I was going to try to fix my dryer which is taking a bit longer to dry. However, after watching your video I realize I don't know what the hell I'm doing and I should hire an expert. Great video.
Thanks for this. Question - at the 1:47 mark when you mention this is a single coil element, mine looks exactly like yours, except i don't have the white wire at the bottom. i don't see one to connect. i guess it's jus that way on some?
I hope you can help me, my felt inside the door has ca 7:20 me all the way out and i dont have the money this month hopefully next month. But in the meantime my dirty clothes are filling up it takes 5 times to dry my clothes. Im thinking gluing something like a jump rope or some filler til then desperately need your help
Hi is this is Sandra again don't know why that 7:20 came out I was talking about my Whirlpool dryer the inside I guess it's called the felt is all the way out my 4 year old granddaughter pulled it all the way out who knows where it's at and like I said my dirty clothes are piled up not a good time for that especially during the holidays it takes five times to dry a load and I was thinking about putting maybe a rope jump rope going that on until I'm able to get a new one or some kind of filler what kind would be best if any I need your help desperately ASAP
I just grabbed the rear felt seal for my Whirlpool dryer. There's a front seal and a door seal that I might have to just jimmy something to work until a new seal can come in. It's a race against the clock because I have a new dryer on the way and if I can fix it before the new dryer comes in I'll get my money back and cancel the new dryer.
For the Thermistor, make sure the sensor is clear of lint inside the pipe. I found mine covered with lint on the inside of the dryer. I believe this was insulating it to changes in temperature. With a good wad of lint, acting as insulation blanket, it would slow up the cycling of the dryer, take longer to turn on the heat, then longer to cool down, then longer to heat up. Just check it, stick your hand up the pipe and see that it is clear of lint.
If there is a lot of lint build up in your dryer that can cause the thermistor to not work correctly. We do recommend cleaning the dryer ever so often to prevent lint build up.
Hi, I have LG dryer. I replaced the main control board because taking too long to dry. But still have the same issue. What do you suggest any other parts to check? Thank you.
What is the model number of your dryer? How often do you clean the lint catcher and the duct work? Have you checked your thermostats to see if they have continuity coming to them? If your dryer has moisture sensor bars check them to see if they may have lint built up on them.
How often do you check the lint filter? How often to do you clean the duct work that leads to the outside? Do you happen to have a multimeter? If all that is good you may have an issue with a thermostat and you would have to test them to see which one of them could have failed.
Can the timer switch be the problem of taking too long to heat. I checked and everything else beeps on my meter. On certain parts of the switch there is no beep or any reading.
You " Clean this every year" Me: Thinking I am in trouble cause I have lived here 4 years now and never cleaned anything except the lint trap on the dryer every load but nothing else.. lets see what I find when I rip it apart tomorrow. Thanks for the video!
Me: (even worse) I’ve owned this dryer for 20 years and have never heard of cleaning your dryer and didn’t even know how to open it up!! Live & learn, I will be teaching my kids these things!!
Mine was just pushed to close to the wall and the hose was scrunched up. I pulled the dryer out from the wall and turned it on and it immediately got hot again. YEAH.
I tried to buy parts for my washer/ dryer on your website but they are overpriced. High way robbery. Thanks for the video and info i subscribed, hoping that would at least help your channel but i won't buy from your website. sorry!
Their prices are high, but it's cheap compared to a visit from a repair man/woman, and they sell higher quality OEM parts. And their videos are awesome!
Thi video is underrated i love this man he is outhere doing gods work
Give this man the awards.
This has been the best description I have heard. you started with the obvious, THE VENTS!. It's the last place if ever people look. Good Job!
Thanks! Sometimes, the easiest solution is the correct one.
Thanks for this video. Dryer just went out and with your video came to the conclusion my heating element went out. Again thank you!
I was going to try to fix my dryer which is taking a bit longer to dry. However, after watching your video I realize I don't know what the hell I'm doing and I should hire an expert. Great video.
Same. Is your dryer still broken?
Thanks for the thorough video! My obvious problem is #5. I'll try that and hopefully that's all I need to fix.
Thanks for the info. I have checked the lint filter and the obvious stuff. Help! It takes forever to dry and actually is not drying
Love this video very explanatory
thank you for this excellent video! I was able to fix my dryer with this video!
You are welcome! Glad you were able to fix your dryer! If there is anything we can help you with in the future please let us know!
Thanks for this. Question - at the 1:47 mark when you mention this is a single coil element, mine looks exactly like yours, except i don't have the white wire at the bottom. i don't see one to connect. i guess it's jus that way on some?
This is very informative video.
what is the part on the heating element called its the sensor that is unpluged at time stamp 2:08 mine just fell apart and i need to replace it
I hope you can help me, my felt inside the door has ca 7:20 me all the way out and i dont have the money this month hopefully next month. But in the meantime my dirty clothes are filling up it takes 5 times to dry my clothes. Im thinking gluing something like a jump rope or some filler til then desperately need your help
Hi is this is Sandra again don't know why that 7:20 came out I was talking about my Whirlpool dryer the inside I guess it's called the felt is all the way out my 4 year old granddaughter pulled it all the way out who knows where it's at and like I said my dirty clothes are piled up not a good time for that especially during the holidays it takes five times to dry a load and I was thinking about putting maybe a rope jump rope going that on until I'm able to get a new one or some kind of filler what kind would be best if any I need your help desperately ASAP
We cannot recommend you use anything other than the felt seal that is recommended for your unit.
I just grabbed the rear felt seal for my Whirlpool dryer. There's a front seal and a door seal that I might have to just jimmy something to work until a new seal can come in.
It's a race against the clock because I have a new dryer on the way and if I can fix it before the new dryer comes in I'll get my money back and cancel the new dryer.
Great Job Gentlemen !
Great info, thanks!!!!
Outstanding.
For the Thermistor, make sure the sensor is clear of lint inside the pipe. I found mine covered with lint on the inside of the dryer. I believe this was insulating it to changes in temperature. With a good wad of lint, acting as insulation blanket, it would slow up the cycling of the dryer, take longer to turn on the heat, then longer to cool down, then longer to heat up. Just check it, stick your hand up the pipe and see that it is clear of lint.
If there is a lot of lint build up in your dryer that can cause the thermistor to not work correctly. We do recommend cleaning the dryer ever so often to prevent lint build up.
Do you guys sell the lint brush to clean out the flexible metal tub to the outside wall?
Good job
Hi, I have LG dryer. I replaced the main control board because taking too long to dry. But still have the same issue. What do you suggest any other parts to check? Thank you.
What is the model number of your dryer? How often do you clean the lint catcher and the duct work? Have you checked your thermostats to see if they have continuity coming to them? If your dryer has moisture sensor bars check them to see if they may have lint built up on them.
Thanks
I changed the thermal fuse it still takes a while to dry? What do you suggest?
How often do you check the lint filter? How often to do you clean the duct work that leads to the outside? Do you happen to have a multimeter? If all that is good you may have an issue with a thermostat and you would have to test them to see which one of them could have failed.
@@appliancepartspros every day it’s clean do you think the dryer hose needs to be cleaned out?
@@appliancepartspros which multi meter would you recommend?
Good video
Pfff I like this gentleman.
BEST BEST BEST!!
Can the timer switch be the problem of taking too long to heat. I checked and everything else beeps on my meter. On certain parts of the switch there is no beep or any reading.
New Sub, great job thank you /cheers ScrapBongo Liked
Where the hell can I get one of those brushes. Amazon
Do dryers not have capacitors that need to be discharged? If you don’t you risk electrocution?
What is your model number of your dryer?
You " Clean this every year"
Me: Thinking I am in trouble cause I have lived here 4 years now and never cleaned anything except the lint trap on the dryer every load but nothing else.. lets see what I find when I rip it apart tomorrow. Thanks for the video!
Me: (even worse) I’ve owned this dryer for 20 years and have never heard of cleaning your dryer and didn’t even know how to open it up!! Live & learn, I will be teaching my kids these things!!
Recently we had that problem and it was simply that the belt burst
To the point. no wasteful bla bla bla.TU
Mine was just pushed to close to the wall and the hose was scrunched up. I pulled the dryer out from the wall and turned it on and it immediately got hot again. YEAH.
Could it be that the drum is just not turning??
LG model # DLE3050W
What all have you checked on your dryer?
I tried to buy parts for my washer/ dryer on your website but they are overpriced. High way robbery. Thanks for the video and info i subscribed, hoping that would at least help your channel but i won't buy from your website. sorry!
Their prices are high, but it's cheap compared to a visit from a repair man/woman, and they sell higher quality OEM parts. And their videos are awesome!
Cmon man, do something with that hair.
MOST INFORMATIVE DRYER VIDEO,.. PERIOD ✅ THNX 🫶
You're welcome!