LG DLE7000W 7.3 Cu. Ft. White Front Load Electric Dryer

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Needed to replace our dryer after a motor failure at 4.5 years old. Based on Consumer Reports ratings LG line up was at the top of all brands. This dryer has all the features needed at a reasonable price. Works great and is quite. Very satisfied and would recommend it.

the dryer was very easy to hook up and use; however it would not start the second time. The warranty rep predicted the problem was the door safety switch based on my information. The repair tech was very prompt and courteous and replaced the switch easily and we have had no further issues with the unit. It is very quiet.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently purchased this LG dryer and I'm very impressed with it. The drum is so roomy,that everything dries thoroughly. I love that once you choose the type of your load, the dryer knows and sets how much drying time is needed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received my new dryer almost 2 months ago. It works as expected and it seems quieter than my old dryer.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was delighted with my sheets coming out hardly any wrinkles. Also my towels were fluffy and my gentle action cycle did not shrink my clothes. They looked great!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have only had the dryer for three weeks but I really like it. I'll know more once I have had it a little longer.

I'm disappointed it doesn't have a light inside the drum. My old dryer had a lighted drum and makes it a lot easier to see inside. I thought LG products were top notch so I am surprised it doesn't have that. Secondly, couple of settings do not fully dry the clothing completely. So I end up using the "manual" settings.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the large capacity of this dryer and the lent screen in the door rather than on top. I wish it had a light inside and the sensor did a better job of detecting the level of dryness for thick items.

It seems to dry the clothes well when it uses heat. Occasionally, it doesn't use heat and nothing gets dry. I have no idea what prompts the machine to use heat or not - perhaps some twisted AI feature that those "dryer engineers" at LG built into the programming - but most people would presume that a "Normal" setting on a dryer would use heat. Not this machine. The LG engineers developed a setting called "Energy Saver" that comes on at random, without rhyme or reason, to save you money by using days and days of electricity to spin a drum of cold wet clothes in the hope that before the end of time things will dry. Hanging your clothes up in the back yard in a winter ice storm would probably work better. So if you like to live on the edge a little, and don't mind the mind numbing shock of slipping on your cold, wet underwear, socks and shirt as you head out the door to work, then this dryer's for you. Just roll down the windows and open up the sunroof you pansy. If you have a 45 minute commute you should be dry by the time you get there.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This dryer is so smart that is in fact dumb. It's usless. Why do I need my dryer equipped with smart technology, when it does not dry cloths like a dryer is supposed to. The flow sense is an issue and by reading the manual it's a common issue, there is even a portion that states that the pressure from the duct must meet a specific standard and the only way to test this is to have a special tool. Things that consumers are unable to fix themselves. I understand the purpose of the flow sense sensor but it completely makes the appliance unusable, and it is a common issue. Too many specifics. The duct hose must be a certain length, duct pressure, duct cleaning. And if you can't fix the flow sense issue your cloths will not dry due to the dryer stopping.