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5 manufacturer-sourced guides from 3 brands, organized around the code on your display rather than vague symptoms.

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If the exact code is not listed, use the model manual rather than assuming a similarly named code means the same thing.

CodeWhat it meansUrgencyFirst safe check
d80Also D80, Flow Sense d80Restricted exhaust airflowLG groups d80 with its Flow Sense airflow warnings. The restriction can be at the lint filter, the short connector behind the dryer, the exterior outlet, or farther inside the home vent.Pause and inspectStop the cycle and let the dryer cool before checking the airflow path.
d90Also D90, Flow Sense d90Severe exhaust airflow restrictionLG lists d90 in the same Flow Sense family as d80 and d95. Treat a returning d90 as an unresolved exhaust-path problem, not as a display fault that should be cleared repeatedly.Pause and inspectStop the cycle and allow the appliance and load to cool.
tE1Also TE1, tE 1Thermistor reading problemLG says tE1 means the dryer detected a problem with its thermistor, the sensor used to read temperature. LG provides one controlled power reset before repair is recommended.Service recommendedStop the dryer and let it cool.
F4 E4Also F4E4, L2Low or missing line voltageWhirlpool says F4 E4 can mean the electric dryer is not receiving the full line voltage its heater requires. The drum may still turn even when one side of the supply is unavailable.Service recommendedStop the dryer and identify its dedicated paired breakers without opening the appliance.
dCAlso dE, dF, do, d0, 1 dC, 1 dFDoor, latch, or door-sensor errorSamsung groups dC with door-related dryer codes. The door may not be closing securely, laundry may be trapped, or the latch or sensor may be damaged.Check nowStop the dryer and remove the load from the door opening.