LG appliance troubleshooting
Browse LG appliance symptoms and codes. Similar characters can have different meanings across appliance types.
DLEX4000W d80: Flow Sense and the installation check
On the DLEX4000W, a Flow Sense warning directs attention to exhaust restriction.
Follow the checksWM3400CW OE: residual-water hose and drain filter
The WM3400CW manual identifies a residual-water drain hose and drain-pump filter behind its maintenance cover.
Follow the checksWM4000HWA CL: Rinse+Spin versus Control Lock
In the matched WM4000HWA manual, holding Rinse+Spin for 3 seconds toggles Control Lock; a short press selects a different function.
Follow the checksWT7300CW Spin Only adds water: check the selection
The WT7300CW manual selects Spin Only by holding Spin for 3 seconds; Rinse+Spin is a separate Special Care selection.
Follow the checksLG front-load OE with a clear drain filter
OE can remain after filter cleaning because the filter is only one point in the drain path.
Follow the checksLG front-load UE on a small load
A small load can still distribute poorly.
Follow the checksLG washer IE after a water shutoff
If IE began after a household shutoff or plumbing work, start with supply availability and safely visible hose routing.
Follow the checksLG washer CL stays on after the cycle
A completed wash does not automatically disable Child Lock.
Follow the checksWM6700HBA Refill Alarm With a Full Reservoir
A full tank and a continuing refill alert are not automatically evidence of a failed dispensing pump.
Follow the checksWM6700HBA: Using the Softener Tank for Detergent
This model can change its softener reservoir to a second detergent reservoir using Softener Tank Use.
Follow the checksWM6700HBA Nozzle Clean Is Different From Tub Clean
ezDispense Nozzle Clean targets the reservoir-connected dispensing hose.
Follow the checksWM6700HBA Dispenses Too Much: Set the Detergent Baseline
Use Default Det.
Follow the checksWM6700HBA Cycles Moved or Disappeared: Check the List Settings
Cycle Optimization can reorganize the WM6700HBA cycle list based on use.
Follow the checksWT7400CW Water Plus Changes Normal to Deep Wash
On the WT7400CW, selecting Normal with Water Plus changes the cycle to Deep Wash before it starts.
Follow the checksWT6105CW Bedding/Waterproof: Why Deep Fill Is Unavailable
The WT6105CW has a dedicated Bedding/Waterproof cycle.
Follow the checksWM3998HBA Dry Only Starts With a Spin: What to Select
Dry Only on the WM3998HBA is selected from the Dry control without choosing a wash cycle.
Follow the checksWM3998HBA Stays Damp: Check the Condensing Water Supply
The WM3998HBA is a conventional ventless condensing combo, not a stand-alone vented dryer.
Follow the checksWM4500HBA Powder Detergent: Use the Manual Path
WM4500HBA ezDispense reservoirs are for the specified liquid products, not powder.
Follow the checksWD100CW dE1, dE2 or dE3: Drawer Versus Lid
A WD100CW SideKick has a sliding drawer and an inner lid.
Follow the checksWD100CW Keeps Chiming Before Rinse: The Softener Alert
The WD100CW can chime repeatedly before the final rinse so liquid fabric softener can be added.
Follow the checksWM4200HWA Remote Start Stops Working After Opening the Door
The WM4200HWA manual states that a cycle cannot be started remotely after the door has been opened.
Follow the checksLG Washer PF Returns: Outage Recovery Versus Repeated Power Loss
PF identifies interrupted power.
Follow the checksLG Washer PE After a Reset: What the Water-Level Code Establishes
PE is a water-level sensing problem, not the same as IE slow filling.
Follow the checksLG Washer FE or Water Entering While Off: Stop the Fill First
FE reports overfilling on applicable LG washers.
Follow the checksLG Washer LE After a Heavy Load: Reduce the Strain Before Retrying
LE indicates that the tub cannot spin normally.
Follow the checksLG Washer tE Versus Cold Clothes After Sanitary
Cold clothes at the end of a heated wash do not establish a heating fault because rinsing may use cold water.
Follow the checksLG Washer SUD With No New Detergent: Check Residue and Auto Dosing
“No detergent added” does not prove there was no detergent in the wash.
Follow the checksLG Front-Load dE1 or dE2 With the Door Closed
dE1 concerns a door that is not properly closed; dE2 concerns a closed door that has not locked.
Follow the checksLG Washer vS, uS or u5: Sensor Code Versus UE
LG notes that vS can resemble uS or u5 on the display.
Follow the checksLG Top-Load dL With the Lid Closed: Inspect the Locking Area
dL is a locking problem on applicable LG top loaders.
Follow the checksLG Washer E6: A Visible Object Check Before Service
LG identifies E6 as a clutch-related error on the applicable washer family and advises checking for objects between the pulsator and tub.
Follow the checksLG Washer tcL After Tub Clean: Reminder, Interrupted Cycle or Another Code?
tcL is a Tub Clean reminder, not a temperature-sensor diagnosis.
Follow the checksLG Top-Load FF After Cold Weather: Identify the Frozen Path
FF is freeze detection on the LG top-load family covered by the guidance.
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