Lg DLE3400W Dryers

Quick Overview

This page offers general guidance for your Lg DLE3400W Dryers. For more personalized help try our expert AI trained to help with this appliance:

**Dryer Does Not Heat**

This can happen if the house fuse is blown, the circuit breaker has tripped, or if there is a power outage. A circuit problem might also allow the dryer to run without producing heat
**Clothes Take Too Long to Dry**

Often, this issue is due to blocked or dirty exhaust ducts or an exhaust duct run that is too long. Proper configuration and cleaning of the duct system are necessary to ensure adequate airflow
**Dryer Will Not Turn On**

Similar to heating issues, a blown house fuse, a tripped circuit breaker, or a power outage might be the cause
**Flow Sense™ Indicator Remains Active**

This indicates a restriction in the venting. The system needs multiple cycles to reset after clearing the obstruction. If it persists, service might be required
**Error Codes (d75, d80, d90, d95)**

These codes indicate that the exhaust system is about 75% to 95% blocked. It's important not to use the dryer until the obstruction is cleared to avoid potential fire hazards

1. **Task: Clean the Lint Filter

Frequency: Frequency: Before or after every load

Details: Remove the lint from the filter with your fingers or vacuum it. If needed, wash the filter in warm, soapy water and ensure it is thoroughly dry before reinstalling it.**
2. **Task: Clean the Drum

Frequency: Frequency: Periodically

Details: Clean the drum with a conventional stainless steel cleaner, following the manufacturer’s specifications. Avoid using steel wool or abrasive cleaners.**
3. **Task: Clean the Exhaust Vent System

Frequency: Frequency: At least once per year

Details: The exhaust duct should be cleaned to prevent lint buildup and ensure proper airflow. If airflow or drying performance decreases, check and clean the ductwork immediately.**
4. **Task: Check for Blockages in the Exhaust System

Frequency: Frequency: Monthly

Details: Check the vent ductwork for lint buildup or obstructions. Keep the duct system as short and straight as possible.**
5. **Task: Vacuum Around and Under Dryer

Frequency: Frequency: Regularly

Details: Vacuum lint and dust from around and underneath the dryer to prevent buildup.**

Always clean the lint filter after each drying cycle to ensure optimal performance and safety.
Vacuum around and under the dryer regularly to prevent lint and dust buildup that could interfere with dryer operation.

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Clean the lint filter before every load to ensure efficient drying and reduce energy consumption.
Use the Energy Saver option during the Normal cycle to begin drying with an air dry section, which reduces energy use.
Regularly check and clear the exhaust ducts to prevent blockages, which can increase drying time and energy usage.
Divide large loads into smaller loads for better drying performance and efficiency.
Dry when possible with lower heat settings; this can extend the life of your clothes and reduce energy use.

Do not store or use gasoline or other flammable vapors and liquids near this or any other appliance. A fire or explosion could result.
Do not dry articles cleaned in, washed in, soaked in, or soiled with flammable substances (e.g., gasoline, cooking oils) as they could ignite or explode.

Remove the door before the appliance is removed from service or discarded to avoid the danger of children or small animals getting trapped inside.