LG Dryer Not Heating, Heating Element Replacement

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One day my LG dryer was not heating. In this video I will show you the replacement steps for the heating element. I ended up having a lot of trouble with this because I bought an aftermarket part that only lasted a week and had to take it apart again to fix it with an authentic LG part.
Here's a link to the LG heating element - amzn.to/47mSp44

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14 окт 2022

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@huasonshine4120 Месяц назад

Great video, so helpful!! thank you so much for sharing.. funny thing... the screw you said was super tight was missing when i opened mine up... hmmmmm... Also i did not see where you took out the four screws in the door face. With the door open it is the two highest and 2 lowest screws to remove.. but not any of the ones attaching the door or the opposite ones for reversing the door.

@CarolinaCowboys Месяц назад

Are you talking about right here? - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-z69Do7YM4iw.htmlsi=VzmyNvTWgwkCAP9r&t=268 I wonder if you have a different model than mine.

@huasonshine4120 Месяц назад

@@CarolinaCowboys yes it is slightly different, maybe slightly older or newer of the same :) I ended up with 3 extra screws when it was over, but it works fine with no movement or noise so I 'm just gonns save them in the part box for the next round.. haha.. I do suggest folks take care with where the odd scres go I had 4 stubby machine screws, and and the 3 days i was waiting for the part i forgot where they belonged... ooops..

@huasonshine4120 Месяц назад

@@CarolinaCowboys the super tight one was the 2nd screw in the top left corner of the door-cover peice i only had the first screw there,.the left most one, there was a hole for another screw but no screw there...

@huasonshine4120 Месяц назад

@@CarolinaCowboys I forgot to mention how helpful the video was, sorry about that i edited it in. It really was a life saver.. :)

@CarolinaCowboys 15 дней назад

@@huasonshine4120 Glad to help!

@wayneloyacano249 Год назад

Those dual coil elements never fail. I don't even carry one for van stock. It's probably the $10 genuine LG high limit fuse.

@CarolinaCowboys Год назад

Is that an auto-resetting fuse?

@wayneloyacano249 Год назад

@@CarolinaCowboys the high limit is a one time fuse, the thermostat, also on the canister is a bi-metal and technically resets

@CarolinaCowboys Год назад

@@wayneloyacano249 ya I thought the high limit fuse was one time, so if I replaced it, it would just blow out again, I think it’s because of a temperature regulator or thermostat

@CarolinaCowboys Год назад

Also I’m pretty sure I replaced the fuse and it didn’t fix the problem

@wayneloyacano249 Год назад

@@CarolinaCowboys typically replacing both is recommended. If fuse keeps blowing it's usually related to airflow. Not just venting but also the lint filter. Those can get clogged, not long you scrape off but perminate clogging the screen. Very fine material of filter means dryer sheets and fabric softener are not recommend.

@mombb8410 Год назад

Help after removing the front panel you disconnected wires. That red and white on I just can’t get out. I try to pull in really hard. On the side and in the front. Was there a trick? I tried doing what you did 3:44 minutes in the video..

@CarolinaCowboys Год назад

Most of those wires have squeeze clips on them, sometimes you need to squeeze on the sides and sometimes on the front or the back. Check out my other dryer videos I have other angles as well.