LG Dryer Repair - How to Replace the Thermistor

Need help replacing the Thermistor (Part # 6323EL2001B) in your LG Dryer? Watch this how-to video with simple, step-by-step instructions for a successful DIY repair.
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Fix Part Number: FIX3529026
OEM Part Number: 6323EL2001B
Why you might need to replace the Thermistor:
1. No Heat or Not Enough Heat
2. Takes Too Long to Dry
3. Shuts Off Too Soon
What tools you need for this repair:
• #2 Phillips Screwdriver
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[@jonathonfriedl1766]

Holy Mother of Pearl. Could they have made this any harder to get to?!

[@jpufnock]

Awesome video and perfect camera angles. One of the best! Only part missing is which side of the belt faces the drum vs pulley. Thanks for an amazing video!

[@monicaharris18]

This was the best video ever....we fixed our dryer with ease...Thank you for making such a good video!

[@brucebowman9087]

One of the best how-tos I ever saw. Thanks for the hundreds of dollars you just saved me.

[@picklejohn7810]

Photography and mechanical assembly and disassembly were the bestI’ve ever seen so far. Thank you for an excellent job

[@stricklandgarageaviation2864]

Followed this exactly and it was easy and complete. While I was in there I replaced the thermostat, the thermo fuse and the thermistor. One thing that surprised me was the amount of lint inside the dryer, especially on top of the heater housing where it was scorched.

[@FixDotCom]

Yes, there seems to be lint everywhere when you go to take apart a dryer! Glad our video was helpful!

[@clarenced.950]

Boy this is an awesome video but how come I’m watching this after I fixed my dryer?

[@octaviooro9182]

You Sr. Are a rockstar. Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to provide this helpful information.

[@StalkedByLosers]

Any tips on testing the Thermistor to verify it is bad or good?

[@devinsorbo]

Im sure you've solved it by now, but for future readers: Test it with an ohmmeter. It should change resistance depending on the temp. If it doesnt, or it's open the whole time, its bad.

[@auletjohnast03638]

🔵YOU PRACTICALLY HAVE TO TAKE APART THE WHOLE DRYER TO REPLACE THE THERMISTOR WHEN ALL THEY HAD TO DO WHEN THEY BUILT THIS DRYER WAS BUILT A REMOVABLE ACCESS PANEL AT THE LOWER REAR OF THE DRYER LIKE WHIRPOOL DRYERS, THAT WAY IS ASSESIBLE TO INSPECT AND REPLACE THE COMPONETS, HEATER, MOTOR, ETC WITHOUT DISASSEMBLING THE WHOLE DRYER..🔴

[@toddschneiderman4646]

How do I tell if the thermistor is why I am getting no heat or if it’s another problem?

[@FixDotCom]

Thermistor can be checked with a multimeter, should read around 1K at room temp, use your meter on continuity with the thermistor disconnected from the rest of the dryer. See what reading your getting, hold the probe end in your fingers tightly and you should see the resistance change and go back when you release it. No no heat I be likely to be checking continuity on the element and other thermostats. If its an electric dryer check your fuse panel in the home to be sure you have 220v going to the dryer, most electric dryers will run but not heat on only one fuse. Good luck

[@chaserozelle9936]

Thanks. Very clear and helpful

[@skredr]

Very helpful video Thank You

[@matteobateman7393]

Hi I have the same dryer with the true steam. The upper left corner has a drawer for water. How do you take this unit apart. I want to clean the inside bottom of all the lint that has built up. thank you

[@Arnickification]

Good video! Thank you!!

[@DanWebster]

Real nice video what is that other part mounted on the blower? should that also be replaced since we are that deep into the dryer steve? Thanks -PawPaw

[@miguelamartinez8614]

I have a LG DLEX8000V model dryer I order the main board because drum would not turn and it was making 3 clicking noise on main board but after I install the new board it did same thing, do you know what is wrong with my dryer I sure appreciate your help.

[@noodle_asian_boi6715]

Thank you so much for your video clip, that really helpful.

[@HandyManMandy]

Thanks. Will this work on the model DLEX2650R?

[@alanlevine3984]

LG dryer steam cycles are not working any ideas? Model DLEX3470V.

[@donaldjohnson8718]

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