Lg Dryer Error Codes — Complete Error Code Diagnosis Guide

Ten LG dryer codes are covered, and three of them are the same warning at rising severity: d80, d90 and d95 report an exhaust restriction of roughly eighty, ninety and ninety-five percent. HS is the humidity sensor, whose bars get insulated by waxy softener film. tE1 is the thermistor circuit, nP is no power reaching the gas valve, PS is a power supply error with one 240-volt leg lost, PF is a logged outage, dE is a door not latched, and CL is the child lock, which is a setting rather than a fault.

That restriction ladder is what makes this index unusual to work: the number tells a reader how deep to look. A d80 is often the lint screen and the transition duct, while a d95 points past the reach of a basic brush — a collapsed section, an animal nest, a duct crushed flat when the machine was pushed back. HS is a cleaning job before a part, since film on the sensor bars ends cycles early. CL is checked before anything is opened, because a dryer that will not respond may simply be locked.

A ninety-five percent restriction is a fire-risk reading, not a maintenance suggestion, and it is also what trips the thermal fuse that turns the fault into no heat at all. On a gas model the nP code sits directly on the valve solenoid and igniter, which are professional work; on an electric one PS is describing the 240-volt supply itself. Clearing a duct is homeowner work; opening the burner box is not. EasyBear covers LG dryers across Sacramento and the Bay Area.