LG Dryer d75, d80, d90 and d95 Error Codes

If an LG dryer shows d75, d80, d90 or d95, the exhaust duct is clogged, and the number (75, 80, 90 or 95) tells how much. Two or four bars on the Flow Sense indicator mean the exhaust system is severely restricted. The dryer’s hot humid air has to vent somewhere, or the moisture stays in the drum and the clothes.

On gas dryers, a d80 display may instead indicate a lack of gas supplied to the unit.

Inside the dryer

• Remove lint from the lint tray between each load.
• Clean the lint tray with warm water and a soft brush, then let it dry before reinstalling.
• Reduce the load size so air can pass from back to front.

Behind the dryer

• Check that the exhaust hose between the dryer and the wall is not crushed, dented, kinked or compressed.
• It should not be coiled circle over circle like a spring. An S-curve is fine.
• Confirm there are no holes or loose connections.
• Rigid, semi-rigid or flexible, the duct must not be crushed or kinked.

Duct run and outside vent

Look for lint buildup at the rear exhaust duct, which causes long drying time. Check every section of the duct if you can, and clear the outside vent flaps. Long runs or runs with several elbows can hide blockages, so watch the exterior of the house while the dryer runs to see whether exhaust air blows outside. For a professional cleaning, the manual points to a local vent cleaning company.

Related codes

• gAS means the dryer is not receiving gas.
• F0 means the lint filter is not seated properly.
• HS is a humidity sensor error.

LG dryer service in Los Angeles

When the vent checks do not clear the code, call (310) 742-8008 about LG dryer service in Los Angeles. Have the code, the model number, and whether it is a gas dryer ready. Find more on LG dryer repair.

Source: LG Dryer – Error Code List