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Check all the connections to the control board. Unplug them and plug them back together. Good luck.

Lots of lint caught in the heating area are burning and being pulled into the screen by the fan. Disassemble and clean with a vacuum. Not that difficult to do. There are videos on , appliancepartspros.com, YouTube.com or repairclinic.com not to panic you, but rarely fires can start from lint build up. Best to take care of this sooner than later.

Bad door switch. Try holding the switch in with your finger and see if your light goes off. If it does, then try to start while holding door switch in. If it starts, then two choices. Replace switch or put something on door to hold switch further in(or something on the switch button). Good luck

sounds like a hi heat sensor. cleaned the lint screen recently?

Check that the belt isn't broken or dislodged. Otherwise, I would suspect a faulty motor.

Turn breaker off. Then try again, this might reset controller.

I'm guessing the drive belt is incorrectly installed. It needs to hold the tightening pulley at tension. The belt goes down from left of drum to clockwise around the pulley them around the drive motor. Push up on pulley to install. Answer if you need more info. Only way to do this is to take it all apart again. You may be able to leave the fron roller assembly on to reach around it. Good luck.

Type it in on internet and there is a video on youtube how to get at it.

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Well obviously check that you have power to outlet, make sure completely plugged in, then take top off(if front loader) and check connections to control board.

My dryer had this same problem. I cleared it by unplugging the dryer from the wall for 20 seconds and then plugging it back in. After this "reset" of the electronics, it has functioned for 2 days without a problem.

Twist it

Check filter light is just FYI, it's not connected to anything. I would say check your drive belt. If it's broken or off the pulley, dryer won't start.

Replace control panel is my guess?

Cooling light indicator doesn't go off until dryer shuts off

Check out videos on YouTube.com or repairclinic.com or appliancepartspros.com.

I suspect either motor relay or relay driver, but either way, that means control board. Have you tried the their Smart ThinQ app? https://www.lg.com/us/support/product-help/CT10000011-1436974301500-wi-fi-connectivity

Check the belt. When broken, dryer won't start.