I 2 am going to ask a stupid question. The dryer has a wider blade on left for grounding. Both openings are same size. I don't want to jam it. Help
1962799
I would choose another adapter. You have to really jam plugs into this adapter and it doesn't feel sturdy once you start jamming. Plus--we couldn't get this one to stay in the wall outlet in Australia. I don't know how it would be in Ireland.
608363
Plug is smaller than my dryer plug. Change receptacle in wall to fit. U can buy a new one for cheap...
2048771
It fits in a 'regular' 220 plug -- the type that has one of the flat prongs turned 90 degrees from the other prong. It also has a 'regular' 3rd prong for the ground. It doesn't need the heavy, angled type of plug an electric dryer uses.
1578599
The drawers are long and narrow. If the dryer does not fold I do not believe it would fit
2019133
No its best to replace the dryer that way you that all has been replaced.I hope this help you and good luck
1489711
I would recommend going to the LG website and looking at the manuals for your dryer. Or call LG customer service and ask.
1733267
You will receive a metal cylinder with a spike at the bottom-- carefully pound it into the ground (the definitions will indicate how deeply for best stability). The center pole of the dryer device fits into the cylinder (it is ridged/the cylinder has grooves) and it all works very well. The dryer is easily removed, although the spike/cylinder will stay in the ground-- it has a plastic lid you can put on when the dryer is removed. Great product!
1696975
I don't think that would work as I believe there is a ball on top of the exit pipe that rises when the dryer is on. The cover is removable to clean out any lint that collects. Best option is to call them as I couldn't find anything on their website to help answer - toll-Free: 888-772-2345 Mon-Fri 8am-5pm CST
1998600
Yes. That should fit. Also, all of the videos that I found online were for the older models of the dryer. For the newer version, which I believe you have, you don't need to take the drum out or release the belt. It is much easier than these videos show. For your model loosen up the panel (where the buttons are); the panel will hang, you can't detach it. Then take off the whole front panel and door (they come off together) the thermistor goes right in the front. 10x easier than the older models.
1005585
I would love to help you, but I have not used this dryer for a while. I did not like it. the end does come off, but I found it awkward to use. Heavy, just not comfortable to use, like off balance or something. Good Luck
405064
I plug the dryer directly in the power outlet for the past couple month without any problem. I have a old version broght couple years ago from Japan. I used many years by directly plug into the power outlet. This dryer is solid.
2001611
Mine lays flat. Any position is fine (as long as your dryer is electric and not gas). It has saved me lots of $$ since installing it.
1647685
In order keep the other outlet free on the wall outlet, you have to plug the timer on the bottom outlet. Because one plug blade is wider than the other (polarized plug), you cannot plug the timer on the upper outlet upside down (because the wider blade will not fit into the smaller outlet slot).
1121078
I struggled with this too! The curved end goes in first and rests at the back of the dryer. The two bent tips fit into holes in front part of the dryer just behind and below the dryer door.
863978
it has a 20 amp plug where your dryer has a 30 or 40 amp. they are not the same.
784401
The end connectors will allow you to do this but it really not good practice. Much better to have the dryer close enough to the wall box to plug in directly. If you absolutely have to do it on a strictly temporary basis use the shortest powercord you can get.
227076
I can't answer- I traded mine in for professional dryer at salon, because this one had air coming out of bottom of handle- didnt work as well as described.