How to Fix a Noisy LG Dryer

Introduction

• Common inquiry among appliance technicians is how to fix a noisy LG dryer.
• Video covers four common causes and solutions.
• Provides a cost-effective solution for parts.
• Tools and parts are linked in the video description.

Initial Steps

• Unplug Dryer: Safety first, unplug the dryer from the wall.
• Remove Dryer Lid:
  • Remove three screws at the back.
  • Pull lid towards you, wiggle to release, then set aside.

Disassembly Process

1. Control Panel:
   • Remove two screws binding it to faceplate.
   • Detach control panel and set on top.
2. Remove Additional Screws:
   • Four screws next to control panel.
   • Two screws inside the dryer door.
3. Faceplate and Door Removal:
   • Detach dryer door and remove screws from faceplate.
   • Remove four screws from the front bulkhead mounting bracket.
   • Detach moisture sensor wire housing.

Common Causes and Fixes

1. Roller Wheels:
   • Inspect for instability or damage.
   • Expensive if bought individually but available as a kit.
   • Solution: Purchase LG dryer drum roller kit on Amazon for $34.99 with additional accessories.
2. Blower Housing:
   • Check for debris or damage; rotate to ensure smooth operation.
3. Dryer Pulley:
   • Ensure wheel and arm move freely.
   • Check rotor shaft of the motor.

Additional Inspection

• If all components are functioning, check for loose items like coins in the dryer.

Reassembly Process

1. Position Belt and Drum:
   • Align belt to drum grooves.
   • Lift drum into position, ensuring it sits on roller wheels.
   • Reattach belt to pulley, then to rotor shaft.
2. Reinstall Bulkhead Bracket:
   • Fit grooves into chassis slots.
   • Re-secure moisture sensor wire housing and drum light wire.
3. Reattach Faceplate and Door:
   • Reconnect faceplate, control panel, and secure with screws.
   • Reattach front door to match grooves.

Conclusion

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• Video educates on DIY appliance repair for time and money savings.
• Encouragement to try home repair and anticipation for future content.