Customer Questions and Answers for Heater Assembly by Lg

Chase, unfortunately, the manufacturer specifically calls for a minimum of 230VAC for this unit and do not provide information for a 208VAC element.

Hello Noel, This is most likely an issue with the generator assembly ADZ73410101. There is the possibility of a control issue EBR80198607 but the manufacturer always recommends replacing the generator first since it is the more likely cause.

Doug, This unit is a gas dryer and would not have a heating element. I believe you may be referring to the igniter which would be part number 5318EL3001A.

John, it would be recommended that the manufacturer recommended heater assembly 5301EL1001J is used as this would ensure the correct ratings are being applied.

Hello Perke, as per the manufacturer, the correct heater element for your model is (5301EL1001J),,,,5301EL1001J.

Hello Larry, the heater assembly 5301EL1001J comes with the high limit thermostat and high limit fuse mounted to the outer case.

Hello Len, You will need to order 5301EL1001H for the model provided. Both of the part numbers you listed cross to this assembly.

Happy, There is a slight difference between these 2 elements and would suggest getting the one for your unit.

Hello Gil, the 2 heaters are interchangeable, the heater 5301el1001h 5301EL1001H, is the latest substitution part.

Marie, the terminal block where the power cord connects to the dryer will need to be tested for 240VAC while the unit is plugged in. If there is 240VAC, the power cord will need to be unplugged from the outlet, and the heating element 5301EL1001A, hi-limit thermostat 6931EL3003D, and safety thermostat 6931EL3001E will need to be tested. With the red wire unplugged from the element, the thermostats should measure as having continuity. The element would be tested from the red wire terminal to the yellow wire terminal for 10O of resistance, then from red to blue for 10O of resistance. Replace any failed parts as necessary. If the parts test good, then the unit will need to be put back together with the exception of the red wire on the element (ensure that the wire is secure and does not touch any metal), and the front panel will need to be plugged in but angled so that there is access to the element. The unit would then be plugged in and ran through a normal cycle while the element is tested for voltage. If there is 120VAC getting to the yellow wire (when tested to ground) and the blue wire (when tested to ground, but not the red wire, then the motor 4681EL1008A has failed. If there is 120VAC at the red wire but not the yellow or blue wires, then the main control 6871EC1121E has failed. Unfortunately, the manufacturer has discontinued the main control and it is no longer available.