I would check the heating element. Hope this helps. You can take the back off but make sure it is unplugged... The heating element is in the tube long box. Hope this helps. Heating elements are easy and cheap repairs. Hope this is what is wrong.
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If it is running, chances are one of the thermostats are gone. You have two on the heater bank, a high level and a safety, have them both changed.
Sgt 48
SOURCE: LG DLE0332W Electric Dryer- The
Had the same problem, dryer got hot but didn't stay hot. sounds like you have a bad sensor and it sounds like it's out of warranty.
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Hello alloyd1455,
Please find a link for the service manual for your dryer and note page 26 and up discusses how to open up and gain access to the inside compartment.
Hope this helps
http://136.166.4.200/contents/Laundry/DLE0332/DLE0332_Service_Manual.pdf
Regards,
Rick
SOURCE: LG DLEo332W electric dryer not drying full time
you have to change out the timer motor...
http://www.partselect.com/repair.aspx?appliance=dryer&part=dryer-wont-heat
SOURCE: I have a LG DLE0332W Electric Dryer. I push the
Yes, the motor is bad.
Replacing the motor is a bit involved, but if you want to attempt it I can walk you through it.
There should be a 5 YEARS warranty on the motor, so you might consider a repairman. Make sure they are LG certified and there will be no cost to you for the motor. The labor, however, may be up to you and could be expensive.
I'm willing to assist you on whatever you decide. The motor itself should be under $100.
Best, G
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