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Your LG dryer emits little to low noise if used properly. But factors such as zippers, coins, or buttons can cause your dryer to be noisy at times.
LG Dryer - How to Reduce Dryer Noise
Your LG dryer emits little too low noise if used properly. But there are some factors that can cause your dryer to be noisy at times. In this video we will show you how to reduce the amount of noise you might hear coming from your unit.
During the drying cycle you'll notice certain clicking noises coming from the drum of the dryer. This could be caused by metal and clothing.
Mainly zippers and buttons clean against the surface of the drum. Prior to drying these items, please make sure to zip up and/or button loose clothing and flip them inside out not only to help protect your garment zippers and buttons but to help decrease the clicking noise during the drying cycle.
If you are drying garments that have no zippers or buttons and still hear a slight clicking noise, maybe noticing the operation of electric relays in your dryer. Most likely you will rarely hear this sound. But if you do it is completely normal and indicates that your dryer is operating normally.
Finally, if you own an LG steam dryer that requires a physical external water supply, you may hear some noise from your water source as water enters the dryer’s steam generator, keep the noise level to a minimum by following these tips to ensure a quiet and comfortable laundry experience.
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Try This
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Clicking or Rattling
1This can be caused by zippers or buttons hitting the drum
2Prior to drying, zip or button up loose clothing and turn items with zippers or buttons inside out.
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Thud or Pounding
1Caused by hard items or heavy wet clothes hitting the drum.
2 This is normal and will diminish as the cycle advances. Spread items out evenly in the drum to lessen noise.
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Humming or Beeping
1As cool air transfers to heat inside of the drum, this can sometimes produce a humming airflow sound or a high-frequency beeping noise.
2 This is normal.
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