What's Included
- FlowSense airflow diagnostic
- Heating element and thermistor testing
- Drum roller, belt, and pulley inspection
- TurboSteam generator descale (where applicable)
- 90-day parts-and-labor warranty
LG dryers combine innovative technology with high efficiency, but complex systems mean more potential failure points. Our technicians are factory-trained on the full DLEX series, the Dual Inverter Heat Pump line (DLHX), and models featuring FlowSense duct-clogging alerts and TurboSteam dewrinkling. Whether your dryer is electric or gas, we have the expertise to restore it quickly.
Common LG Dryer Problems We Fix
Frequent error codes on LG dryers include d80, d90, d95 (airflow restriction from FlowSense), tE (thermistor fault), and CL (child lock active). We also repair dryers that run but produce no heat, take multiple cycles to dry a load, make squealing or thumping noises, fail to turn on, or shut off mid-cycle. Heat pump models can develop refrigerant-circuit issues or condenser coil lint blockages that dramatically reduce efficiency.
Our Repair Process
We start with a FlowSense airflow test and a full control-board diagnostic to isolate the fault. Common repairs include replacing heating elements or heat pump components, drum rollers, idler pulleys, belts, thermostats, and moisture sensors. TurboSteam units receive a steam generator descale and nozzle inspection as part of the visit. Gas dryer repairs include igniter and gas valve coil replacement as needed.
Transparent Pricing
LG dryer repairs start from $89. You receive a written flat-rate quote after the diagnostic — before we touch a single component.
Schedule Your Dryer Repair
Wet laundry shouldn't sit overnight. Book a same-day or next-day appointment online or by phone. All LG dryer repairs come with a 90-day parts-and-labor guarantee.