whirlpool?
Amana is a brand of Whirlpool Corporation, and many parts and faults resemble Whirlpool-built dryers. Parts are matched by the model number, not just the brand.
What should I have ready when I book?
The brand, the model number, gas or electric, and what the dryer does. A photo of the model tag saves time.
Get your dryer working again
Call and a person will answer, or request a repair online. You get the full price in writing before any work starts.