LG 7.4 cu. ft. Smart White Gas Vented Dryer with Sensor Dry
Dryer has 7.4 cu. ft. of capacity & handles large loads with ease. Sensor Dry measures moisture & auto adjusts to ensure drying. LG SmartDiagnosis helps diagnose problems quickly over the phone.
Forget pulling still-damp loads from the dryer with Sensor Dry, the dryer can detect moisture and automatically adjust drying time for loads of all sizes saving energy with less wear and tear on clothes. You can even save time with ultra large capacity that fits more clothes in every load. Plus, keep your dryer clean, efficient and safe with the FlowSense Duct Clogging Indicator that lets you know when your ducts need cleaning to avoid lint buildup, improves the dryers performance for greater efficiency and lower utility bills and gives you safer, worry-free operation with fewer service calls.
- Spend less time on laundry with more room for clothes, free up your dayfit more clothes in every load with 7.4 cu. ft. of space, running fewer loads saves energy and money on your utility bill
- No more damp clothes – the built-in sensor detects moisture levels and automatically adjusts drying time for loads of all sizes; no more overdrying – dryer shuts off at just the right time to save energy with less wear and tear on clothes
- FlowSense lets you know when your ducts need cleaning to avoid lint buildup, improves the dryers performance for greater efficiency and lower utility bills and gives you safer, worry-free operation with fewer service calls
- High efficiency sensor drying and low-heat settings save energy and money by using 20% less energy than minimum ENERGY STAR requirements without sacrificing performance
- Get extra capacity without taking up extra space, thanks to a 30 in. depth that easily fits into smaller spaces or second floor closets
- Our tough steel drum becomes even more durable now that we’ve applied an advanced aluminized alloy coating, it helps protect the finish of the drum over years of use while maintaining its luster and attractive finish
- Run the dryer whenever you wantthe motor and other components are designed for quiet operation that wont interrupt naptime or your favorite show, pleasant end of cycle chime lets you know when clothes are dry
- If you ever experience an issue with your LG dryer, you don’t have to worry, the SmartDiagnosis feature helps the service center diagnose problems over the phone, or with a simple app on your smart phone, helping you minimize costly, inconvenient service calls
- Pressed for time, just pop your dry clothes in for a tumble on the Wrinkle Care Option to reduce creases
- Who likes ironing, the EasyIron Option lightly moistens clothes to make ironing easier and more efficient
- Don’t know if you installed your dryer correctly, our 3-Minute Smart Installation Check feature will run through a set of diagnostics to ensure that the dryer has been installed properly and is working correctly
- Let’s face it: Sometimes, you just don’t have time to wait for a standard dry cycle – LG’s SpeedDry Cycle can have clothes dry in just 15 minutes
- Intuitive Dial-A-Cycle controls and easy to read Dual LED Display indicators help you find the right setting every time
- Stacking kit (model # KSTK1) not included
- Energy Star
Additional information
Depth With Door Open 90 Degrees (In) | 51 |
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Door Opening Height x Width (In.) | 38.69 x 27 |
Product Depth x Height x Width (in.) | 30 x 38.69 x 27 |
Certifications and Listings | CSA Listed,Energy Star |
Manufacturer Warranty | Limited 1 Year Parts and Labor |
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by John
It is great having a dryer that is easy to use and lets me set the settings I need. Very pleased with the performance.
by Penny
I have had this dryer for just over a month. It has performed as expected and the capacity is good for my needs. My old dryer had a light inside and I sometimes miss that feature when I am digging around for smaller items in the drum.
by Coats
I bought this a few months ago and I am so glad that I did. It is awesome! So easy to use. It is super quiet; dries quickly: and is energy efficient. I also purchased the accompanying washer. This laundering set saved my sanity.
by Frank
The delivery men were extremely courteous and professional!! Couldn’t be happier with the LG washer and dryer.
by Harry
I bought this dryer 3 weeks ago, and immediately had 5 loads of laundry to dry. It handled everything with ease.
by Pepe
Works great! Easy, simple to use. Get the job done quietly.
by Pilarica
This is the first time a have a gas dryer, I love it! It dries quickly, no noisy, great features and a large capacity. It is more expensive, but you save money on electricity. I’m very happy!
by Marty
We did a lot of research and this way the most highly rated dryer that would pair in our space with the matching LG Washer. White was right and the door size and swing was ideal. The installation was quick and the installers did a great job. It runs and dries perfectly and we couldn’t be more pleased with the purchase.