Great video. I was getting the tE1 code, checked the Thermistor and there was nothing wrong with it. Ordered a new PCB and then the code was gone but the dryer just clicked and the motor would not start. I checked the thermal fuse and indeed it needed to be reset. Dryer fired right up! Thanks for the great content.
Thank goodness I found this video! te1 error code and 2 other videos called thermistor as the problem. I couldn't get my multimeter to work to check the thermistor but trusted your comment on the control board being the problem 99% of the time. Replaced the board and the dryer is working again. So disappointed that I've only has this LG Dryer four years and already replacing the board. At least it was only $210 vs. a new dryer. Great content. Thank you!
Hi I replaced the board and I’m still getting the error. The dryer spins and heats up if you keep running it over and over. I have the lg Dle7100w. I’m really not sure at this point. Any input would be appreciated.
Have you tried to reset? Unplug and hold down the power button for at least 5 seconds. Plug back in and see. If you haven't replace the thermister already, it could be that. There is a you tube video on how to replace it. Labor intensive but doable. The part is less than $10. Good luck! @@des10art
@@curtishidalgo5181 I actually replaced the thermistor first. I did the unplug reset too. I tried by holding the power button and the play/pause button. Still not working…. I had a lot of lent inside the drum compartment which I cleaned out too. I’m stumped!
This video saved me from wasting time ordering and installing a replacement thermistor (which a decent amount of videos were suggesting as a first step). What he said about the control board being the problem was true in my case. Multimeter confirmed the resistances in the thermistor and on the control board pins were still good, which pointed to the control board being the problem. Installed the replacement board and voila-T1 Error went away and my dryer works again. Thank you so, so much for making this content. 🙏
Thank you so much for your kind words! It's comments like these that make all the hard work worth it. I'm thrilled that my video was able to save you time and money. Keep watching and stay tuned for more helpful content!
First off this is the most helpful video to date. Here is my problem. My dryer started with the te1 error. It would run for 10 seconds or so and shut down. I learned I could trick it by warming it up after 8 failed cycles or so and viola- it stays on. We called an appliance tech and he pulled my thermistor and said it could be multiple things . He left and my dryer remained broken. Our luck ran out and the “bypass” no longer worked. The dryer wouldn’t even start. I watched this video, reset the thermostat; and I’ll be ordering a new control board. What was a bit puzzling is I expected to see some defect to the board when I pulled it but it appears in good shape. Anyway thanks this was very helpful : )
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really glad the video could help you out with your dryer issue. It's always great to hear that my content is making a difference for people. Good luck with the new control board!
Hi buddy, thanks for your video. I have an LG DLEX3700V dryer that's giving me the error code TE1. I looked it up online and found that it might be a bad thermistor. I ordered a new one (model 6323EL2001B) and replaced it. I measured the resistance of the old one, which was about 8K ohms, and the new one reads around 10.8K ohms. From what I found online, the normal range should be around 11K ohms, so I think the new thermistor is fine. I also tested the round thermal fuse you mentioned in your video, and it reads 0.04 ohms, which seems normal. I took apart the vent and cleaned everything, inside and out. There’s no dust or blockage near the two sensors. After reassembling everything, I double-checked all the connections to make sure they're tight. I also measured the resistance at the yellow and blue wires leading into the control board, and it shows around 10K ohms, which means the connection to the board should be fine. Once I put everything back together, I reset the dryer by holding the start button for five seconds while it was unplugged. But when I powered it back on, it ran for a few seconds and then showed the TE1 error again. I tried restarting it a few times, but the TE1 error keeps coming up. Do you think this could be a control board issue? The board is pretty expensive, so I don’t want to buy one without being sure. Could you help me figure out how to use a multimeter to test the board and what kind of readings I should be looking for to determine if the board is bad? Thanks for your time, and I really appreciate any help you can offer!
It sounds like a faulty control, similar to the one in the video. If you've tested everything as mentioned in your comment, the issue is likely with the main control. Let me know if this works!
I have 2 control boards that fit my dryer. How do i tell what option is newer/better? What causes the board to fail. Bad design or something I'm doing?
If your dryer is spinning, it indicates that your motor fuse/thermostat is functioning correctly. If your LG dryer isn't producing heat, it might be due to the high limit fuse, which can be reset. Have you encountered the TE1 error code?
Certainly, pinpointing the exact component can save both time and money. We're familiar with interpreting wiring diagrams; however, we currently don't have the specific LG wiring for the main control board. I'll look into providing more detailed insights on this in future content. In the meantime, if anyone has access to that particular diagram or further information, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for bringing this up!
I'm sorry to hear about your issue. I would recommend unplugging the unit and checking for continuity from the main control to the sensor. This is to identify if there is a disruption or 'open line' in the circuit, which would prevent the Main Power Control (MPC) from properly reading the thermistor.
I am also having the same problem. I've replaced thermistor, blower fuse 3xs 😂, and now the main board. Continuity is good on every wire. Fire it up TE1. What in the world could be wrong?
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Great video. I was getting the tE1 code, checked the Thermistor and there was nothing wrong with it. Ordered a new PCB and then the code was gone but the dryer just clicked and the motor would not start. I checked the thermal fuse and indeed it needed to be reset. Dryer fired right up! Thanks for the great content.
Thank you for watching and sharing your experience! I'm thrilled the video was useful for you.
Thank goodness I found this video! te1 error code and 2 other videos called thermistor as the problem. I couldn't get my multimeter to work to check the thermistor but trusted your comment on the control board being the problem 99% of the time. Replaced the board and the dryer is working again. So disappointed that I've only has this LG Dryer four years and already replacing the board. At least it was only $210 vs. a new dryer. Great content. Thank you!
You're welcome!
Hi I replaced the board and I’m still getting the error. The dryer spins and heats up if you keep running it over and over. I have the lg Dle7100w.
I’m really not sure at this point. Any input would be appreciated.
Have you tried to reset? Unplug and hold down the power button for at least 5 seconds. Plug back in and see. If you haven't replace the thermister already, it could be that. There is a you tube video on how to replace it. Labor intensive but doable. The part is less than $10. Good luck! @@des10art
@@curtishidalgo5181 I actually replaced the thermistor first. I did the unplug reset too. I tried by holding the power button and the play/pause button. Still not working…. I had a lot of lent inside the drum compartment which I cleaned out too. I’m stumped!
@@des10art you ever fix this? If so, what did it end up being?
This video saved me from wasting time ordering and installing a replacement thermistor (which a decent amount of videos were suggesting as a first step). What he said about the control board being the problem was true in my case. Multimeter confirmed the resistances in the thermistor and on the control board pins were still good, which pointed to the control board being the problem. Installed the replacement board and voila-T1 Error went away and my dryer works again. Thank you so, so much for making this content. 🙏
Thank you so much for your kind words! It's comments like these that make all the hard work worth it. I'm thrilled that my video was able to save you time and money. Keep watching and stay tuned for more helpful content!
First off this is the most helpful video to date. Here is my problem. My dryer started with the te1 error. It would run for 10 seconds or so and shut down. I learned I could trick it by warming it up after 8 failed cycles or so and viola- it stays on. We called an appliance tech and he pulled my thermistor and said it could be multiple things . He left and my dryer remained broken. Our luck ran out and the “bypass” no longer worked. The dryer wouldn’t even start. I watched this video, reset the thermostat; and I’ll be ordering a new control board. What was a bit puzzling is I expected to see some defect to the board when I pulled it but it appears in good shape. Anyway thanks this was very helpful : )
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really glad the video could help you out with your dryer issue. It's always great to hear that my content is making a difference for people. Good luck with the new control board!
YOU ARE THE BOSS. WAS JUST THE THERMAL FUSE NOT THERMISTER...
THANK YOU!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for your kind words! I'm always here to help with any appliance issues.
Hi buddy, thanks for your video. I have an LG DLEX3700V dryer that's giving me the error code TE1. I looked it up online and found that it might be a bad thermistor. I ordered a new one (model 6323EL2001B) and replaced it. I measured the resistance of the old one, which was about 8K ohms, and the new one reads around 10.8K ohms. From what I found online, the normal range should be around 11K ohms, so I think the new thermistor is fine.
I also tested the round thermal fuse you mentioned in your video, and it reads 0.04 ohms, which seems normal. I took apart the vent and cleaned everything, inside and out. There’s no dust or blockage near the two sensors. After reassembling everything, I double-checked all the connections to make sure they're tight. I also measured the resistance at the yellow and blue wires leading into the control board, and it shows around 10K ohms, which means the connection to the board should be fine.
Once I put everything back together, I reset the dryer by holding the start button for five seconds while it was unplugged. But when I powered it back on, it ran for a few seconds and then showed the TE1 error again. I tried restarting it a few times, but the TE1 error keeps coming up.
Do you think this could be a control board issue? The board is pretty expensive, so I don’t want to buy one without being sure. Could you help me figure out how to use a multimeter to test the board and what kind of readings I should be looking for to determine if the board is bad?
Thanks for your time, and I really appreciate any help you can offer!
It sounds like a faulty control, similar to the one in the video. If you've tested everything as mentioned in your comment, the issue is likely with the main control.
Let me know if this works!
@@onlineappliancetech Thank you for your reply. I'll order the main board then.
Great video. I am getting a TE5 error code. Do you have any videos on that?
Sorry not yet.
Carrielyell228 Did you figure out how to fix tE5? I'm having the same issue. Dryer seems to run fine, but reports tE5.
I have 2 control boards that fit my dryer. How do i tell what option is newer/better?
What causes the board to fail. Bad design or something I'm doing?
Should i still test the thermal fuse? Or should i just order the main control board?
I just don’t wanna start taking everything apart.
If your dryer is spinning, it indicates that your motor fuse/thermostat is functioning correctly. If your LG dryer isn't producing heat, it might be due to the high limit fuse, which can be reset. Have you encountered the TE1 error code?
If you dont know how to read diagram or use a multimeter call somone who does it will save you time money and headaches
Where do you get parts i can’t found the main board anywhere online any one can send me to the right direction
Don't hesitate to reach out to our parts department via onlineappliancetech.com.
Id love to know what component on the board causes this issue so it can be replaced without sn entire new board
Certainly, pinpointing the exact component can save both time and money. We're familiar with interpreting wiring diagrams; however, we currently don't have the specific LG wiring for the main control board. I'll look into providing more detailed insights on this in future content. In the meantime, if anyone has access to that particular diagram or further information, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for bringing this up!
Sad part looks like I'm on my sec board now in a years time.
"I'm sorry to hear about your situation. I hope your second board lasts longer and serves you well.
I must be the rare minority - I replaced the board and it still throws the te1.
I'm sorry to hear about your issue. I would recommend unplugging the unit and checking for continuity from the main control to the sensor. This is to identify if there is a disruption or 'open line' in the circuit, which would prevent the Main Power Control (MPC) from properly reading the thermistor.
@@onlineappliancetech thank you! i am not sure how to do this but i will try to figure this out.
@@onlineappliancetech is there any difference if my dryer is electric?
I haven't fixed mine yet but appears to be exact issue
I am also having the same problem. I've replaced thermistor, blower fuse 3xs 😂, and now the main board. Continuity is good on every wire. Fire it up TE1. What in the world could be wrong?