Cycle-time table
| Cycle | Published time |
|---|---|
| Speed Dry | Variable |
| Air Dry | Variable |
| Normal | Variable |
| Heavy Duty | Variable |
| Bedding | Variable |
| Delicates | Variable |
| Steam Fresh | Variable |
Energy and estimated local cost by cycle
The lowest estimated-use option is highlighted automatically. Enter a ZIP code to use the state residential electricity average, or type the cents per kWh from your utility bill; every row updates together.
| Cycle | Estimated energy | Estimated local cost | Comparison | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Speed Dry | 2.22–5.38 kWh | — | Low | |
| Air Dry | 0.08–0.45 kWh | — | Moderate | |
| Normal | 1.40–4.80 kWh | — | Low | |
| Heavy Duty | 2.30–6.20 kWh | — | Low | |
| Bedding | 2.30–6.20 kWh | — | Low | |
| Delicates | 0.80–3.00 kWh | — | Low | |
| Steam Fresh | 1.40–4.80 kWh | — | Low |
When will it finish?
Use the appliance display for the current estimate. Load conditions, sensing, temperature and selected options can move the finish time.
Why the number can move
Sensor cycles stop when the dryer detects the chosen dryness level. Load size, fabric, airflow and settings affect the time.
How to use this DLEX4200W guide
This exact-model reference currently covers 7 documented cycles for the LG DLEX4200W dryer: Air Dry, Bedding, Delicates, Heavy Duty. The linked manufacturer source is the authority for panel labels and available options.
For this dryer, the finish estimate can respond to fabric weight, retained moisture, airflow and sensor-dry targets. Separate heavy and light fabrics when finish time matters, and clean the lint filter before the load.