LG dryer is not drying - How to eliminate?

What if your dryer suddenly refused to dry your laundry? We will discuss possible causes and solutions to the problem. If your dryer does not dry the laundry or does not dry it well, you urgently need to understand the causes of the problem: it can be either a trivial accident, an overload of the laundry, or a breakdown of one of the washing machine units, for example, sensors, heating elements, fan, pump or control board. The first thing to check for an LG dryer not drying properly is the lint screen. Your dryer was designed to have the lint filter cleaned after every cycle. That means each extra load you do without cleaning the filter will take longer to dry and allow more lint to enter the exhaust system. After each cycle, slide out the lint screen to remove it. Wipe away all lint and debris you find in the filter, then reinstall it. This should help maintain proper airflow and help to trap as much loose lint as possible. Clean the dryer vent. Unplug the dryer and position it away from the wall to disconnect the vent. Circulate the appliance brush or vacuum hose attachment inside the vent to remove lint and debris. Repeat for the vent leading to the exhaust opening on the outside of your home. Reconnect the vent, plug the dryer back in and reposition it in place. You are quite capable of eliminating many of the reasons yourself, without additional expenses: check the washing program, load the laundry correctly, clean the drain filter. But if there is a breakdown of some internal unit of the machine or you cannot independently determine the cause of the malfunction, it is better to stop the experiments and call a qualified specialist with the necessary equipment and skills. Always get professional help if you are not sure about how to replace damaged or faulty parts of your LG dryer. This is especially true if your unit has an active warranty.