Lg Truesteam Power Cord Replacement Repair Guide

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Power Cord               

• To replace the dryer cord for the LG PureSteam you will simply need a #0 Phillips screwdriver. If not done correctly there could be some electrical hazards. Make sure to pull out the dryer from the wall to ensure maximum space for you to work with. Insure that you plenty of light, and steady hands to complete this fix.

To replace the dryer cord for the LG PureSteam you will simply need a #0 Phillips screwdriver. If not done correctly there could be some electrical hazards. Make sure to pull out the dryer from the wall to ensure maximum space for you to work with. Insure that you plenty of light, and steady hands to complete this fix.

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Step 2

• Turn off the power to your dryer by using the circuit breaker. This insures that there is absolutely no power being sent to the dryer outlet, creating the safest possible environment.

Turn off the power to your dryer by using the circuit breaker. This insures that there is absolutely no power being sent to the dryer outlet, creating the safest possible environment.

Step 3

• Use your Phillips #0 screwdriver to remove the back panel concealing the wires. It is located directly above where the power cable feeds into. It is held in place with one 3.2 mm screw. Once you remove that screw it should unhook from the slots that they are latched onto.

Use your Phillips #0 screwdriver to remove the back panel concealing the wires. It is located directly above where the power cable feeds into. It is held in place with one 3.2 mm screw. Once you remove that screw it should unhook from the slots that they are latched onto.

Step 4

• Use the Phillips #0 to loosen the two 6mm screws that secure the clamps holding the wires in place. Simply loosening them and maneuvering them out of the hole will suffice.

Use the Phillips #0 to loosen the two 6mm screws that secure the clamps holding the wires in place. Simply loosening them and maneuvering them out of the hole will suffice.

Step 5

• Remove the wires connected to the dryer with your Phillips #0 screwdriver, making sure to stay in control of the 2.2mm screws holding them in place.
• Accidentally dropping them into the dryer will ensure you never see them again.

Remove the wires connected to the dryer with your Phillips #0 screwdriver, making sure to stay in control of the 2.2mm screws holding them in place.

Accidentally dropping them into the dryer will ensure you never see them again.

Step 6

• Use the Phillips #0 to remove the green grounding wire held in place with a 3.2mm screw, and carefully remove the power cord from the dryer by pulling it out from the base of the feeding hole.

Use the Phillips #0 to remove the green grounding wire held in place with a 3.2mm screw, and carefully remove the power cord from the dryer by pulling it out from the base of the feeding hole.

Step 7

• Notice that the grounding wire screw is a 3.2 mm screw compared to the other ones at 2.2mm. It is important to keep them separated. In the event that you lose a 2.2mm screw, there should be a spare screwed into the back of your dryer.

Notice that the grounding wire screw is a 3.2 mm screw compared to the other ones at 2.2mm. It is important to keep them separated. In the event that you lose a 2.2mm screw, there should be a spare screwed into the back of your dryer.

Step 8

• Feed the new power cable into the wire hole, and screw the cables in from reverse order using the proper corresponding screws. Note that the white cables are stacked on top of each other. In that case the wire coming from the dryer goes under the wire from the new cord.

Feed the new power cable into the wire hole, and screw the cables in from reverse order using the proper corresponding screws. Note that the white cables are stacked on top of each other. In that case the wire coming from the dryer goes under the wire from the new cord.

Step 9

• Lastly replace the back panel, and wire clamp. Ensure that the wire clamp hooks into the wire hole. This will keep the wires from falling out and getting damaged.

Lastly replace the back panel, and wire clamp. Ensure that the wire clamp hooks into the wire hole. This will keep the wires from falling out and getting damaged.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Joey Cribbin - Aug 2, 2022

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The spare screw note was a life saver. Didn’t even notice that was there and was scrambling to find a replacement before I found this guide.

ascencion castaneda - Aug 12, 2022

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I have an existing manufacturer power cord that has no color coded wires. They’re all gray and homogenous. Can’t distinguish one from the other. What do I do? I uninstalled this cord thinking that I needed to replace it with a different cord but found out that it would actually work so I reinstalled it not knowing that it required a specific color code installation.