Edited by Skiter29, 12 October 2012 - 12:48 PM.
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Lg Washer timer goes down fast
Started by Skiter29, Oct 12 2012 12:47 PM
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Posted 12 October 2012 - 12:47 PM
working on a LG dryer model #DLEX510V Customer says dryer will start out at 48 min then after about 2 mins it will go down to 19 then a little longer will go down to 5 then off checked the venting also checked the sensor inside the drum and also the wiring everything looks good any ideals whats up Its a DRYER not a washer sorry
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Posted 12 October 2012 - 02:20 PM
Raise/elevate the rear of the dryer so that it is about 1/2 to 1 inch higher off the floor than the front of the dryer.
This will cause small loads of wet laundry to continually tumble at front of the drum (towards the moisture sensor).
When clothing tumbles---and does not continually touch/contact the Moisure Sensor---the Main Board will begin an accelerated termination-of-the-cycle.
Erratic or no signal from the Moisture Sensor will be interpreted by the Main Board as an indication that the clothing is dry or almost dry).
This will cause small loads of wet laundry to continually tumble at front of the drum (towards the moisture sensor).
When clothing tumbles---and does not continually touch/contact the Moisure Sensor---the Main Board will begin an accelerated termination-of-the-cycle.
Erratic or no signal from the Moisture Sensor will be interpreted by the Main Board as an indication that the clothing is dry or almost dry).
Edited by john63, 12 October 2012 - 05:47 PM.
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Musty odor
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Suds error message
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HE 2X: (1) Tablespoon
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Musty odor
L-O-N-G cycle times
Dingy/yellowing whites
Suds error message
Slow spin speeds
Intermittent water leaks (from rear of washer)
And other annoying symptoms which vary brand-to brand.
Read below:
The *correct* amount of HE (High Efficiency) detergent that should be used in any front load or agitatorless top load washer with tub sizes 3.0 cu ft and larger is as follows:
HE: (2) Tablespoons Per Wash Load
HE 2X: (1) Tablespoon
HE 3X: (1) Teaspoon
Perform a TUB CLEAN CYCLE every (4) months.
Use: "Tide Washing Machine Cleaner"
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