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General| Brand | LG |
|---|---|
| Model | DLE3733W |
| Appliance Category | Dryer |
| Type | Electric |
| Fuel Type | Electric |
| Capacity | 7.3 cu. ft. |
| Color | White |
| Dryer Venting | Vented |
| Sensor Dry | Yes |
| Steam Technology | No |
| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
| Wrinkle Care Option | Yes |
| Moisture Sensor | Yes |
| Drum Light | Yes |
| Control Type | Electronic |
| Width | 27 inches |
Highlights performance benefits: efficiency, quiet operation, and energy saving.
Describes the drum's dual coating for enhanced durability and longevity.
Focuses on the dryer's modern front panel and glass door for aesthetic appeal.
Mentions multi-level temperature control for optimal garment care.
Emphasizes user-friendly functions for comfortable and convenient dryer operation.
Lists optional accessories like dryer racks and stacking kits available for separate purchase.
Provides guidance on obtaining warranty service, required information, and contact methods.
Emphasizes reading all safety messages, understanding hazard definitions (DANGER/WARNING).
Outlines fundamental safety rules for operating the dryer to prevent risks like fire and electric shock.
Details the importance and procedure for properly grounding the appliance to reduce electric shock risk.
Provides critical steps to take in case of a gas leak to ensure safety and prevent hazards.
Addresses potential exposure to certain substances from gas appliance combustion as per California law.
Covers essential safety guidelines for installing the dryer correctly to prevent injury, fire, or electric shock.
Details safe and effective exhaust ducting requirements and warnings to prevent hazards.
Outlines crucial safety measures for electrical hookups to prevent shock and fire hazards.
Guides on selecting a location and ensuring proper clearances for dryer placement.
Explains how to change the door swing direction for user convenience and optimal placement.
Details the process and safety requirements for connecting the dryer's exhaust system to the outside.
Provides instructions and warnings for connecting the gas supply to the dryer, including gas type verification.
Details the safe and correct methods for connecting the dryer to the electrical power source.
Instructions for preparing the dryer for its first use, including initial cleaning.
Guides on verifying that the dryer's heat source (gas or electric) is functioning correctly after installation.
Explains how to measure and ensure proper airflow for efficient dryer operation and performance.
Specific installation guidelines for dryers in manufactured or mobile homes, including safety and venting.
Step-by-step guide for safely installing the stacking kit to stack the dryer on a washer.
Detailed instructions for installing a dryer pedestal, including uninstallation of the dryer.
Explains the critical grounding procedures and requirements for electric dryers to ensure safety.
Presents different home wiring configurations and receptacle types for dryer connection.
Details the process for a direct wire 3-wire electrical connection, including wiring steps.
Describes how to connect using a 4-wire power supply cord and receptacle, including terminal connections.
Explains connecting a dryer using a 3-wire power supply cord and receptacle, including terminal connections.
Covers an alternative method for a 3-wire connection, often for specific code requirements.
Outlines electrical requirements specific to gas dryers, focusing on the 3-prong plug and circuit needs.
Details necessary gas supply pressure, type, and connection requirements for gas dryers, including safety warnings.
Specifies duct types, lengths, installation rules, and maintenance for dryer exhaust systems.
Covers general maintenance for the exhaust system and the dryer itself, including cleaning.
Provides detailed instructions on how to properly clean the lint screen for optimal performance and safety.
Describes the dryer's control panel, buttons, LED display, and important hazard warnings.
Explains how to choose the appropriate drying cycle based on fabric type and load conditions.
Guides on creating, saving, and recalling personalized drying program settings for convenience.
Details how to adjust the drying time manually using the MORE TIME or LESS TIME buttons.
Explains the various indicators, estimated times, and error messages shown on the dryer's LED display.
Covers additional drying options like Child Lock, Wrinkle Care, and Damp Dry Beep for enhanced functionality.
Instructions for using the special rack accessory for drying delicate items like sweaters and sneakers.
Details operation of Beeper, Time Dry, and Temperature Control for manual drying cycles.
Provides guidance and a chart for drying items using the Air Dry function, suitable for heat-sensitive materials.
Covers initial steps like preparing the dryer, loading laundry, selecting sensor cycles, and starting the cycle.
Step-by-step guide for operating the dryer using manual cycle settings and time adjustments.
Instructions on how to pause and resume the drying cycle, including time limits for interruption.
Covers essential maintenance tasks like cleaning the lint filter and the door opening for optimal dryer performance.
Addresses common issues and solutions when the dryer fails to power on, checking plug and fuses.
Provides troubleshooting steps for dryers that tumble but do not generate heat, checking fuses and gas supply.
Helps diagnose and resolve the issue of greasy spots appearing on dried laundry, possibly due to fabric softener or cleaning.
Explains error codes displayed by the dryer, such as thermistor issues, and recommended actions.
Offers solutions for excessive lint on clothes, including filter cleaning, load sorting, and checking for foreign objects.
Provides advice on reducing static electricity in clothes after drying, suggesting fabric softener or shorter cycles.
Discusses factors affecting drying time consistency, such as heat settings, load size, and maintenance.
Explains that moisture around the cabinet is condensed vapor and not a fault, related to the drying process.
Addresses issues causing prolonged drying times, such as load sorting, controls, lint filter, and ducting.
Offers tips to prevent wrinkles, such as avoiding over-drying and removing laundry promptly after the cycle ends.
Provides guidance on preventing garment shrinkage during the drying process by following care instructions.
Refers to the owner's manual for issues related to the Remote Laundry Monitor and PLC modem.
Outlines the duration of labor and parts warranty for the LG dryer, effective from the date of purchase.
Explains the process for obtaining in-home service and contacting LG for warranty support.
Lists contact information for customer assistance, product information, and authorized service center locations.
