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LG part 4581EL2002H is an OEM dryer drum support roller assembly used in compatible LG and LG-built dryers. It supports the drum as it rotates and is one of the parts to inspect when a dryer develops rolling, thumping or squeaking noises.

Part number4581EL2002H
Part typeDrum support roller
ManufacturerLG
ApplianceDryer
Common symptomThump / squeak / rumble
Related part4560EL3001A idler
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What Does 4581EL2002H Do?

The drum support roller holds the dryer drum in position while it turns. Wear, binding or flat spots can create repeating noise, but other rotating components can cause similar symptoms.

Current Prices for 4581EL2002H

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Symptoms That Can Point to 4581EL2002H

  • Repeated thumping as the drum rotates.
  • Squeaking or rumbling from the drum-support area.
  • Roller does not spin smoothly when inspected with power disconnected.
  • Visible wear or a flat spot.

4581EL2002H Replacement Numbers and Compatibility

Reviewed parts catalogs list 4581EL2002H as replacing earlier numbers including 4581EL2002A, 4581EL2002B, 4581EL2002C, 4581EL2002D, 4581EL3001A, 4581EL3001C, 4581EL3001E, 4581EL3001F, 4581EL3001J and 4581EL3001M. Verify the full dryer model before purchase.

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4581EL2002H FAQ

Is 4581EL2002H a genuine LG part?

Yes. LG Parts lists 4581EL2002H as a genuine LG dryer drum support roller for compatible models.

What replaces 4581EL2002D?

Reviewed parts data identifies 4581EL2002H as a replacement on compatible models.

Can a bad dryer roller cause thumping?

Yes. A worn or flat-spotted roller can create a repeating noise as the drum rotates.