Solution for any LG Dryer Error Code

To disable the child lock feature on most models, press and hold the CHILD LOCK key for three seconds.

When you press the START/PAUSE button or adjust the cycle knob to select a drying program, the indicator light turns off.

A gas supply valve must be switched ON. Check to see if the gas line is straight.

Turn on the dryer. Choosing the SteamFresh cycle, Click MORE TIME till huge appears on the display. Press the START button

Turn off the dryer power supply by pulling the plug out of the socket or turning off the circuit breaker. Press and hold the START/PAUSE button for 5 seconds while the dryer is still without power. Reconnect the dryer to the mains again and then try to start another cycle.

We’re going to perform a factory reset to solve it. Turn off the circuit breaker supplying power to the dryer or unplug it. Press and hold the Start/Pause button for 5 seconds while the dryer is not powered on. Try starting a cycle after restoring electricity.

Make sure the lint filter is inserted correctly by inspecting it. The dryer’s sensor will display FO and stop functioning if the lint filter is not installed correctly. Reinsert the lint filter into the housing after removing it.

The dryer’s internal sensors located under the filter should be cleaned. Allow the sensors to dry completely before trying another cycle.

Make sure that the drain hose is not kinked, twisted or filled with water at the end. The dryer will not drain well if the drain hose has been stretched due to increased resistance. It is recommended to use only a regular LG drain hose. After making sure that the drain hose is not bent, kinked or clogged, press the START/PAUSE button to restart the dryer.

Open the door, check that the filter is fully inserted, and make sure that nothing is affixed to the door with clothing. Try these steps if the issue isn’t a dent or damage:

1. Trip the circuit breaker to reset the device or unplug it.
2. 5 seconds should pass.
3. Reconnect the plug.
4. Firmly shut the door
5. Press Start after choosing a cycle.

If the unit enters the code again, assistance is required.

1. Check the power cord connection.
2. The circuit breaker should be reset.
3. Check the ground outlet.
4. A repair service is necessary if the dryer is still not heating at this point.

1. Verify the power cord connection. Verify that the power line is firmly inserted into a grounded outlet that matches the dryer’s 240V rating plate.
2. Turn the circuit breaker back on. Turn off the dryer’s circuit breaker from the house’s main switch for at least 10 seconds to eliminate the power surge inside the switch.
3. Examine a household outlet. If the error is visible, a certified electrician may need to inspect the home’s outlet to make sure that the dryer is receiving the proper voltage.
4. At this point, if the dryer is still not heating, it needs to be repaired.

NOTE: D80 on gas dryers may indicate that an insufficient amount of gas is being supplied to the appliance.

1. Check for lint build-up in the rear exhaust duct, as it can increase the drying time in the dryer.
2. Check if the hood is damaged.
3. A broken or crushed hood will also obstruct the airflow. If possible, ensure the exhaust pipe is not damaged, crushed, kinked or otherwise damaged.
4. Inspect for crushed duct
5. Avoid long runs or runs with multiple elbows or bends.
6. Excessive or pinched transition duct
7. Too many elbows can also cause prolonged drying.
8. The ductwork’s length.
9. Check the exterior of the house when the machine is running to determine whether exhaust air is blowing outdoors since blockages can happen when the ductwork is too long or has too many bends and are difficult to locate. Contact a nearby vent cleaning business to clean the vent.