Most common issues on this model
- Damp clothes after a full program
- Heating or thermostat problems
- Drum drive noise
- Controls that stop responding
The ASKO T793 is a retired dryer from the UltraCare group of ASKO’s family-size dryers. UltraCare is the name of the line, nothing more for our purposes, so the serial plate on the machine decides what we order.
Our sequence for a dryer that leaves clothes damp starts with airflow, because lint and a restricted exhaust explain most slow drying. After that we test the heater, the thermostats and the sensor that tells the dryer when to stop. A noisy or sluggish drum sends us to the belt, idler and rollers. Controls get tested last unless the dryer will not start at all.
Wear parts for older machines are not always easy to find, so we find out what is available and put the quote in writing before work begins. You can reach us by phone or through the online form, and we confirm a three-hour arrival window.
Key features
- T793 from ASKO's UltraCare group
- Family-size dryer line
- Serial plate gives the build
Error codes this model can show
What does UltraCare mean on a dryer?
It is the name of the ASKO line this model belongs to. For repair we rely on the serial plate and on testing the machine directly, not on the name.
What do you do first on a dryer that leaves clothes damp?
Airflow and lint come first, since they explain most slow drying. After that come the heater, the thermostats and the sensor, tested in that order.
Can I still get parts for an older UltraCare dryer?
Many wear parts are still obtainable, but a few older ones are scarce. We check availability before we quote, so you hear about any gap before work starts.
Book repair for your T793
Book online in about a minute, or give us a call. Same-day appointments are available inside the Loop on most days, and next-day service across the rest of Houston.