Why does my LG Dryer take so long to dry?
Several factors can cause your LG dryer to take longer than usual: ensure the filter is cleaned after each load, the water container is emptied, and the correct cycle setting is selected for the fabric type. Also, check that the air ventilation grille or rear vents aren't obstructed, clothes aren't excessively wet, and the dryer isn't overloaded.
What to do if my LG TD-C902H Dryer won’t run?
If your LG dryer isn't running, first ensure it's properly plugged in and the "Start/Pause" button has been pressed. Also, verify that the door is completely closed and the room temperature is above 5°C. Finally, check the fuses or circuit breakers and replace them if necessary. Remember to press the Start/Pause button again after emptying the water container and cleaning the filter.
Why does my LG Dryer say 'Clean Filter'?
The 'Clean Filter' message appears because the filter is clogged with lint and dust. Check that the filter is clean.
How to prevent my LG TD-C902H from covering clothes in fluff?
To prevent your LG dryer from covering clothes in fluff, check that the filter is clean and all items in the dryer are clean as well. Ensure laundry is correctly sorted by fabric type and the dryer isn't overloaded. Also, remove any paper, tissues, or other degradable items from the laundry.
Why is the drying time not consistent on my LG Dryer?
The drying time for a load in your LG dryer can vary based on several factors, including the heat setting, load size, fabric types, the wetness of the clothes, and the condition of the filter.
What to do if clothes are creased after using my LG TD-C902H?
If your clothes are creased after drying in your LG dryer, make sure you're not overloading the dryer. Try using a shorter drying time and remove items while they still have a slight amount of moisture. You might also want to use the anti-crease option.
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