P/
No.:
3828EL4002A
Use
and
Care
manual
TD-C700E
TD-C70040E
TD-C70041E
TD-C70042E
TD-C70043E
TD-C70045E
TD-C70046E
TD-C70047E
Please
read
this
manual
carefully
prior
to
use.
Keep
it
for
future
reference.
Write
down
model
name
and
serial
number
of
your
product
Have
all
these
details
ready
when
you
call
for
service.
Condensing
Dryer
2
Ultra
big
Capacity
Drum
LG
Dryer
has
7.0kg
capacity
which
is
the
ultra
big
capacity.
Lower
Energy
Consumption
Energy
is
saved
by
Sirocco
&
Radial
fan.
Reduced
drying
time
Drying
time
is
shortened
by
efficient
air
flow
mechanism
and
optimized
heater.
Innovative
noise
performance
Noise
gets
reduced
by
Noise-absorption
&
screening
technology.
Easy
of
Use
Wide
LED
display
using
electric
control.
F
F
eatures
C
F
ontents
Safety
Instructions
......................................................................
3
Installation
Instructions
..............................................................
6
Appearance
&
design
.................................................................
9
Operating
your
dryer
................................................................
10
Additional
Functions
.................................................................
14
Caring
for
your
dryer
................................................................
15
Additional
Tips
for
smart
use
....................................................
20
Troubleshooting
.......................................................................
22
Technical
Data
.........................................................................
24
Warranty
..................................................................................
25
Energy
save
Safety Instructions
3
S
F
afety
instructions
WARNING
!
Serious
injury
or
death
may
occur
when
not
observing
the
following
rules.
?
Your
dryer
is
only
for
230V.
Before
plugging
power
cord,
make
sure
cord
is
grounded
and
connected
to
circuit
breaker.
No
grounding
may
cause
breakdowns
or
an
electric
shocks.
?
Do
not
plug
with
several
other
appliances
power
cords.
Abnormal
heating
of
outlet
may
cause
an
fire.
?
Disassembly
or
revision
should
be
conducted
by
an
experienced
service
person.
It
may
cause
breakdowns,
a
fire
and
an
electric
shock.
?
Keep
the
dryer
away
from
electric
stove,
candle
and
any
inflammable
Objects.
It
may
cause
melting
of
some
parts
or
an
fire.
?
Do
not
damage
power
cord
itself
or
place
heavy
objects
on
the
cord.
Cord
damage
may
cause
a
fire
and
an
electric
shock.
?
Do
not
grasp
power
cord
or
switch
with
wet
hands.
It
may
cause
an
electric
shock.
?
Disconnect
the
power
cord
by
grasping
the
plug,
not
the
cord.
It
may
cause
cutting
off
wires
so
results
in
hot
heat
or
a
fire.
?
Wipe
out
the
dirts
and
stains
around
the
power
cord
and
insert
firmly
to
the
socket.
Dirts
around
it
and
improper
connection
may
cause
a
fire.
To
help
reduce
any
risk
of
electric
shock,
fire,
or
other
personal
or
property
injury
when
using
your
dryer,
please
follow
basic
safety
instructions.
Not
allowed
actions.
Safety Instructions
4
S
F
afety
instructions
?
Do
not
use
damaged
power
cord,
plug
and
socket.
It
may
cause
a
fire
and
an
electric
shock.
?
Do
not
install
or
store
the
dryer
where
it
will
be
exposed
to
the
weather.
It
may
cause
an
electric
shock,
a
fire,
malfunction
and
deformation.
?
Do
not
use
an
extension
cord
or
an
adaptor
to
connect
the
power
cord.
It
may
cause
an
electric
shock
and
a
fire.
?
Do
not
splash
water
on
to
the
dryer.
It
may
cause
a
fire
and
an
electric
shock.
?
Unplug
the
power
cord
when
cleaning
or
not
using
the
dryer.
Water
or
dirts
may
cause
an
electric
shock.
?
Do
not
allow
children
or
pets
to
play
on
or
inside
the
dryer.
Children
may
fall
off.
Pets
or
children
may
be
wounded
by
rotating
parts
or
suffocated
inside
drum.
?
Be
sure
that
pets
eat
off
the
dryer.
Pets
may
die
from
an
electric
shock
and
appearance
may
be
damaged.
?
Do
not
press
the
button
with
sharp
edged
devices
like
a
screwdriver
or
a
pin.
It
may
cause
an
electric
shock.
?
Do
not
use
dry
cleaning
detergents
for
the
dryer
or
place
the
laundry
with
cleaning
detergents.
It
may
cause
an
explosion
and
a
fire.
?
Do
not
place
flammable
items
near
the
dryer.
It
may
cause
toxic
gas,
parts
damage,
an
explosion
or
a
fire.
?
Keep
the
dryer
away
from
the
reach
of
the
cockroach
and
other
insects.
Pets
may
die
from
an
electric
shock
and
appearance
may
be
damaged.
?
Before
the
appliance
is
removed
from
service
or
discarded,
dissemble
the
door
cut
off
the
power
cord
to
prevent
the
future
use.
It
may
cause
cord
damage
and
breakdowns.
Safety Instructions
5
S
F
afety
instructions
?
Young
children
should
be
supervised
to
ensure
that
they
do
not
play
with
the
appliance.
Children
may
fall
off.
Pets
or
children
may
be
wounded
by
rotating
parts
or
suffocated
inside
drum.
?
If
this
appliance
is
supplled
from
a
cord
extension
set
or
an
electrical.
Portable
outlet
device
must
be
positioned
so
that
it
is
not
subject
to
splashing
or
ingress
of
moisture.
It
may
cause
an
electric
shock,
a
fire,
malfunction
and
deformation.
?
Items
that
have been
Spotted
or
soaked
with
vegetable
or
cooking
oil
constitute
a
fire
hazard
and
should
not
be
placed
in
a
tumble
dryer.
It
may
cause
an
explosion
and
a
fire.
?
Items
that
have been
previously
cleaned
in
washed
in
soaked
in
or
spotted
with
petral/gasoline,
dry
cleaning
solvents
or
other
flammable
or
explosive
substances
should
not
be
placed
in
a
tumble
dryer.
It
may
cause
an
explosion
and
a
fire.
?
Items
containing
foam
rubber
(
also
known
as
latex
foam
)
or
similarly
textured
rubber
like
materials
should
not
be
dried
in
a
tumble
dryer
on
a
heat
setting.
Foam
rubber
materials
can,
when
heated.
produce
fire
by
spontaneous
combustion.
?
Plastic
articles
such
as
shower
caps
or
babies
waterproof
napkin
covers
should
not
be
placed
in
a
tumble
dryer.
It
may
cause
an
explosion
and
a
fire.
Installation Instructions
6
I
F
nstallation
Instructions
The
following
instructions
will
help
guide
you
through
the
initial
steps
of
setting
up
your
dryer.
Please
note
that
every
section
of
this
manual
provides
important
information
regarding
the
preparation
and
use
of
your
dryer,
and
it
is
important
that
you
review
this
entire
manual
before
proceeding
with
any
installation
or
use.
Be
sure
to
observe
all
listed
warnings
and
cautions.
These
installation
instructions
are
intended
for
use
by
qualified
installers.
Read
these
installation
instructions
completely
and
carefully.
Safety
information
Risk
of
injury
The
dryer
is
very
heavy
so
you
shouldn't
try
to
lift
it
alone.
Do
not
lift
the
dryer
by
grasping
any
of
the
protruding
parts
e.g.
or
the
jog
dial
or
the
door.
--
they
may
break
off
Risk
of
tripping
Risk
of
tripping
caused
by
hoses
hanging
down
or
cables.
Ensure
there
are
no
loose
hoses
or
cables.
Check
the
dryer
for
damage
occurred
during
Transportation.
Do
not
connect
the
dryer
if
it
has
visible
signs
of
damage.
If
you
are
not
in
confidence,
contact
your
local
agent.
Always
empty
the
dryer
completely
before
transporting
it.
Your
dryer
should
not
be
located
near
gas
hob,
cooker,
heater
or
eye
level
grill
as
flames
from
the
burners
could
cause
damage
to
your
dryer.
When
the
dryer
is
fitted
under
a
work
surface,
allow
15
mm
space
from
each
side
of
the
dryer
for
air
to
exit
the
rear
grille.
This
airflow
is
critical
to
condense
the
water
during
drying.
If
you
use
this
dryer
near
or
stacked
on
top
of
washing
machine,
seperate
main
plugs
and
sockets
must
be
used
for
each
appliance.
Do
not
use
2-way
adaptor
or
extension
lead.
You
can
stack
the
dryer
on
top
of
washing
machine
to
save
the
space.
A
stacking
kit
is
available
from
your
local
shop.
Closet
installation
instructions
The
LG
Dryer
can
be
placed
on
the
top
of
a
front
loading
washing
machine.
They
are
sure
to
be
fixed
with
stacking
kit
(See
the
next
page).
This
installation
must
be
conducted
by
an
experienced
installer
in
order
to
secure
robust
installation
of
both
washer
and
dryer.
If
this
work
is
done
very
carelessly,
dryer
may
fall
off.
More
importantly,
a
certain
washer
model
has
matching
models
for
stacking
so
advice
from
the
experienced
installer
is
very
critical.
WARNING
!
Power
Cord
If
the
supply
cord
is
damaged,
it
must
be
replaced
by
the
manufacturer,
service
agents
or
similarly
qualified
persons
in
order
to
avoid
a
hazard.
Power
supply
should
be
within
reach
of
a
user
for
the
case
of
unplugging
or
plugging
after
installation.
Installation Instructions
7
I
F
nstallation
Instructions
GROUNDING
INSTRUCTION
This
appliance
must
be
grounded.
In
the
event
of
malfunction
or
breakdown,
grounding
will
reduce
the
risk
of
electric
shock
by
providing
a
path
of
least
resistance
for
the
electric
current.
This
appliance
is
equipped
with
a
cord
having
an
equipment
grounding
conductor
and
a
grounding
plug.
The
plug
must
be
plugged
into
an
appropriate
outlet
that
is
properly
installed
and
grounded
in
accordance
with
all
local
codes
and
ordinances.
Additional
Grounding
Procedure
Some
local
codes
may
require
a
separate
ground.
In
such
cases,
the
required
accessory
ground
wire,
clamp
and
screw
must
be
purchased
separately.
Condensate
Drain
The
dryer
can
drain
water
without
delivering
to
water
container.
Water
is
directly
pumped
out
of
the
dryer.
Stacking
Kit
In
order
to
stack
this
dryer
on
a
LG
washing
machine,
LG
stacking
kit
is
needed.
Built-in
Installation
Your
dryer
can
be
built-in.
You
can
fit
the
dryer
under-counter
in
a
kicken
cabinet
opening.
Opening
dimensions
are
shown
as
follows.
For
your
safety,
metal
cover
must
be
tightly
fitted.
This
must
be
placed
by
an
experienced
service
person
and
installed
under
a
continuous
worktop.
600
850
595
8
Installation Instructions
I
F
nstallation
Instructions
Level
the
dryer
1.
Levelling
the
dryer
is
to
prevent
undesirable
noise
and
vibration.
When
placing
your
dryer
in
an
solid
and
level
area
where
water
is
not
dripping
and
freezing,
flammable
materials
are
not
stored.
2.
If
the
dryer
is
not
properly
level,
adjust
the
front
levelling
legs
up
and
down
as
necessary.
Turn
them
clockwise
to
raise
and
counterclockwise
to
lower
until
the
dryer
is
not
wobbling
both
front-to-back
and
side-to-side.
Diagonal
Check
When
pushing
down
the
edges
of
the
washing
machine,
the
machine
should
not
move
up
and
down
at
all.
(Please,
check
both
of
two
directions)
If
machine
rocks
when
pushing
the
machine
top
plate
diagonally,
adjust
the
feet
again.
Adjustable
feet
Adjustable
feet
Adjustable
feet
Raise
Lower
9
Appearance & design
A
F
ppearance
&
design
Control
Panel
TD-C700E/40E/41E/45E
Additional
function
buttons
?
High
Temp.
/
Low
Temp.
?
Buzzer
Off
?
Anti-Crease
?
Favourite
?
Time
Delay
LED
Display
?
Time
Display
?
Indicator
lamps
Control
panel
Start/Pause
Program
selector
TD-C70042E/43E/46E/47E
Additional
function
buttons
?
High
Temp.
/
Low
Temp.
?
Buzzer
Off
?
Anti-Crease
?
Favourite
?
Time
Delay
LED
Display
?
Time
Display
?
Indicator
lamps
Start/Pause
Program
selector
Water
container
Door
Condenser
Cover
Air
ventilation
grill
Operating your dryer
10
O
F
perating
your
dryer
Cycle
Selection
Table
Electronic
Auto
Dry
Cycles
Standard
Program
Mixed-Fabric
cycles
(Note)
press
the
"Low
Temp."
button
for
heat-sensitive
items
Bed
linen
and
table
linen,
tracksuits,
For
thick
and
quilted
fabrics
which
do
not
need
to
be
ironed.
Very
Dry
anorak,
blankets
shirts,
blouses
and
sportswear
For
fabrics
which
do
not
need
to
be
ironed.
Cupboard
dry
Trousers,
dressers,
skirts,
blouses
For
fabrics
which
do
need
to
be
ironed.
Iron
Dry
Cotton
(Whites
and
coloreds)
(Note)
press
the
"Low
Temp."
button
for
heat-sensitive
items
Towelling,
dressing
gowns
For
thick
and
quilted
fabrics.
Extra
Dry
and
bed
linen
Terry
towelling,
tea
towels,
towel,
For
thick
and
quilted
fabrics
which
do
not
need
to
be
ironed.
Very
Dry
bed
linen
Bath
towels,
tea
towels,
For
fabrics
which
do
not
need
to
be
ironed.
Cupboard
dry
underwear,
cotton
socks
T-shirts,
trousers,
underwear,
For
fabrics
which
do
need
to
be
ironed
lightly,
not
completely.
light
Dry
work
clothes
Bed
linen,
table
linen,
towels,
T-shirts
For
fabrics
which
do
need
to
be
ironed.
Iron
Dry
Polo
shirts
and
work
clothes
Bed
linen,
table
linen,
towels
For
fabrics
which
do
need
to
be
pressed.
Machine
Iron
Time
Cycles
for
selected
length
of
time
Bath
towels,
bath
robes,
dishclothes,
Small
clothes
&
pre-dried
laundry
Normal
Warm
(20min.)
Quilted
fabrics
made
of
acrylic
Normal
fabrics
using
hot
temperature
for
20minutes
Small
clothes
&
pre-dried
laundry
Normal
fabrics
using
hot
temperature
40minutes
Warm
(40min.)
All
fabrics
needing
freshing,
tumbles
without
heat
Cool
Air
(20min.)
Cool
Air
(40min.)
sweater,
delicate,
fabrics,
sportshoes
For
the
fabrics
you
do
not
want
tumble
dry.
Rack
dry
Special
Fabrics
Wool
For
wool
fabrics.
Wool
Silk,
Women's
thin
clothes,
lingerie
For
fabrics
which
are
heat-sensitive
like
synthetic
fabrics.
Delicates
CAUTION
!
If
the load
is
less
than
1kg,
please
use
"Timed
Drying
Course"
Your
wool
should
be
used
in
Wool
program
and
heat-sensitive
fabrics
including
silk,
underwears,
lingerie
should
be
used
in
delicates
courses.
Otherwise,
these
clothes
can
cause
undesirable
drying
results.
Operating your dryer
11
O
F
perating
your
dryer
Before
first
use
of
the
dryer
Before
you
use
the
dryer
for
the
first
time,
there
are
some
points
that
you
have
to
check.
After
removing
package,
you
will
check
the
product
has
no
problem
and
is
properly
installed.
1.
Check
the
dryer
is
well
balanced
by
using
a
leveller.
In
order
to
check
this,
you
can
see
and
adjust
legs
which
are
suppose
to
stay
put.
2.
Check
some
major
parts
such
as
water
container,
condenser,
control
panel
and
drum.
3.
It
is
needed
to
operate
5
minutes
drying
to
make
sure
drum
inside
gets
warm.
4.
In
the
early
use
of
dryer,
please
leave
it
with
door
opened
and
power
unplugged
after
operation
to
get
rid
of
probable
smell
inside.
1.
Tur
n
power
on.
First,
press
the
''Power''
button.
The
indicator
light
above
the
button
will
become
illuminated
indicating
that
the
machine
is
all
set
to
run.
2.
Open
the
door.
3.
Check
the
lint
filter,
water
container
and
condenser.
The
lint
filter
near
the
door,
should
be
emptied
after
or
before
drying
operation.
Open
the
door
and
check
if
lint
filter
is
cleaned.
If
not,
please
clean
it
referring
to
page
15.
Water
container
and
condenser
are
also
checked
to
be
emptied
and
cleaned
for
better
drying
result.
4.
Place
laundry
into
the
drum
after
sorting.
The
clothes
should
be
sorted
by
its
fabric
type
and
dryness
level
and
all
the
strings
and
belts
of
clothes
should
be
well
tied
and
fixed
before
being
put
into
the
drum.
It
is
desired
that
you
push
laundry
all
the
way
back
to
keep
it
away
from
the
door
seal.
If
not,
door
seal
and
clothes
may
be
damaged.
Turn
on.
Open
the
Door.
Check
the
lint
filter.
Operating your dryer
12
O
F
perating
your
dryer
5.
Close
the
Door.
Before
you
close
the
door,
make
sure
fabrics
are
well
placed
inside
and
that
foreign
objects,
especially
flammable
ones,
are
not
caught
around
door.
6.
Select
the
Drying
Cycle
you
want.
You
can
choose
a
cycle
by
turning
the
program
control
knob
until
the
required
program
reaches
to
its
indicator.
If
you
only
press
Start/Pause
button
without
choosing
any
cycle,
the
dryer
will
proceed
with
the
Cupboard
program.
[Please
refer
to
following
Cycle
Selection
table
(page
10)
for
the
detailed
information]
7
.
Press
the
Start
button.
You
can
hear
drum
rotating.
8.
After
operation
is
completed,
open
the
door
and
remove
the
laundry.
Careful!
the
drum
inside
could
be
still
hot.
(Operation
time
varies
depending
on
your
cycle
selection
or
options.)
9.
Clean
the
Lint
Filters
and
empty
water
container.
The
lint
filter
should
be
cleaned
after
each
load.
10.
Turn
off
the
Dryer.
Press
the
''Power''
button.
Select
the
desired
Cycle.
Take
out
the
laundry.
Clean
the
door
lint
filter.
Clean
the
lower
lint
filter.
CAUTION
!
-
Be
careful
of
the
fact
that
filter
should
not
be
torn
when
using
a
vaccum
cleaner.
If
there
is
a
little
residue
buildup
on
filter,
you
can
scrub
lint
screen
with
the
brush
to
remove.
-
If
you
want
to
open
the
door
while
dryer
is
operating,
please
press
the
Start/Pause
button
first,
wait
until
drum
completely
stops
and
then
open
the
door.
Operating your dryer
13
O
F
perating
your
dryer
Rack
Dry
TD-C700E/40E/41E/45E
The
dryer
Rack
is
placed
inside
the
dryer
like
the
picture.
Remove
and
discard
packing
material
before
use,
The
Rack
Dry
is
designed
for
use
with
items
that
you
do
not
want
to
tumble
dry
including
sweaters
and
delicate
fabrics.
To
use
the
Rack
Dry
:
1.
Open
the
door.
2.
Do
not
remove
the
lint
screen.
3.
Place
dryer
Rack
over
the
bottom
of
the
dryer
door
opening.
Reset
the
Rack
on
the
dryer
back
lodge.
Push
down
on
the
frame
front
to
secure
over
lint
screen.
4.
Place
wet
items
on
top
of
the
Rack.
Allow
space
around
items
for
air
to
circulate.
The
Rack
does
not
move,
but
the
drum
will
rotate.
5.
Close
the
door.
6.
Select
Rack
Dry.
NOTE
Check
the
lint
filter
and
remove
any
lint
accumulated
from
items
dried
on
the
Rack.
1.
Insert
wire
edge
to
the
drum
centre.
2.
Place
delicate
fabrics
or
sportshoes.
Additional Functions
14
TD-C700E/40E/41E/45E
TD-C70042E/43E/46E/47E
A
F
dditional
Functions
High
Temp.
/
Low
Temp.
These
are
functioning
to
shorten
or
lengthen
the
cycle
time
by
increasing
or
decreasing
temperature.
Buzzer
Off
This
is
about
buzzer
sound
on/off.
After
power
is
on
and
you
select
cycle,
buzzer
will
sound
when
you
press
a
certain
button
on
the
panel.
If
you
don't
like
to
hear
that
sound,
just
press
Buzzer
Off
button.
The
Buzzer
is
then
turned
-off.
Anti-Crease
Anti-Crease
is
functioning
to
prevent
creases
and
rumples
that
are
formed
when
the
laundry
is
not
unloaded
promptly
at
the
end
of
drying
cycle.
In
this
function,
the
dryer
repeatedly
runs
and
pauses
to
the
cycle
end.
If
the
door
is
open
during
Anti-Crease
process,
this
function
is
cancelled.
But
in
case
of
door
open
during
normal
operation
without
selecting
Anti-Crease,
this
function
will
be
remembered
and
processed.
Favourite
If
there
is
some
cycle
you
would
like
to
make
based
on
your
own
drying
habit,
use
"Favourite".
Once
favourite
cycle
is
stored,
you
can
repeatedly
use
next
time
before
changing
the
stored
setting.
For
instance,
you
turn
power
on
and
select
Extra
Dry
in
Cotton
Cycle
and
Low
temp
and
Anti-Crease
in
series
and
then
lastly
press
"Favourite"
until
the
dryer
beeps.
It's
about
3
seconds.
That's
all
you
have
to
do.
The
next
time,
when
turning
the
dryer
on
and
pressing
"Favourite"
you
can
see
the
above
options
you
select
displays
on
the
panel.
Time
Delay
You
can
use
the
Time
Delay
function
to
delay
the
finishing
time
of
drying
cycle.
Maximum
Time
Delay
is
19
hours.
1.
Turn
the
dryer
on
2.
Select
cycle
3.
Set
time
delay
hour
4.
Press
Start/Pause
button
Child
Lock
For
the
safety
of
your
children,
press
High
Temp.
and
Low
Temp.
buttons
at
the
same
time
for
about
3
seconds.
You
can
check
this
function
by
seeing
the
dryer
display
" "
on
LED
window.
Caring for your dryer
15
C
F
aring
for
your
dryer
How
important
Care
and
cleaning
is~
It's
not
very
difficult
to
care
for
your
dryer.
All
you
have
to
do
is
to
follow
the
information
below.
Clean
Lint
Filter
Clean
lint
filter
after
each
use
and
check
it
before
each
use.
It
should
also
be
cleaned
if
the
''Clean
Filter''
light
becomes
illuminated
and
the
buzzer
sounds
during
operation
of
the
dryer:
Cleaning
or
emptying
the
filter
will
reduce
drying
times
and
energy
consumption
and
lengthen
the
dryer
life.
Clean
lint
filter
during
a
cycle
If
"Clean
Filter
"
indicator
lamp
flashes
during
operation,
clean
the
filter
promptly.
1.
Cool
the
dryer
down
and
follow
the
mentioned
steps.
2.
Press
the
Start/Pause
button.
Empty
Water
container
Condensed
water
is
collected
to
water
container.
You
should
empty
the
water
container
after
every
use.
Not
doing
this
may
result
in
improper
drying
performance.
If
water
container
is
full,
"Empty
Water"
Lamp
glows
and
a
buzzer
sounds
while
the
dryer
is
operating.
In
this
case,
water
container
must
be
emptied
in
1
hour.
5.
Close
the
door.
1.
Open
the
door.
2.
Pull
the
filter
out.
3.
Clean
the
filter
by
using
a
vacuum
cleaner
or
rinsing
under
the
tap.
4.
Replace
the
filter.
-
Push
the
filter
all
the
way
down
to
avoid
Interference
with
the
door.
1.
Draw
water
container
out.
2.
Empty
water
container
to
sink.
3.
Push
it
back.
4.
Press
the
Start/Pause
button.
Wash
the
lint
screen
in
warm,
soapy
Water.
Dry
thoroughly
and
replace.
Caring for your dryer
16
C
F
aring
for
your
dryer
Condenser
Condenser
is
also
a
very
important
part
for
efficient
drying
performance
result
so
it
needs
a
special
care
from
you.
It
is
recommended
that
condenser
be
cleaned
three
or
four
times
a
year.
1.
Open
condensing
cover
by
using
a
coin
or
flat
blade
screwdriver.
2.
Open
sealing
cover
by
turning
a
locking
lever.
3.
Release
the
both
locking
levers
turning
towards
each
other.
4.
Draw
the
condenser
out
by
inserting
a
finger
into
a
hole
down
the
front
of
condenser.
(Don't
forcefully
treat
condenser.)
5.
Clean
the
condenser
completely
under
the
tap
letting
water
to
flow
through.
6.
Close
all
with
the
reverse
order
of
opening.
<
Front
>
<Side>
Sealing
cover
Caring for your dryer
17
C
F
aring
for
your
dryer
Front
Ventilation
Grille
Vacuum
the
front
ventilation
grill
3~4
time
a
year
to
make
sure
there
must
be
no
build-up
of
lints
or
dirts
which
cause
improper
intake
air
flow.
Moisture
Sensor?
This
device
functions
to
sense
the
moisture
remaining
contents
of
the
laundry
during
operation
which
means
it
must
be
cleaned
all
the
time.
The
main
reason
of
cleaning
this
part
is
to
remove
the
build-up
of
lime
scale
on
the
surface
of
sensor.
Wipe
the
sensors
inside
drum
(Shown
in
the
picture).
1.
Unscrew
cover.
2.
Take
connecting
kit
out.
3.
Separate
water
container
hose
from
the
kit.
4.
Connect
drain
hose
to
the
kit.
Condensed
water
Drain-out
Normally,
condensed
water
is
pumped
up
to
water
container
where
water
is
collected
until
emptied.
Not
only
using
water
container,
but
water
can
be
drained
out
directly
to
drain
hose
especially
when
dryer
is
stacked
on
top
of
washing
machine.
With
connecting
kit
for
drain
hose,
you
can
simply
change
water
path
and
water
reroute
to
the
drainage
facility.
Please
follow
the
below
steps.
Caring for your dryer
18
C
F
aring
for
your
dryer
Reverse
the
door
The
door
can
be
reversed
to
fit
to
your
own
installation
conditions.
From
the
factory,
the
door
hinge
is
located
on
the
right
side.
Caution
!
1.
This
work
may
cause
the
injury
of
your
hands
so
you
must
be
careful
to
handle
some
sharp
devices
like
tork
screwdriver
or
slotted
screwdriver.
2.
When
the
door
is
revered,
the
hand
sticker
on
the
door
also
must
be
replaced.
Do
not
use
a
machine
screwdriver.
4.
Detach
both
hinge
point
covers.
5.
Unscrew
two
door
hinges.
6.
Replace
both
hinge
point
covers
where
door
hinge
is
located.
1.
Unscrew
the
bottom
hinge
of
the
door
first
and
top
hinge.
And
then
place
on
the
blanket
to
prevent
scratches.
2.
Remove
the
door
lock
cover.
3.
Remove
the
door
lock
and
replace
where
door
lock
cover
is
located.
7.
Replace
the
door
catch
to
the
reverse
location.
8.
Screw
the
door
hinges.
19
Caring for your dryer
C
F
aring
for
your
dryer
Change
the
Bulb
The
bulb
itself
could
be
very
hot
when
the
dryer
just
finishes
its
operation.
So
before
changing
the
bulb,
be
sure
that
the
inside
of
the
drum
is
cool
down.
Caution
!
Power
cord
must
be
unplugged
before
this
work
to
avoid
danger
of
electric
shock.
1.
Open
the
door,
put
a
hand
into
the
drum
and
grasp
a
bulb
cover.
2.
With
bulb
held
by
a
hand,
turn
the
bulb
to
the
clockwise
direction
with
a
certain
amount
of
force.
4.
Remove
the
current
bulb
turning
it
to
Counter
clockwise
direction.
Be
careful
that
it
does
not
fall
off.
5.
Screw
in
the
new
bulb
in
the
reverse
unscrewing
direction.
3.
Seperate
bulb
cover
from
the
socket
housing.
Do
not
need
any
special
tool
for
this
work.
All
steps
can
be
done
manually.
Additional Tips for smart use
20
A
F
dditional
Tips
for
smart
use
Woolen
Article
Dry
woolens
in
"wool"
cycle.
Be
sure
to
follow
fabric
care
label
"symbols",
first.
Wool
is
not
completely
dried
from
the
program
so
don't
repeat
drying.
Pull
woolens
to
their
original
shape
and
dry
them
flat.
Woven
and
loopknit
materials
Some
woven
and
loopknit
materials
may
shrink,
depending
on
its
quality.
Per
manent
Press
and
Synthetics
Do
not
overload
your
dryer.
Take
out
permanent
press
article
as
soon
as
the
dryer
stops
to
reduce
wrinkles.
Baby
clothes
and
Night
gowns
Always
check
the
manufacturer's
instructions.
Rubber
and
Plastics
Do
not
dry
any
items
made
from
or
containing
rubber
or
plastics
such
as:
a)
Aprons,
bibs
and
chair
covers
b)
Curtains
and
table
clothes
c)
Bathmats
Fiber
glass
Do
not
dry
fiberglass
articles
in
your
dryer.
Glass
particles
left
in
the
dryer
could
be
picked
up
by
your
clothes
the
next
time
you
use
the
dryer
and
irriate
your
skin.
Fabric
Care
Labels
Clothes
have
its
own
wash
care
labels
so
drying
according
to
wash
care
labels
is
recommended.
Not
only
that,
the
laundry
must
be
sorted
according
to
size
and
fabric
type.
Do
not
overload
in
order
to
save
you
energy,
time
and
best
dry
performance.
Below
are
fabric
care
labels.
Symbols
Instructions
Dry
Tumble
dry
Permanent
Press
/
Wrinkle
resistant
Gentle
/
Delicate
Do
not
tumble
dry
Do
not
dry
High
heating
Medium
heating
Low
heating
No
heat
/
air
Line
Dry
/
hang
to
dry
Drip
dry
Dry
flat
In
the
shade
Drying
Guide
Capacity
for
laundry
type
Cotton
7kg
Mixed
3.5
kg
Wool
1.5
kg
Delicate
1.5
kg
21
Additional Tips for smart use
A
F
dditional
Tips
for
smart
use
Spare
Parts
Spare
parts
in
your
need
are
provided
under
the
terms
of
warranty.
Components
covered
by
warranty
is
provided
free
of
charge.
If
coverage
is
expired,
spare
parts
must
be
purchased
from
service
center.
Disposal
of
the
dryer
It
is
desirable
for
you
to
dispose
the
dryer
safely
to
keep
your
children
away
from
the
possible
injury.
The
door
and
lid
and
other
protruded
items
must
be
taken
away
and
power
cord
must
be
cut
off
to
avoid
future
use.
After
that,
the
dryer
is
to
be
disposed
safely.
Service
contact
If
there
is
something
wrong
with
your
dryer,
first
you
must
be
through
the
troubleshooting
table.
In
case
that
you
can't
find
the
same
trouble
and
you
can
not
handle
by
yourself,
please
contact
the
service
centre.
A
service
person
will
ask
you
some
questions
like
followings:
1.
Your
name,
address
and
postcode.
2.
Your
phone
number.
3.
Description
of
trouble.
4.
The
model
No.
and
the
serial
No.
of
your
dryer.
5.
The
date
of
purchase.
Holder
:
2EA
Screw
:
4EA
TD-C700E/40E/41E/45E
If
stacking
is
needed,
you
must
stack
the
dryer
upon
LG
washing
machine.
In
order
to
do
this,
stacking
kit
must
be
purchased
separately.
Stacking
Kit
Accessory
parts
Your
dryer
comes
with
accessories
such
as
1.
Condensing
drain
hose
2.
Hose
holder
3.
Dryer
Rack
Troubleshootings
22
T
F
roubleshootings
Troubleshooting
Tips
To
save
you
time
and
money,
the
following
page
will
help
answer
your
questions
before
service
call.
Questions
What
to
do
1.
Check
dryer
is
plugged
in.
2.
Check
"Start"
button
is
pressed.
3.
Check
door
is
properly
closed.
4.
Check
Room
temperature
is
below
5 C.
5.
Check
a
fuse
is
not
blown
or
the
circuit
breaker
is
tripped
and
replace
them.
(Caution
:
electric
dryers
generally
use
two
fuses
or
breakers)
After
emptying
the
water
container
and
Cleaning
filter
during
operation,
you
must
press
Start
button,
then
the
dryer
operates
again.
1.
Filter
should
be
cleaned
after
each
load.
2.
Check
water
container
is
emptied.
3.
Check
cleanness
of
condenser.
4.
Check
to
select
correct
program
setting
for
fabric
type.
5.
Check
air
ventilation
grille
or
rear
vents
of
the
dryer
to
be
obstructed.
6.
Check
the
clothes
is
"excessively
wet".
7.
Check
correct
program
selected.
8.
Check
dryer
is
overloaded.
1.
Check
filter
is
cleaned.
2.
Check
condenser
unit
is
clogged.
Check
the
bulb
filament
is
cut
off.
1.
Check
lint
filter
is
empty.
2.
Check
dryer
has
only
clean
items.
3.
Check
laundry
is
properly
sorted
in
the
drum.
4.
Check
laundry
is
overloaded.
5.
Check
there
is
any
paper,
tissue,or
similar
item
in
the
pockets
of
laundry.
The
drying
time
for
a
load
will
vary
depending
on
the
heat
setting,
the
size
of
the
load,
the
type
of
fabrics,
the
wetness
of
the
clothes
and
the
condition
of
the
lint
filter.
Check
the
door
and
sealing
cover
is
dirty
and
damaged.
Check
the
laundry
is
overloaded.
Try
a
shorter
drying
time
and
remove
items
while
they
still
retain
a
slight
amount
moisture.
To
avoid
shrinkage,
please
carefully
follow
the
care
and
use
instructions
for
your
garment,
because
some
fabrics
will
naturally
shrink
when
washed.
Other
fabrics
can
be
washed
but
will
shrink
when
dried
in
a
dryer.
Dryer
doesn't
work
It
takes
a
long
time
to
dry
Clothes
have
lots
of
lints
The
drying
time
is
not
consistent
Water
is
leaking
The
clothes
are
wrinkled
The
clothes
shrinked
Drum
light
does
not
work
"Clean
Filter"
lamp
flashes
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Troubleshootings
T
F
roubleshootings
Error
Mode
?
:
LED
displays
" "
in
case
of
the
door
open.
The
door
must
be
closed
and
start
Button
must
be
pressed
for
re-operation.
High
temperature
and
high
humidity
of
air
continues
to
remain
at
the
contained
dryer
by
drying
object
during drying
if
the
dryer
suddenly
stops
due
to
power
failure
or
other
different
causes
while
drying
is
in
progress.
Leaving
the
dryer
continuously
in
such
status
may
reduce
durability
of
the
dryer
or
have
a
bad
effect
on
major
electrical
parts.
Open
the
door
so
that
high
temperature
and
high
humidity
of
air
discharges
outside
if
the
dryer
will
stop
for
a
long
time
while
drying
is
in
progress.
?
:
This
is
indication
to
detect
and
inform
high
temperature
and
high
humidity
of
air
within
a
dryer
if
stopping
the
dryer
in
process.
In
this
case,
please
use
the
dryer
again
after
ventilating
air
by
taking
drying
all
objects
and
opening
the
door
for
more
than
an
hour.
(Contact
with
the
Service
Center
if
such
conditions
continue
even
after
leaving
the
door
open
for
a
sufficient
time.)
?
:
If
error
continues
to
occur,
unplug
the
power
cords
and
then
call
to
the
Service
Center.
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Technical Data
T
F
echnical
Data
Electrical
Requirements
You
are
sure
to
check
the
rating
plate
on
the
dryer
to
make
sure
the
dryer
has
right
rating.
Volts
Hertz
Watts
U.K.
230
V
50
Hz
2900
Singapore
Kuwait
240
V
50
Hz
2900
Australia
240
V
50
Hz
2250
Alcove
or
Under
Closet
Counter
Sides
0mm
0mm
Top
0mm
250
mm
Rear
25
mm
125
mm
Ventilation
Requirement
Alcove
or
under
counter
Closet
Closet
door
must
have
2(louvered)
openings,
each
having
a
minimum
area
of
60
sq.
inches
(387
sq.cm),
located
3
inches
(8
cm)
from
bottom
and
top
of
door.
Ensure
air
flow
of
112
cu.ft./min
through
dryer
850
mm
600
mm
Weight
:
50
kg
595
mm
25
Warranty
W
F
arranty
What
is
not
covered.
Service
trips
to
your
home
to
instruct
you
on
the
product.
If
the
product
is
connected
to
any
voltage
other
than
that
shown
on
the
rating
plate.
If
the
fault
is
caused
by
accidents,
neglects,
misuses
of
Acts
of
God.
If
the
fault
is
caused
by
reasons
except
for
normal domestic
use
or
use
in
accordance
with
the
owner's
manual.
If
the
fault
is
caused
by
pests,
for
example,
rats
or
cockroaches
etc..
Noise
or
vibration
that
is
considered
normal,for
example,
water
drain
sound,
spin
sound
or
warning
beeps.
Correcting
the
installation
for
example,
leveling
the
product,
adjustment
of
drain.
Normal
maintenance
recommended
by
the
owner's
manual.
Removal
of
foreign
objects/substances
from
the
machine
including
the
pump
and
inlet
hose
filter,
for
example,
grit,nails,
bra
wires
and
buttons
etc..
Replace
fuses
in
or
correct
wiring
or
correct
house
plumbing.
Correction
of
unauthorized
repairs.
Incidental
or
consequential
damage
to
personal property
caused
by
possible
defects
with
this
appliance.
If
this
product
is
used
for
commercial
purposes,
it
is
not
warranted.
(Example:Public
places
such
as
public
bathroom,
lodging
house,
training
center,
dormitory)
If
the
product
is
installed
outside
the
normal
service
area,
any
cost
of
transporatation
involved
in
the
repair
of
the
products,
or
the
replacement
of
a
defective
part,
shall
be
borne
by
the
owner.
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