LG · Dryer · 5 code records
Search this source-linked list using the exact display. Open a matching record for its plain-language meaning and manufacturer reference, then confirm the interpretation in your model manual.
Dryer codes may describe the door state, a temperature reading, or restricted exhaust airflow. A code family can vary by electric or gas model; each guide states its scope instead of assuming one fix fits all. The article scope may not cover every LG dryer model or revision.
d75Flow Sense exhaust-restriction code family; LG associates the displayed values with reported restriction levels.
LG says d80 can have a different interpretation on gas dryers. This summary does not diagnose gas supply or a vent installation.
d80Flow Sense exhaust-restriction code family; LG associates the displayed values with reported restriction levels.
LG says d80 can have a different interpretation on gas dryers. This summary does not diagnose gas supply or a vent installation.
d90Flow Sense exhaust-restriction code family; LG associates the displayed values with reported restriction levels.
LG says d80 can have a different interpretation on gas dryers. This summary does not diagnose gas supply or a vent installation.
d95Flow Sense exhaust-restriction code family; LG associates the displayed values with reported restriction levels.
LG says d80 can have a different interpretation on gas dryers. This summary does not diagnose gas supply or a vent installation.
tE1LG identifies tE1 as a thermistor error. Its guide recommends a power reset; if the code returns, the dryer may need service. This display does not by itself prove a specific component has failed.
Follow the reset procedure for the exact model; do not open the dryer or replace a sensor based only on the code.
No matching code in this manufacturer article set. Check the exact display on the official support site.
Before you act
Dryers: Stop using a dryer if an overheating or airflow warning persists, or if you notice smoke or a burning smell. Never bypass a door interlock or thermal protection; use qualified vent or appliance service when needed.
These summaries describe the manufacturer's published explanation. They are not a remote diagnosis and do not establish that a specific component has failed.