To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my LG DLE9577WM Dryer won't start?
If your LG Dryer won't start, ensure the dryer's plug is securely and completely pushed into the power outlet. Also, 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, so check both.
Why is my LG DLE9577WM not heating up?
If your LG Dryer doesn't heat, first 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, so ensure both are working correctly. Also, confirm that both the house gas shutoff and the dryer gas shutoff are fully open.
Highlights the dryer's large capacity, time efficiency, quiet operation, and energy saving.
Notes that the stainless steel drum is rust-resistant, ensuring durability and hygiene.
Describes the dryer's modern front panel and crystal-clear glass door for a stylish appearance.
Mentions multi-level temperature control for enhanced garment care and protection.
Emphasizes user-friendly functions designed for simple and convenient dryer operation.
Explains the RLM feature for monitoring dryer status remotely via a display unit.
Details the type, rating, size, capacity, and weight of the electric and gas dryer.
Lists and describes optional accessories like dryer rack, stacking kit, pedestal, and monitor.
Provides guidance on how to obtain warranty service and necessary information.
Emphasizes critical safety precautions to reduce risks of fire, explosion, and injury.
Outlines limitations on warranty coverage, particularly for non-private family use.
Lists essential safety guidelines for operating the dryer to prevent hazards.
Details the importance and procedure for grounding the electric dryer for safety.
Provides step-by-step instructions on what to do if a gas smell is detected.
Warns against storing flammable materials and drying certain items due to fire risk.
Informs about California's Proposition 65 regarding chemical exposure from gas appliances.
Guides on selecting a location and ensuring proper clearances for the dryer.
Explains how to change the door swing direction for optimal access and usability.
Details the process for changing the dryer's front panel for aesthetic customization.
Step-by-step instructions for disassembling the dryer's front panels.
Step-by-step instructions for reassembling the dryer's front panels.
Provides instructions for correctly assembling the control panel and lower cover.
Guides on properly connecting the dryer's exhaust system for safe operation.
Highlights critical warnings regarding the use of appropriate venting materials and methods.
Illustrates alternative methods for venting the dryer based on installation needs.
Provides instructions for connecting the gas supply to the dryer.
Offers important notes and warnings concerning gas supply requirements.
Guides on making the correct electrical connections for the dryer.
Details crucial warnings related to electrical connections and power supply.
Instructions for preparing the dryer before its first use, including cleaning.
Guides on verifying the proper functioning of the dryer's heat source.
Details how to confirm heat source operation for gas dryer models.
Details how to confirm heat source operation for electric dryer models.
Explains the importance of proper airflow and how to measure static pressure.
Provides specific installation requirements for dryers in manufactured or mobile homes.
Highlights crucial safety warnings for mobile home dryer installations.
Step-by-step guide for securely installing the stacking kit to connect dryer and washer.
Warns about potential accidents from incorrect stacking kit installation.
Provides instructions for installing the dryer pedestal for elevated placement.
Includes important notes regarding dryer placement and leveling on the pedestal.
Emphasizes critical safety rules for electrical connections to prevent hazards.
Details the proper grounding procedures for the electric dryer.
Explains various connection types: 4-wire receptacle, 3-wire receptacle, and direct wiring.
Provides specific instructions for making a 4-wire direct electrical connection.
Offers important notes regarding correct wiring and screw connections.
Details the procedure for a 3-wire direct electrical connection.
Explains how to connect the dryer using a 4-wire power supply cord.
Details connecting the dryer with a 3-wire power supply cord.
Provides instructions for an optional 3-wire connection method.
Covers crucial warnings regarding circuit overload and plug modification for gas dryers.
Outlines the electrical specifications and circuit needs for gas dryers.
Illustrates the standard 120-volt, 3-wire effectively grounded circuit for gas dryers.
Highlights essential warnings regarding gas supply and connection procedures.
Provides comprehensive warnings and instructions for gas dryer supply.
Warns against improper exhaust venting to prevent fire and gas accumulation.
Details specifications for dryer exhaust ducts, including length and material.
Covers general maintenance tasks for the dryer's exhaust system and exterior.
Warns to disconnect power before performing any dryer maintenance.
Provides detailed instructions on how to clean the dryer's lint screen.
Detailed explanation of all buttons, indicators, and selectors on the dryer's control panel.
Warns about fire risks associated with drying oily items or items containing foam/rubber.
Warns about explosion risks from flammable materials and vapors near the dryer.
Covers selection of Sensor Dry and Manual Dry cycles for different laundry types.
Explains adjusting drying time and the estimated time remaining display.
Describes status indicators and how to enable/disable the child lock feature.
Guides on using the rack dry feature for items not suitable for tumbling.
Explains how to set up and recall custom drying programs.
Details options like Wrinkle Care, Anti Bacterial, Damp Dry Beep, Time Dry, and Temp. Control.
Explains how to adjust or turn off the dryer's audible beep signals.
Provides notes and examples for using the Air Dry function.
Guides on setting the dry level for sensor dry cycles to achieve desired fabric dryness.
Explains how to start, pause, and resume dryer cycles using the button.
Covers pre-use checks, loading, and initiating a sensor dry cycle.
Instructions for selecting and using manual drying cycles with time adjustments.
Explains how to pause and restart the dryer cycle within a specified time frame.
Warns against improper wiring connections that can cause fire or electric shock.
Covers cleaning the lint filter and the dryer door and opening.
Troubleshooting steps for dryers that won't start or do not heat.
Addresses issues with greasy spots on clothes and common dryer error codes.
Troubleshooting tips for excess lint on clothes and static electricity problems.
Explains factors affecting drying time and how to achieve consistent results.
Addresses problems with clothes taking too long to dry or becoming wrinkled.
Provides guidance on preventing clothes from shrinking during drying.
Outlines the warranty period, how to handle service, and labor coverage.
Details what is not covered by the limited warranty and its limitations.
Provides contact numbers and procedures for proving coverage and getting assistance.
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