To Next PageTo Next PageWhy are my clothes still wrinkled after using STEAM FRESH™ on my LG DLEX 3570 Dryer?
If your LG Dryer leaves garments still wrinkled after using the STEAM FRESH™ option, it may be due to overloading or mixing different types of garments. For best results, use small loads of 1 to 5 similar items.
What to do if garments are too damp or too dry after REDUCE STATIC cycle on my LG DLEX 3570?
If your garments are too damp or too dry after using the REDUCE STATIC option on your LG Dryer, it's likely that the correct drying options weren't selected. You should manually select the load weight before starting the REDUCE STATIC option.
Why is the indicator light on during the drying cycle of my LG Dryer?
If indicator lights are on during the drying cycle on your LG Dryer, it may be due to a water supply error. Check the steam feeder drawer to ensure it's filled to the MAX line, properly seated, and fully closed. Also, turn the dryer off and restart the steam cycle. Do not use distilled water; the water level sensor in steam generator will not work. If the issue persists, it could be a pump problem, in which case you should unplug the dryer and call for service.
How to remove odors from clothing after using STEAM FRESH™ cycle in my LG DLEX 3570?
If odors remain in clothing after using the STEAM FRESH™ cycle on your LG Dryer, it means that the STEAM FRESH™ cycle did not remove the odor completely. For fabrics with strong odors, it's recommended to wash them in a normal cycle.
What to do if steam doesn’t generate but no error code is shown on my LG DLEX 3570?
If steam doesn’t generate in your LG Dryer but no error code is shown, it is due to a water level error. Unplug the dryer and call for service.
Why are there no creases left on garment after STEAM FRESH™ cycle in my LG DLEX 3570?
If there are no creases left on garment after STEAM FRESH™ cycle in your LG Dryer, it is because the function of this cycle is to remove wrinkles from fabric. Use an iron to make creases.
Why does water drip from the nozzle when the steam cycle starts on my LG DLEX 3570 Dryer?
If water drips from the nozzle when the steam cycle starts on your LG Dryer, it is normal. This is just steam condensation, and the dripping will stop shortly.
Why are garments not uniformly damp after EASY IRON cycle in my LG Dryer?
If garments are not uniformly damp after using the EASY IRON cycle on your LG Dryer, it is normal and depends on the amount or type of garments.
Why does water drip from the door during the steam cycle on my LG DLEX 3570 Dryer?
If water drips from the door during the steam cycle on your LG Dryer, it is normal. This is just steam condensation on the door surface.
Why is steam not visible during steam cycle in my LG Dryer?
If steam is not visible during the steam cycle on your LG Dryer, it is normal. Steam vapor is difficult to see when the door is closed.
Ensures proper grounding of appliance components for safety.
Immediate actions for handling a gas leak.
Guidelines for preventing damage to electronic parts from static discharge.
Identifies specific dryer models and type (Electric/Gas).
Details available accessories like stacking kits and pedestals.
Instructions for installing the dryer rack.
Step-by-step guide for securely installing a stacking kit.
Instructions for installing the dryer onto a pedestal.
Details on electrical hookups for electric dryer models.
Procedure for connecting the gas line to the dryer.
Details on sensor-based drying cycles and their settings.
Details on manually controlled drying cycles and their settings.
Procedures to test thermal safety components.
Testing procedures for motor, idler, door, and other switches.
Diagrams illustrating motor operation and centrifugal switch states.
Schematic illustrating electrical connections for electric models.
Schematic illustrating electrical connections for gas models.
Overview of steam cycles, times, and settings.
Solutions for common problems encountered with steam cycles.
List of error codes, their causes, and relevant remarks.
Guide on using the Tag On feature with a smartphone.
Diagnostic steps for an electric dryer that is not heating.
Diagnostic steps for gas dryer issues like igniter or flame detection.
Explains how the FlowSense™ detects duct clogging.
Procedure to test exhaust system adequacy using FlowSense™.
Resolving issues indicated by the flow sensor and airflow restrictions.
Steps to enter and navigate the diagnostic test sequence.
Tests the AC electrical supply and controller connections.
Procedure to measure thermistor resistance for accurate temperature sensing.
Diagnosing motor rotation, blower, and heater functions.
Testing the moisture sensor bars and associated wiring.
Verifying the door switch, harness, and PCB response.
Testing heater switches and elements in electric models.
Procedures for testing gas valve voltage and resistance.
Testing the DC pump motor for proper operation.
Testing the steam generator assembly's heating function.
Adjusting gas valve settings for different gas types.
Steps for replacing gas orifices for conversion.
Steps to safely remove the dryer's top plate.
Procedure for disassembling the panel drawer and accessing the PCB.
Instructions for removing the control panel and its components.
Steps for removing the dryer's cabinet cover.
Procedure for removing the guide assembly, pump, and generator.
Steps to disassemble the main body and panel frames.
Instructions for accessing drum components and changing the lamp.
Instructions for installing or changing the dryer exhaust duct.
Steps to remove filter, blower housing, and back cover components.
Instructions for removing the air duct and drum rollers.
Diagram showing components of the control panel and surrounding plate.
Diagram illustrating parts of the panel drawer and guide assembly.
Exploded view of the cabinet and door for electric models.
Exploded view of the cabinet and door for gas models.
Exploded view of the drum and motor components for electric models.
Exploded view of the drum and motor components for gas models.
Ensures proper grounding of appliance components for safety.
Immediate actions for handling a gas leak.
Guidelines for preventing damage to electronic parts from static discharge.
Identifies specific dryer models and type (Electric/Gas).
Details available accessories like stacking kits and pedestals.
Instructions for installing the dryer rack.
Step-by-step guide for securely installing a stacking kit.
Instructions for installing the dryer onto a pedestal.
Details on electrical hookups for electric dryer models.
Procedure for connecting the gas line to the dryer.
Details on sensor-based drying cycles and their settings.
Details on manually controlled drying cycles and their settings.
Procedures to test thermal safety components.
Testing procedures for motor, idler, door, and other switches.
Diagrams illustrating motor operation and centrifugal switch states.
Schematic illustrating electrical connections for electric models.
Schematic illustrating electrical connections for gas models.
Overview of steam cycles, times, and settings.
Solutions for common problems encountered with steam cycles.
List of error codes, their causes, and relevant remarks.
Guide on using the Tag On feature with a smartphone.
Diagnostic steps for an electric dryer that is not heating.
Diagnostic steps for gas dryer issues like igniter or flame detection.
Explains how the FlowSense™ detects duct clogging.
Procedure to test exhaust system adequacy using FlowSense™.
Resolving issues indicated by the flow sensor and airflow restrictions.
Steps to enter and navigate the diagnostic test sequence.
Tests the AC electrical supply and controller connections.
Procedure to measure thermistor resistance for accurate temperature sensing.
Diagnosing motor rotation, blower, and heater functions.
Testing the moisture sensor bars and associated wiring.
Verifying the door switch, harness, and PCB response.
Testing heater switches and elements in electric models.
Procedures for testing gas valve voltage and resistance.
Testing the DC pump motor for proper operation.
Testing the steam generator assembly's heating function.
Adjusting gas valve settings for different gas types.
Steps for replacing gas orifices for conversion.
Steps to safely remove the dryer's top plate.
Procedure for disassembling the panel drawer and accessing the PCB.
Instructions for removing the control panel and its components.
Steps for removing the dryer's cabinet cover.
Procedure for removing the guide assembly, pump, and generator.
Steps to disassemble the main body and panel frames.
Instructions for accessing drum components and changing the lamp.
Instructions for installing or changing the dryer exhaust duct.
Steps to remove filter, blower housing, and back cover components.
Instructions for removing the air duct and drum rollers.
Diagram showing components of the control panel and surrounding plate.
Diagram illustrating parts of the panel drawer and guide assembly.
Exploded view of the cabinet and door for electric models.
Exploded view of the cabinet and door for gas models.
Exploded view of the drum and motor components for electric models.
Exploded view of the drum and motor components for gas models.
General| Type | Electric |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 7.4 cu. ft. |
| Weight | 120 lbs |
| Control Type | Electronic |
| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
| Sensor Dry | Yes |
| Reversible Door | Yes |
| Number of Cycles | 8 |
| Color | White |
| Stackable | Yes |
| Width | 27" |
| Height | 39" |
