LG Electronics 7.4 cu. ft. White Ultra Large Capacity Electric Dryer with Sensor Dry, Turbo Steam
Dryer has 7.4 cu. ft. of capacity, handles large loads with ease. Sensor Dry measures moisture level and auto adjusts to ensure dry. LG TurboSteam dryer reduces wrinkles and odors in just 10 minutes.
Meet the intelligent dryer that helps you save time and enhances fabric care, all at the same time. TurboSteam technology reduces wrinkles and odors in up to 5 garments to refresh clothes in between washes. Built-in intelligence automatically selects the right drying motions, temperatures and more, and even talks to your washer to select a compatible cycle-making it the ultimate laundry hack. You’ll even score high on the durability and style scale, thanks to the scratch-resistant tempered glass door and rose gold accents.
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Free up your day-fit more clothes in every load with 7.4 cu. ft. of space. Running fewer loads saves energy and money on your utility bill
- Go ahead, wear it again-in just 10 minutes, TurboSteam technology reduces wrinkles and odors in up to 5 garments when you don’t have time to wash. Also refreshes children’s toys, decorative pillows and more
- Forget about endless sorting or toggling through cycles-built-in sensors use AI technology to detect fabric texture and load size, then automatically select the right drying motions, temperatures and more for advanced fabric care. Sensor Dry detects moisture levels and automatically adjusts drying time for loads of all sizes-no more damp clothes, no more overdrying
- No matter where you are, use the ThinQ app to start the dryer, extend cycle time to avoid wrinkles and receive an alert when clothes are dry. Go hands-free-select dryer features work with Alexa and the Google Assistant. Never run out of dryer sheets again- track usage and automatically deliver dryer sheets right to your door. Proactive Customer Care offers preventative maintenance tips and alerts and expedited repairs, for enhanced satisfaction plus improved product performance
- LG front load washers and dryers are the first to use tempered glass doors for a sleek, stylish look that resists shock and scratches. The premium feel is further enhanced by matching door trim and control knob accents
- FlowSense Duct Clogging and Lint Filter Indicators let you know when your ducts and filter need cleaning to avoid lint buildup, improve the dryer’s performance for greater efficiency and lower utility bills, and help give you safer, worry-free operation with fewer service calls
- High efficiency sensor drying and low-heat settings save energy and money by using about 20% less energy than conventional models without sacrificing features or performance
- LG closet-depth washers and dryers are worth showing off, but when space dictates otherwise it’s good to know they’ll easily fit in a closet with plenty of room to close the closet door. Get extra capacity without taking up extra space, thanks to its large interior tub and a 30 in. depth. Install the pair side-by-side, or get a stacking kit and install the dryer over the washer to save even more space
- An advanced aluminized alloy coating is added to the steel dryer drum to enhance durability and maintain its luster and attractive finish. Helps keep nicks and chips at bay so your dryer looks like new even after years of use
- Run the dryer whenever you want, without interrupting naptime or your favorite show. This dryer is designed for quiet operation, from the motor to the cabinet to individual components. Pleasant end-of-cycle chime lets you know when clothes are dry
- When space is tight or your laundry room doesn’t fit the “typical” setup, this dryer’s door can easily be reversed to fit your needs. Go from a right swing to a left swing in minutes-just unscrew the hinges and reattach using the pre-drilled holes on the opposite side
- When you hate wrinkles but can’t be there to remove clothes as soon as they’re dry, just select the Wrinkle Care option before hitting start. The dryer will periodically tumble the load for up to 3 hours after the cycle is done or until the door is opened to help keep wrinkles at bay
- With Smart Pairing, the washer can even tell the dryer to select a compatible drying cycle, making it the ultimate laundry hack
Additional information
| Depth With Door Open 90 Degrees (In) | 51.38 |
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| Door Opening Height x Width (In.) | 16.93 x 16.93 |
| Product Depth x Height x Width (in.) | 30.125 x 39 x 27 |
| Certifications and Listings | CSA Listed |
| Manufacturer Warranty | Limited Warranty: 1 Parts & Labor, |
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by David
Well my old washer and dryer set which was approaching 20 years old and was long overdue to be replaced, So looking around at the different brands and features I decided to go with the new LG Electronics 7.4 cu. ft. White Ultra Large Capacity Electric Dryer with Sensor Dry, Turbo Steam. I was quite impressed with all of the many many features this dryer has. I wanted a large capacity dryer to do large items like bedding…Did not like having to take large bedding items to the local laundromat. This unit matches the new LG Washer which I also got. Have used it a number of times already and was very pleased with the sensor dry technology it has. One of the features this unit has that was also a buying point for me was that it has WiFi. You can download the ThinQ app to your android or apple phone and control it from your phone. It was pretty easy to set up/connect with the step by step instructions to get it set up. As of yet I have not used or tried all of the many drying features and capabilities this unit has but am looking forward to trying them out! VERY pleased so far!
by Silva
This dryer is extremely quiet and it has an abundance of capabilities for drying my clothes. I love it. · The dryer is so quiet I often forget that I’m drying a load of clothes. Because it is so quiet, the WiFi connectivity is very helpful. The dryer sends me a text message when the clothes are dry and the dryer has stopped. · I’ve been able to select the proper drying cycles and operate the dryer without consulting the owner’s manual. The buttons and cycles are sufficiently self-explanatory that I haven’t really needed the manual. For most loads, I use a normal setting, and it dries my clothes quickly and completely. The moisture sensor has worked very well for me when I’m drying clothes of the same weight. For instance, when drying just sheets, the dryer has stopped as soon as the sheets are dry without over drying them. · One of the more interesting features is the blue LED that illuminates the inside of the drum when I turn on the dryer. The blue light gives the dryer a high-tech look that compliments the sleek black finish. The LED turns off when the door is closed and the drying cycle begins or, if I do nothing, the light will turn off automatically after four minutes. · I’ve used the steam functionality a few times. There are steam cycles that can be used to refresh clothes by reducing odors and to make heavily wrinkled clothes easier to iron. There is also a Reduce Static option that injects steam late in the drying cycle to reduce the static electricity caused by dry fabrics rubbing together. I’ve used the Steam Fresh cycle on shirts that were wrinkled and I’ve found that it does make it easier to press out the wrinkles. · Bottom line: The LG Electronics 7.4 cu. ft. electric dryer with Sensor Dry and Turbo Steam is an expensive, top-of-the-line dryer with a lot of options that performs well. With its black finish and rose gold accents, it is considerably more attractive than the typical dryer. · Made in Korea.
by Chuck
Reviewing the LG electric dryer so far it seems to be working rather well does have quite a few features which I really enjoy like the steam feature which enables you to take clothes that are gently worn and rejuvenate them to a nice fresh clean smell dryer seems to work rather well so far no issues with it I would recommend it to anybody looking to replace the resisting electric dryer
by Dennis
This is a nice upgrade from my older dryer. Has a very large drum to hold a lot of laundry or bulky bedding easily. The auto moisture sensing is nice a d adjusts dry time accordingly. Once the app on your Philmont is set up, it automatically tells you how long is left in the dry cycle and sends a notification when the dryer is done. This is a very nice feature that I like since we sometimes wouldn’t hear our old dryer finish and close would sit for half the day before we remembered. The only down side I see so far is the directions to link the dryer to the home wifi router is not clear at all. I had to Google to find videos which were of no help and finally found a forum that told how to do it properly. Works great now.
by Bill
This is one amazing dryer. I had a friend ask me what on earth it could do that her old one (or my old one for that matter) couldn’t do. Well, it can continue to tumble the clothes for about 3 hours once every few minutes to keep them from wrinkling. It can steam out wrinkles. it senses when things are dry and has more cycles than I ever thought of. And it’s WiFi. Not sure if I’ll use the WiFi, but it’s pretty cool.
by Nathan
I got this dryer to replace a generic whirlpool I have had for around 13 years. The old dryer worked well enough, but I had replaced a couple of parts on it and we wanted something with a few more features that would still hold a large amount of laundry. This dryer has been great over the first 5 days. INSTALL: The delivery went well and I installed the power cord, hose for steam feature, and exhaust duct myself. The install was typical for a dryer save for the water connection for the steam. I didn’t think about needing the extra appliance hose and had to make a run to get the right hoses. The dryer came with a plastic Y split, but did not include any hoses. For the install you will need a short hose to go from the wall to the Y and then a longer hose to go from the Y to the dryer (in addition to the hose you likely already have for the washer). Knowing I needed two hoses I could not find a short hose to connect the Y so I purchased a two pack of normal hoses so I have some extra length, but it is all hidden behind the dryer. The electrical was straight-forward with a simple removal of a cover plate, put the cord through a hole, attach the wire ends, and then attach the cord safety clamp in the pass through hole. The duct work is setup for rear exit and was easy to install, but I may change it to the side exit as that will fit my set up better. Lastly, we changed the direction of the door opening, it was delivered set up to open with a right side hinge, but we wanted it to open to the left. This switch required the removal of 4 total screws and then to put those screws back in with the door and the door latch on opposite sides from their start. Overall the set up was quick and easy with good directions. If you are comfortable following directions this is not a hard install to do. WIFI and APP: So this dryer is part of the LG ThinQ lineup so we downloaded the ThinQ app and connected the dryer to our wifi. This process was pretty easy and we did the online registration at the same time for an extended warranty. So far we have only used the app for it’s alert that the dryer is done, but might use the remote start feature in the future and I am hoping the air flow diagnostic works to let me know when the dryer vent is not flowing optimally. USE: So far this dryer has worked great. Our old dryer was used mostly in the timer format because the sensors did not always work properly. This dryer we have used for 5 days now and with a family of 5 that has equated to around 7 or 8 uses. We have used many of the settings and not the timer which has been a great change by itself. So far we have used the normal, delicates, perm. press, and towels settings. We have also used the reduce static option and felt like it worked well to reduce the normal static for this dry time of year. We were especially happy that the towels signaled they were done more quickly than our old dryer and were actually completely dry. The one negative we can say right now is that there are so many options we are going to need to look through the manual or online information to learn more about what we can do. Overall this has been a great addition to our laundry room and I really like getting the notifications on my phone when the dryer is done. We don’t have to try and listen for a buzzer and we can easily remember to grab the clothes when we get home or send a kid to the laundry room to get it.
by Roxanne
I absolutely love this LG Ultra Large Capacity Steam Dryer! I do advise reading the instructions before using the machine. I did, but there’s questions that I still have, so I keep the instruction manual handy at all times. There are so many options available for drying, that I’ve dubbed it, The Ultimate Dream Dryer! LOL. You can use this machine to dry anything from delicates to bathroom throw rugs. My dryer is the color black steel and very nice looking. If you’re in the market for a new dryer, I highly recommend this LG!
by Ben
This LG 7.4 CU. FT. electric dryer has many features including two steam functions, “steam fresh” and “steam sanitary”. Other cycles can be customized to your needs and the capacity is huge! WiFi and remote start are also included but I’m not sure why someone would use the remote start feature. We’ve done several loads in it with good results except when drying things like towels or denim. Those items require more time or a smaller load to dry efficiently. We’re very impressed with this machine and would recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade. Note: The steam functions require a separate water hose connection, not included, but it did come with a Y adapter to connect to the washer water line.
by John
Had for a couple weeks and love it. Would recommend to anyone!