5231EL1001A LG Lint Filter for Dryers
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LG
MFG Number
5231EL1001A
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LG
This manufacture part number # 5231EL1001A replaces our competitor’s part numbers: AP5248138, 1668214, 5231EL1001A, AH3527575, EA3527575, PS3527575, PS3591847, 1345279.
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$30.99
Regular Price
$35.99
(14% off)
Lint Filter for Dryers
The lint filter is a standard component found in LG dryers, and it is also compatible with certain Kenmore and Sears models. As an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) part, it plays a vital role in collecting lint and debris from clothing during the drying cycle. Depending on the specific model, the filter is located either in the door or on top of the dryer. Its primary purpose is to maintain efficient airflow and proper heat distribution within the dryer by preventing lint from blocking the vent.
Common problems with the lint filter typically stem from normal usage or lack of regular maintenance, which can lead to the filter becoming brittle or damaged. Signs that the lint filter may need replacing include:
- A noticeable decrease in drying efficiency, which can result in longer drying times.
- An increase in lint and debris escaping into the vent, creating a potential fire hazard.
- Visible signs of wear or damage on the filter, such as tears or holes, which may allow lint to bypass the filter.
Regular inspection and cleaning of the lint filter are recommended to ensure optimal dryer performance and safety.
The lint filter is a standard component found in LG dryers, and it is also compatible with certain Kenmore and Sears models. As an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) part, it plays a vital role in collecting lint and debris from clothing during the drying cycle. Depending on the specific model, the filter is located either in the door or on top of the dryer. Its primary purpose is to maintain efficient airflow and proper heat distribution within the dryer by preventing lint from blocking the vent.
Common problems with the lint filter typically stem from normal usage or lack of regular maintenance, which can lead to the filter becoming brittle or damaged. Signs that the lint filter may need replacing include:
- A noticeable decrease in drying efficiency, which can result in longer drying times.
- An increase in lint and debris escaping into the vent, creating a potential fire hazard.
- Visible signs of wear or damage on the filter, such as tears or holes, which may allow lint to bypass the filter.
Regular inspection and cleaning of the lint filter are recommended to ensure optimal dryer performance and safety.
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