LG Dryer No Heat – Test Parts & Avoid Unsafe Off-Brand Parts

LG dryer not heating? Learn how to enter diagnosis mode, test heating parts with a multimeter, and discover why using off-brand parts can cause serious damage—or even a fire. This guide covers how to test an LG dryer high limit thermostat, how to test an LG dryer thermistor, how to test an LG dryer thermal fuse, and how to test an LG dryer igniter. Whether your LG dryer won’t heat, LG dryer will not dry clothes, or you suspect the LG dryer high limit thermostat keeps tripping, this video will help you find the cause.

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Full Description:
If your LG dryer isn’t heating, this video will show you:
• How to enter LG dryer diagnosis mode
• How to test heating parts like the LG dryer thermal fuse, LG dryer thermostat, LG dryer igniter, and LG dryer thermistor with a multimeter
• Common reasons for LG dryers not drying or dryer not heating issues
• Why OEM LG dryer parts are the safest choice for repairs

⚠ Important Warning: Never use off-brand replacement parts! Their specs can be far from OEM standards, which can lead to poor performance, more repairs, or even fire hazards.

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Timestamps:
00:15 – Diagnosis Test Mode
00:57 – Checking Heating Parts with Multimeter
02:37 – How to Remove Thermal Cut-Off Fuse
03:37 – Difference Between Off-Brand Part vs OEM (Reset Thermal Cut-Off Fuse)
04:25 – Off-Brand Part vs OEM Auto Thermostat