If your dryer is running but your clothes are not drying, you’re not alone. This is one of the most common service calls we receive — and in many cases, it can be fixed without replacing the dryer.
If you own an LG dryer and have encountered the D80 error code, it’s important to address the problem promptly. LG dryers are equipped with a built-in sensor system called FlowSense, designed to monitor airflow through the dryer vent.
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When your LG clothes dryer takes longer than normal to dry, there’s typically a reason causing this to happen.
When the control panel displays any bar illuminated on the Flow Sense warning icon or shows either of these error codes: d80, d90 or d95 – there’s a problem with poor airflow through the dryer vent, resulting in the dryer shutting down to avoid it overheating and quite possibly becoming a fire risk.