do I reuse the old dryer on this unit? is it wise to do so?
2019133
No its best to replace the dryer that way you that all has been replaced.I hope this help you and good luck
2019134
I did not reuse the old dryer, there are o-rings inside and the silica beads which lose effectiveness over time. Its best to replace it all at once and know that you have all new parts. When I did, it went from sounding like a garbage disposal to almost silent when the compressor would run.
2019135
Yes, reuse the old dryer. Rebuild the dryer per instructions. All the parts are included with the pump to rebuild it. Mine works fine.
2019136
Yes that is fine, you clean it out so it is just the container they supply the new elements.
2019137
It's been a while since I installed that but I seem to recall that it came with new "filling" for the dryer, basically you dump the old stuff out and refill it with the supplied stuff, it's kinda like silica gel. I think it's all in the instructions it wasn't too hard, you also have to cut the plug off the factory pump and splice it to the new again the instructions for this were pretty good. If you haven't already the air shocks should be replaced too usually they leak which causes the pump to go out from over-working
2019138
I did. No problems. Dealer who installed it said it took some effort to combine this with the rest of existing unit. Working fine a year later.
1789367
I own a barber shop...at the shop i use the deluxe model.it has more watts. At home i use the original it is perfect for home use. I have used these dryers for 33 years, they last a long time. I think you will be pleased with the original.
2205424
I have never tried to re-use, but as long as it isn't too full of hair I imagine you could. Re-heating is not an issue.
1407033
I would not. It 'fried' a hair-dryer of mine and I don't think it's worth the risk. I've had other converters in the past that were considerably larger and more expensive with which I never had any problems.
1648106
I would try contacting the company who made the dryer and see if additional/ replacement parts could be ordered.
2187799
Looks like you could add another dryer to them (there are loops on the top corners)
841764
If you have an outlet adapter you should be able to use it, this dryer has an American power cord. I hope this helps you.
1489711
I would recommend going to the LG website and looking at the manuals for your dryer. Or call LG customer service and ask.
585114
I'm not sure. You will be able to use a converter, but you would have to check the wattage I believe....Great dryer...
169459
I have no idea, since I don't have an "old conair". I would suggest bringing your attachments to a store that sells this dryer, and trying them out (I got mine at Rite Aid). Then you can always buy it here if it is less expensive.
902645
I'm sure it will depend on how much use use your dryer. We do a lot of loads and run it almost everyday. I clean it only once a year, however your results may vary depending on how well you maintain the filter inside of your machine, and the types of laundry your household regularly washes.
1590406
I had that issue with my old hot tools dryer, and have had this version for about 9 months and I have yet to have that issue. Hopefully it doesn't happen, because I LOVE this dryer!!
179875
You can wash it but use warm water (cold water will make it brittle). To keep the washer from getting unbalanced you can throw some towels in the cycle. Air dry or put the dryer on air dry (no heat).
433455
The dryer works just fine for me, I've had it for about a year with no issues
2000180
This thing is totes washer and dryer safe. Just make sure you disconnect the power cable first!
2198367
Are you talking about a stacking unit, where the washer/dryer are together but separate units -- usually washer on bottom (top loading) and the dryer on top (front loading)? I have not used the Woolzies in them but I can't see any reason not to use them in the dryer. But NOT through the washer except maybe for "recharging" them after a few years of use. Because stacking units are often smaller capacity than regular units, you wouldn't have to use as many of them in the dryer load.
1363828
If you have an old one, just use that. if this is a new item for you, then not sure. trial and error I guess. Sorry not much help.