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Long dry times, but gets plenty hot when I took off the vent line and played with it. Not a clogged vent line. Power is OK. "Cooling" light always on. Dry light is on too. When put in diagnostic mode I get "18:F1" then "U01". no description of this in the service manual. I have not checked resistance on any parts yet. What's wrong? The cooling light always being on seems weird to me. Is one or both of the thermostats? Controller? I really dont wanna rip this thing apart nine times to replace things piecemeal.

Danny for Model Number dle3777w LG Electric Dryer

Answer Hello Danny. Based on the information you provided, it sounds like the PWB 6871EC1115C is bad and will need to be replaced in the unit.

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Recently replaced thermistor (2 mos. ago) after getting check filter and long drying times, with clothes remaining damp after several sensor dry cycles. Worked like new for 2 mos. now, same symptoms. This time I replaced thermistor. No change. Unit now self-diagnoses as open thermistor (LE01). I checked resistance on both thermistors. Each is 10 ohm. The sensor circuit tests 14kohm at 60-68 F, so that's in spec. Service manual says check controller connection. I believe it's good, so not wiring (assuming). Manual says replace controller. Does this seem correct? Need advice before replacing controller.

George H for Model Number DLE5977W

Answer Hello George, Yes this would be correct. As long and wiring and the thermistors are checking out ok then it would be the controller that is at fault. You can do a continuity check on the wiring from the sensor to the control board which will tell you whether there is a wiring issue. If you have an open line this would cause the error.

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My gas dryer heats on manual but when I try to use sensor the gas stops after 2 min?

Tim for Model Number Dlg8388nm

Answer Hi. Ohm out the thermistor on top of the blower housing part # 6323EL2001B. It should read 10,000 ohms +/_ 5% tolerance only. Replace it if necessary. Make sure the blower housing is clear of debris in the blower wheel itself and the entire vent system including the vent cap/hood opening and closing on its own (lint free). Thank You.

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Hello, In question two listed for part AP4441539 Thermister, you say it is 10 "Ohms", but my part measure 10 "K Ohms". the new part I received from you also measures ~10 "K Ohms" on auto scale fluke. Is it possible that the mfg test sheet and you are incorrect? Mike

Mike for Model Number DLGX8388NM LG Dryer

Answer Hello Mike. The ohms are based on temperature and at room temperature, the thermistor 6323EL2001B should read 10,000 or 10K ohms. Also, the meter settings has alot to do with the readings as well. It sounds like the thermistors you have are good. Hope this helps.

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For the thermistor part #AP4441539, should it read 10 ohms or 10K ohms like mine is? Thanks

Jim for Model Number DLG2524W

Answer Hello Jim. The thermistor 6323EL2001B should read 10O according to the manufacture. It also depends on the setting you have on you meter. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. Hope this helps. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html

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My dryer suddenly stoped working I now have it in pieces in my living room trying to figure it out I have a multimeter been checking things out learning as I go. On my thermistor is reading 10.21 ohms and when I checked the continuity I get nothing is that good or bad .Also the dryer was filled with lent pulled out massave mount. Vent was clooged with bird nest.

Bryan for Model Number dle5977w

Answer Hello Bryan. Yes, that is the correct reading on the thermistor at room temperature. You will need to test the thermal cut-offs and make sure they are closed for continuity. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DM1. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. Hope this helps. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html

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My dryer is not heating properly, takes 2 hours to dry a load of towels. If you try and restart dryer after it has run through a full cycle the dryer will not start. Can you help identify problem?

Guest for Model Number DLG2532W

Answer Hello. Check the venting system and see if it is clogged or kinked. Hope this helps.

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