Source guide
LG Dryer error-code sources
This page shows how the current LG dryer records are sourced, when they were verified, and where users can inspect the original manufacturer guidance.
Records covered6
Source URLs5
Source typeofficial
Last verified2026-07-30
Market scopeUnited States
Covered records
LG Dryer d80: LG documents d80 as a warning that dryer airflow is restricted or the exhaust duct may be clogged.LG Dryer dE: LG documents dE as a warning that the dryer door is open or not closing as expected.LG Dryer nP: LG documents nP as a warning that the electric dryer does not detect heater current, often pointing to the home supply.LG Dryer PF: This code commonly appears when power to the LG dryer was interrupted during operation.LG Dryer PS: LG documents PS as a warning that the dryer detected improper voltage at the power cord or its installation.LG Dryer tE1: Commonly logged when the dryer detected a thermistor or temperature-sensing issue.
Source hosts
- lg.com
Source links are kept visible on each record page. FaultCodeLab uses short summaries and does not copy manuals or support pages verbatim.
Source URLs
https://www.lg.com/us/support/help-library/lg-dryer-error-code-list--20152310891742Cited by reviewed records: d80, dE, nP, PF, PS, tE1.Latest record verification: 2026-07-30.Rechecked LG's US dryer error-code list for tE1, tE2, and tE3 and retained one canonical temperature-sensor family with suffix context in the record notes.Rechecked LG's US Flow Sense guidance, preserved d75/d90/d95 as aliases, and moved every gas-supply action behind an installer or gas-utility boundary.Verified PS in LG's official dryer error-code list and deliberately excluded its terminal-block installation walkthrough from owner-facing checks.https://www.lg.com/us/support/help-library/lg-dryer-understanding-d90-and-d95-error-codes--20150209089448Cited by reviewed records: d80.Latest record verification: 2026-07-30.https://www.lg.com/us/support/help-library/lg-dryer-why-does-my-dryer-have-no-power--20150485198898Cited by reviewed records: PF.Latest record verification: 2026-07-30.Verified PF against LG's dryer power-loss article and limited continued use to one reset after a confirmed outage with no hazard signs.https://www.lg.com/us/support/help-library/lg-dryer-why-is-a-de-error-code-displayed-on-my-electric-dryer--20153089426906Cited by reviewed records: dE.Latest record verification: 2026-07-30.Verified dE against LG's dedicated dryer door-error article and kept latch access, switch bypassing, and forced closure outside owner guidance.https://www.lg.com/us/support/help-library/troubleshooting-an-np-error-message-on-an-lg-dryer--20152825754317Cited by reviewed records: nP.Latest record verification: 2026-07-30.Verified nP against LG's dedicated dryer article and limited owner guidance to external plug observation and one breaker reset, with voltage checks assigned to a licensed electrician.
Source review log
2026-07-30 - verifiedRechecked LG's US dryer error-code list for tE1, tE2, and tE3 and retained one canonical temperature-sensor family with suffix context in the record notes.2026-07-30 - verifiedRechecked LG's US Flow Sense guidance, preserved d75/d90/d95 as aliases, and moved every gas-supply action behind an installer or gas-utility boundary.2026-07-30 - verifiedVerified dE against LG's dedicated dryer door-error article and kept latch access, switch bypassing, and forced closure outside owner guidance.2026-07-30 - verifiedVerified nP against LG's dedicated dryer article and limited owner guidance to external plug observation and one breaker reset, with voltage checks assigned to a licensed electrician.2026-07-30 - verifiedVerified PF against LG's dryer power-loss article and limited continued use to one reset after a confirmed outage with no hazard signs.2026-07-30 - verifiedVerified PS in LG's official dryer error-code list and deliberately excluded its terminal-block installation walkthrough from owner-facing checks.
Coverage gaps
- Exact model-family pages remain gated until an official or manual-backed source supports the model-specific wording.
- Parts and service handoffs are not shown as recommendations until the source context is strong enough.
How this guide should be used
- Use the source links to verify the original manufacturer context.
- Check model notes before treating a display code as universal.
- Prefer safe first checks before any disassembly or parts decision.
Current limitations
- Manufacturer guidance can differ by model family and region.
- Alias/display variants are only added when the source supports them.
- Manual-backed model detail is planned but not bulk-generated.