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If your LG dryer isn't heating, it could be due to a blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker. Inspect your home's or laundry room's fuse box/circuit breaker box and replace the fuse or reset the circuit breaker. Electric dryers generally use two fuses or breakers. Another possible cause is a blocked or off gas supply. Make sure that both the house gas shutoff and the dryer gas shutoff are fully open.
What to do if my LG Dryer won’t start?
If your LG dryer won't start, first ensure that the dryer's plug is securely and completely pushed into the laundry room's power outlet. Then, check your home's or laundry room's fuse box/circuit breaker box and replace the fuse or reset the circuit breaker. Electric dryers generally use two fuses or breakers.
General| Brand | LG |
|---|---|
| Model | DLE8377NM |
| Type | Electric Dryer |
| Smart | Yes |
| Wi-Fi Enabled | Yes |
| SmartThinQ Technology | Yes |
| LoDecibel Operation | Yes |
| Drum Light | Yes |
| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
Highlights the dryer's large capacity, time efficiency, quiet operation, and energy saving.
Features a stainless steel drum that prevents rust.
Modern front panel and large crystal-clear glass door for a stylish look.
Multi-level temperature control for better care of clothes.
Offers user-friendly functions for easy operation of the dryer.
Monitors dryer status via an external display unit.
LCD display designed for easy access and reading of dry programs.
Accurate sensing for loads as small as 1 kg, ensuring precise drying.
Explains the difference between automatic sensor drying and manual time drying.
Details the type, rating, size, capacity, and weight of the dryer.
Lists and describes optional accessories like dryer rack, stacking kit, and pedestal.
Provides information on how to obtain warranty service and what information is needed.
A critical warning to follow safety recommendations to reduce risks.
Lists 14 essential safety precautions for operating the dryer.
Explains the importance and methods of properly grounding the appliance.
Provides critical steps to take in case of a gas smell.
Guide on selecting a location and required clearances for dryer placement.
Instructions on how to change the dryer door's opening direction.
Details on proper exhaust connection and venting requirements.
Illustrates alternative methods for connecting the exhaust duct.
Instructions for connecting the gas supply line to the dryer.
Guidance on making electrical connections for the dryer.
Instructions for initial cleaning and preparation before first use.
Steps to verify that the gas or electric heat source is functioning correctly.
Explains the importance of airflow and how to measure static pressure.
Specific requirements and warnings for installing the dryer in mobile homes.
Step-by-step guide for securely installing the stacking kit.
Detailed instructions for installing the dryer pedestal.
Covers grounding methods and requirements for electric dryers.
Presents options for home electrical connections: 4-wire receptacle, 3-wire receptacle, direct wire.
Detailed steps for making a 3-wire direct electrical connection.
Instructions for a 4-wire connection using a power supply cord.
Guidance for a 3-wire connection using a power supply cord.
Steps for an optional 3-wire connection based on local codes.
Covers electrical needs and safety for gas dryer operation.
Details on gas supply types, pressure, and connection safety.
Guidance on proper dryer exhaust ducting and length limitations.
Procedures for maintaining the dryer's exhaust system and exterior.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the dryer's lint filter.
Instructions on how to turn the dryer on and off using the power button.
Guide to selecting the appropriate drying cycle based on fabric type.
Details on various sensor dry cycles and their preset settings.
Instructions for using manual cycles like Speed Dry, Freshen Up, and Air Dry.
How to adjust drying time using the MORE TIME and LESS TIME buttons.
Explanation of the display showing the estimated time left in the cycle.
Indicator lights for drying status, filter check, and wrinkle care.
How to enable and disable the child lock function.
Introduction to various optional settings for dryer cycles.
Instructions for setting up and recalling custom drying programs.
Guide on using the rack dry feature for items not suitable for tumbling.
Explains how the wrinkle care option helps prevent wrinkles after drying.
Information on using high temperatures to reduce bacteria during cycles.
How to set the beep alert for approximately 80% dryness.
Instructions on how to change the display language.
How to adjust or turn off the control panel beep volume.
Instructions for manually setting the drying time from 20 to 60 minutes.
How to select drying temperatures for manual cycles.
Examples of items suitable for drying with the Air Dry option.
How to adjust dryness levels for sensor dry cycles.
How to start, pause, and resume dryer cycles.
Comprehensive guide covering pre-use checks, loading, and sensor cycle operation.
Detailed steps for operating manual dry cycles with time and temperature adjustments.
Instructions on how to temporarily pause and restart the dryer cycle.
General maintenance tips and warnings for dryer upkeep.
Essential steps for cleaning the lint filter before or after each load.
Guidance on cleaning the dryer door and its opening for optimal seal.
Addresses issues where the dryer fails to power on or start.
Helps diagnose why the dryer might tumble but not produce heat.
Provides solutions for finding greasy spots on clothes after drying.
Explains common error codes like tE1 and tE2 displayed on the dryer.
Addresses problems related to excess lint appearing on dried clothes.
Offers solutions for reducing static electricity in laundry.
Helps diagnose factors affecting variable drying times.
Provides solutions for when clothes take too long to dry.
Offers tips to prevent or reduce wrinkles in dried laundry.
Explains how to avoid shrinkage and care for garments.
Details the warranty duration and how to contact for service.
Outlines what is not covered by the limited warranty and its limitations.
