Lg 3550EL1005C Guide Cover OEM Part

I have order three parts, guide filter, cover guide, and sensor assembly. My previous cover guide was from two parts, when sensor assembly was one of them. New part ( guide cover ) was all in one piece so I just transfer old metal part of sensor to new cover guide and I don't need that sensor assembly anymore. I have ordered all three parts overnight by Fedex, ordered 15 min before 5pm, so next day it was here. Dryer is fixed, I'm happy.

Parts shown at the right went in with no problem and dryer works again.

I replaced the pieces and all the lint was really easy to take the vacuum cleaner extension for the hose and clean out all the stuff inside which with any dryer you should be clean them out once a year. I didn't order the sensor strips that were on the one piece, but they were easy to take off and put back into the new piece saved a bunch of money.

The lint trap guide cover was cracked on our LG dryer which sees pretty heavy use at our rental cabins. AppliancePartsPros.com got us the replacement part in about 48 hours. They didn't have the lowest price, but they made the best assurances of a quick delivery while not having to pay for expedited shipping. I had double-checked part numbers (and prices and shipping time estimates!) at a number of other sites. All listed the same part number but, with it in hand, I could see it wasn't exactly the same item despite having the correct part number. On our unit, the guide cover and the moisture sensor are in two separate pieces. On the replacement part, everything was one piece. In fact, the image of the replacement part shows the relief for the sensor holder, but it's not there on the actual item. I was dismayed at first, but quickly realized I could pull the sensor strips from the original separate sensor holder and install them in the replacement guide after which everything screwed right into place. The original guide had snagged clothing and cracked right where the separate sensor holder joined it, so I suspect LG may have improved the design by making it all one piece. Anyhow, we were quickly back in business with a pretty simple and inexpensive repair.

Ordered new plastic screen. The screen design changed. The moisture sensing bars are now built in. Original bars were rough looking so I also ordered two new ones. Consulted your guide to make sure new the part was compatible with my LG dryer. It was. Then I followed the instructions in your diy how to video. The electrical clips for the sensor bars were a little tough to remove. Careful work with pliers helped remove them. 9 year old dryer works like brand new. I will use your service again.