✨ LG DRYER WON’T HEAT - QUICK RESET ✨

By Scott The Fix-It Guy

 To reset an LG gas dryer, follow these steps:




1. Locate the reset button - The reset button is located on the round burner tube.  To get to the reset button, pop off the plastic round cover on the right side of the dryer in the lower back right hand corner.


2. Unplug the dryer - Before pressing the reset button, unplug the dryer from the electrical outlet. This is an important safety precaution.


3. Reach into the round opening and find the black plastic button connected to the round burner tube.  The reset button will have 2 wires attached to it - Once the dryer is unplugged, press the reset button until it clicks. 


4. Plug in the dryer - After releasing the reset button, plug the dryer back into the electrical outlet.


5. Test the dryer - Turn on the dryer and check to see if it's working properly.  Make sure to clean out the dryer vent tube.  When it gets clogged with lint it causes the resettable thermal fuse to blow.


Click Here to see a Quick Video on How To Reset Your LG Dryer: 

https://youtube.com/shorts/0mZN38nKP1o?feature=share


It's important to note that not all LG dryers have a reset button. The Electric LG Dryers Don’t have a reset button.

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