The manual states available drying settings for all wash cycles.
There might be 2 where it just set by default.
But when I red through it, the majority of cycles allowed you to set drying.
Keep in mind it doesn't even display all cycles it has available by default.
You can set the cycles in the list and set usage based automatic sorting which promotes often used cycles to the front of the list.
All machines of that type - GE, LG and Samsung - offer drying on most cycles according to the manual.
However, the available drying settings are very limited (like 2 or 3 settings).
So no temperature settings, mode settings (speed, eco, balanced) or drying target fine adjustment.
EDIT:
Just had dinner, so I just double checked.
The LG has only 2 cycles that default to drying on - Wash&Dry and AI Wash&Dry.
Almost all other cycles allow automatic drying non stop after the wash cycle, but almost none default to drying on.
So you would have to hit the "Dry" touchpad on the far right of the UI.
However, most cycles don't allow a big selection of drying settings.
Available settings in theory are 4 timed settings, Damp, Energy Saver and Normal.
Most cycles only allow "Normal" drying.
Some allow "Energy Saver", a few "Damp".
None of the non stop settings allow the timed settings, only the Dry only allows 30, 60, 90 or 120 minutes manual selection.
Very few cycles don't allow drying - like Hand Wash/Wool or Dresses.
"Delicate Dry Only" is the only apparent way to get a proper low temp dry cycle - though you won't really see much past 150°F effective drying temperature regardless.[this post was last edited: 2/26/2024-12:26]