*There is a technical inspection fee that applies. Drop off the unit at the FAJ Workshop. The hair dryer technical inspection price starts from AED 40 and changes based on the capacity, model, and type of unit for each diagnosis. This price does not include repair, replacements, parts, or materials.
*Doorstep service available: We provide pick-up and drop-off delivery services upon request; Additional cost will apply.
What Are the Most Common Problems with Hair Dryers?
Won't Turn On
This issue may result from a tripped ALCI safety plug, a faulty power cord, a broken switch, or a blown thermal fuse.
Shuts Off Automatically
Overheating occurs when the thermal safety system cuts power due to airflow restrictions from clogged filters or lint buildup.
Weak or Reduced Airflow
A weak fan usually means the air intake filter is clogged or the motor is failing.
No Heat
The heating element, a delicate wire coil, may be broken or burnt out due to overuse or damage from drops.
Strange Noises
These sounds suggest potential internal issues, like a damaged fan blade, loose parts, or a failing motor bearing.
Burning Smell / Smoke
A burning odor suggests dust on the heating element or damage to the motor or wiring, which can be a safety hazard.
Key Reasons to Why Choose Us
Expert Technicians: Our team specialises in repairing hair styling tools, including motor failures, heating element burnout, and faulty switches.
Fast & Reliable Service: We recognise the urgency of your styling routine and offer rapid, same-day, or quick turnaround services to minimise downtime.
Genuine Parts & Quality Assurance: We use only genuine, high-quality parts to ensure your repair lasts and to prevent recurring problems.
Cost-Effective Repairs: We offer an affordable alternative to buying new premium hairdryers, with repairs often costing less than 50% of a new unit.
Specialised Brand Expertise: We specialise in servicing all major brands, including Dyson, Panasonic, and Parlux.
Comprehensive Diagnostics: From broken fuses to unusual noises and burning smells, we safely identify and fix complex problems.
The simplest DIY hair dryer repairs are cleaning air filters, replacing blown thermal fuses, resetting GFCI plugs, tightening loose connections, and swapping heating elements.
Is it worth repairing a hair dryer?
Most people overlook simple problems with hair dryers since they are cheap to replace. However, investing in a higher-quality hair dryer and learning to make repairs yourself can be more efficient in the long run.
First, some hair dryers emit energy in the infrared range. Additionally, exposure to heat can harm the skin by inducing oxidative stress, which may lead to conditions like melasma. This condition is more commonly seen in individuals with darker skin and can be treated effectively with regular use of antioxidant serums.
To significantly reduce heat damage to your hair, try these steps: After washing, gently squeeze out excess water with a towel and let your hair air dry until it's about 75% dry.
Before using a blow dryer, always apply a heat-protective product, such as To The Rescue Anti-Frizz Serum. This routine will help protect your hair from heat damage.
