What We Fix on Admiral
By appliance, and as with Roper it is a short list on an old machine.
What Admiral Machines Are Like to Work On
Is It Worth Keeping?
Frequently, for exactly the reasons that apply to Roper. These are old, simple, Whirlpool-built machines, and the parts that fail on them are cheap and available.
Nobody makes Admiral anymore, which sounds like a problem and mostly is not. What matters is whether the failed part can be had, and on the common failures it can.
The same question on every other appliance→
What It Costs
$100 service call, applied to the repair.
No published prices. As with Roper, the real question on an Admiral is whether the machine has another few years in it, and Aaron will tell you what he thinks before quoting.
One all-in figure.
How the Visit Goes
What Customers Say
Every review Aaron has, live from Google, in the customer's own words and under their own name.
Questions We Get Asked
Nobody makes Admiral anymore. Can you still get parts?
For the common failures on these machines, yes. They are Whirlpool underneath and the parts that fail are the ones every Whirlpool-family dryer uses.
Is it worth fixing something this old?
Frequently. See the repair-or-replace page, which argues that age alone is a poor guide and what failed is the better one.
What usually arrives wearing this badge?
A dryer, nearly always. The fault list is short and mechanical: a heating element, a thermostat, a thermal fuse, a belt, a worn roller.
I cannot find a model number anywhere on it. Now what?
That is normal on an Admiral and it is not a reason to give up on the call. Send a photograph of the machine from the front with the door open and Aaron will get there from the symptom.
Warranty?
Ninety days on parts and labor.
Every service this brand comes up on
Each of these has its own page with the faults, the parts reality and the model-plate location for that badge.
Where We Work, and How to Reach Us
Admiral repair across greater Birmingham, and like Roper these turn up mostly in older homes rather than new builds.
Call or text (205) 883-9703 with a photo of the model plate if you can find it.
Calls and texts Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm, and Saturday too; Sunday goes to voicemail.
Every town we cover