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ThatGuy Posted: Saturday, October 15, 2016 8:34:41 AM(UTC)
 
I'd check the heating element to see if its partially burnt out or shorted to its shell.

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Also check your venting.
dave3712 Posted: Saturday, October 15, 2016 8:16:37 AM(UTC)
 
i own a LG DLE5977B, that tripped my breakers a few times. it was very hot to the touch (back panel) when it was in normal drying cycle which uses medium heat. this happened a few times, i allowed it to cool each time prior to restarting after resetting the breaker. Now it is working and not getting as hot as it was, i am running it on high and it is not tripping breaker anymore. it feels warm but i dont think it is hot as it should be on high. i have check for blockages and found none. i would expect a thermostat or sensor might be at fault possibly, what parts should i check out?