🔍 Enhanced LG ADQ56656401 Lint Filter Assembly for Optimal Performance Review

The product itself is good, the problem is that it doesn't fit all dryers. As many others have said in these comments and other forums, the top of these lint traps sits above the threshold of my DLGX3571V and gets hooked - then destroyed! - Dress. Luckily I found a solution thanks to Carlton Prickett on You, Tube. Check out his video titled "Removing a Protruding LG Dryer Filter". Three minutes of work and it becomes a product in five steps. Unfortunately, LG has to fix this problem at the…

. I bought this to replace my LG filter which had warped in a year and was badly ruining our clothes. I tried fitting the old filter but it just didn't fit properly. I ended up with a Revain recommended three piece kit that included this filter (ADQ56656401), cap (MCK49049101) and frame/rail (MEA49050001). I also couldn't find the framework/instructions to offer a resolution, but installed it anyway since I had it. The new build works like new and I am very happy with the results. As for LG…

I bought this dryer because, like many other LG dryer owners, my clothes were puckered, torn and broken. The hair dryer is probably 2 years old. I saw many reviews on the LG website saying this is a common problem with these dryers. One particular review said the vent filter would need to be removed and I would need to clean underneath to keep the lint filter flush in the dryer. I took out the old lint filter, cleaned it with new cleaner and put in the new lint filter. The problem is solved! I…

Like many buyers of this product, I had issues with clothing stuck to the old screen of my LG. After carefully inspecting the strainer notch, I found that with each cycle a small amount of lint bypasses the strainer and eventually collects at the bottom of the notch. Overload does not allow the screen to be fully inserted. The screen didn't fit fully and then snagged and ruined clothing. From a wire hanger (other items don't fit, ask me how I know flatbread comes out) I made a few straight…

Perfect fit for LG dryers but I've learned my lesson so I don't need to buy another one - clearly LG dryers have a design flaw! UNDER this screen so much pile accumulated that it was deformed. And YES, I religiously clean it thoroughly on every boot. Since replacing it about every 3 weeks, I take it out and use a hand dryer lint cleaner to reach it and pull out a large amount of packaged lint. WTF LG? I also use a dryer vent cleaner on a handheld vacuum and reach further down to gently vacuum…

Second change of lint filter in LG dryer. I assumed that the original filter had deformed over time and was beginning to grab strappy clothes and destroy them when the dryer was running. I went to LG's website to purchase a replacement but found that many other customers were having the same issue and that LG had no express plans to fix what turned out to be the defective part. I ended up buying a non-LG replacement part for a fraction of the cost, and it served me well for months before…