DLGX7801VE
LG DLGX7801VE Gas Dryer with Sensor Dry Repair
Most common issues on this model
- Sensor Dry results when loads come out damp
- EasyLoad door switch and latch
- Gas igniter and flame sensing
- Steam fill valve and inlet screen
- ThinQ connection after a router change
Sensor Dry, TurboSteam and an EasyLoad door come together on the DLGX7801VE, a legacy 7.3 cu. ft. gas dryer. It is an older model that stays in service in many homes.
When a Sensor Dry cycle ends with damp clothes, the dryer is reading moisture wrongly or not heating enough. We clean the sensors, check the vent for lint, and then test the igniter and valve. That order saves you from paying for parts you do not need.
Steam and app features are checked only when they are the complaint. You get a written price, our 30-day workmanship warranty, and parts matched to the model and serial label.
Key features
- 7.3 cu. ft. ultra large capacity
- TurboSteam technology
- EasyLoad door
- ThinQ technology
- Sensor Dry
Error codes this model can show
Why does my dryer stop early but clothes are still wet?
Sensor Dry may be misreading from dirty sensor bars, or low heat may leave the load wet. We clean the sensors and test heat and airflow.
Can the door be the reason it will not start?
Yes. The EasyLoad door must latch and trip its switch before the drum runs. We test the latch and switch before looking at the control.
Does this model need a gas hookup?
Yes. It is a gas dryer, so it needs a gas supply with a shutoff and a standard electrical outlet. We inspect both on a no-heat call.
Book repair for your DLGX7801VE
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.