“My LG dryer keeps running after the cycle stops. I don’t have it set for sensor dry. I use timed dry mainly and even after I turn power off on board, dryer keeps sinning if the door is closed.”
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There is a variety of reasons as to why your ENERGY STAR® Certified LG 7.3 cu. Ft. Ultra Large Capacity Electric Dryer with Sensor Dry Technology, Model # DLE7150W, is continuing to run even after the cycle has ended, that may be due to issues with the control board, door switch, or timer. The control board is responsible for managing the dryer’s functions. If it malfunctions, it may send continuous power to the motor, causing the dryer to keep running. If you suspect this is the issue, you may need to replace the control board. If the timer gets stuck, it can cause the dryer to run continuously. To troubleshoot, unplug the dryer and wait a few minutes to allow the timer to reset. If this does not resolve the issue, replacing the timer may be necessary. A faulty door switch can fail to signal the control board to stop the motor when the cycle is complete. Inspect the door switch for proper operation and replace it if necessary. Overloading can strain the motor and cause it to overheat, leading to continuous operation. Ensure you are not exceeding the manufacturer’s recommended load capacity. A clogged lint filter can restrict airflow, causing the dryer to overheat and run continuously. Clean the lint filter thoroughly after each use to prevent this issue. Check for any loose or corroded wiring connections, particularly around the start switch and timer. Tightening loose wires can often resolve electrical malfunctions that cause the dryer to run when it shouldn’t. If the problem persists after checking these potential causes, it may be best to contact our Customer Support on social media, using our handle, @LGUSSUPPORT, or consult a professional appliance repair technician to diagnose and fix the issue. Regular maintenance and cleaning can help prevent such problems in the future...^Ivan.
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