LG Washing Machine OE – Drain Error:

1. • Check for wrinkles or blockages in the channel hose.
   • Guarantee the channel hose isn’t stopped up or hindered.
   • Clean the drain filter.
   • Ensure the channel siphon is working appropriately.

LG Washing Machine IE – Water Inlet Error:

1. • Check water supply hoses for kinks or blockages.
   • Guarantee water supply valves are completely open.
   • Clean the bay channels assuming that they’re stopped up.
   • Check the water gulf valve is working accurately.

LG Washing Machine UE – Unbalanced Load Error:

1. • Stop the cycle and reallocate the heap equitably.
   • Guarantee the machine is on a level surface.
   • Try washing smaller loads to prevent imbalance.

LG Washing Machine DE – Door Open Error:

1. • Close the entryway appropriately and restart the cycle.
   • Check the door latch for damage or misalignment.
   • Ensure nothing is obstructing the door.

LG Washing Machine PE – Water Level Sensor Error:

1. • Examine the water level sensor for damage or debris.
   • Verify the sensor connections are secure.
   • Test the sensor for continuity.

LG Washing Machine CE – Overload Error:

1. • Decrease the heap size and reallocate the garments uniformly.
   • Avoid overloading the machine in future cycles.

LG Washing Machine LE – Motor Error:

1. • Investigate the engine and belt for indications of wear or harm.
   • Check for obstructions in the drum.
   • Test the motor windings and connections.

LG Washing Machine FE – Water Overflow Error:

1. • Turn off the water supply immediately.
   • Inspect for leaks or overflows in the tub.
   • Check the water level sensor and inlet valve for issues.

LG Washing Machine TE – Heating Error:

1. • Check assuming the boiling water supply is working.
   • Inspect the heating element for continuity.
   • Ensure proper voltage is reaching the heating element.

LG Washing Machine CE – Configuration Error:

1. • Power off the machine and turn off it for a couple of moments, then, at that point, restart.
   • Reset the machine to factory settings if possible.
   • Contact LG customer support for advanced troubleshooting.

LG Washing Machine PF – Power Failure Error:

1. • Check if there was a power outage and reset the machine.
   • Guarantee the power rope is appropriately associated with a functioning outlet.

LG Washing Machine tE1 – Temperature Sensor Error:

1. • Really look at the temperature sensor for harm or free associations.
   • Test the sensor’s resistance to ensure it’s within the correct range.

LG Washer tE2 – Water Heating Error:

1. • Check the water warming component for progression.
   • Ensure proper voltage is reaching the heating element.

LG Washer E6 – Water Supply Error:

1. • Guarantee the water supply valves are completely open.
   • Check for crimps or blockages in the water supply hose.
   • Confirm that there is sufficient water pressure.

LG Washer E7 – Water Level Sensor Error:

1. • Examine the water level sensor for damage or loose connections.
   • Test the sensor to appropriately guarantee it’s working.
   • Clean any debris around the sensor area.

LG Washer E8 – Water Overflow Error:

1. • Turn off the water supply immediately.
   • Inspect for leaks or overflows in the tub.
   • Check the water level sensor and inlet valve for issues.

LG Washer IE – Water Inlet Error:

1. • Check water supply hoses for kinks or blockages.
   • Guarantee water supply valves are completely open.
   • Clean the bay channels assuming that they’re stopped up.
   • Check the water gulf valve is working accurately.

LG Washer UE – Unbalanced Load Error:

1. • Stop the cycle and redistribute the load evenly.
   • Guarantee the machine is on a level surface.
   • Try washing smaller loads to prevent imbalance.

LG Washer OE – Drain Error:

1. • Check for wrinkles or blockages in the channel hose.
   • Clean the drain filter.
   • Ensure the drain hose is installed correctly and not too deep into the drain.

LG Washer FE – Water Overflow Error:

1. • Turn off the water supply immediately.
   • Inspect for leaks or overflows in the tub.
   • Check the water level sensor and inlet valve for issues.

LG Washer PE – Water Level Sensor Error:

1. • Examine the water level sensor for damage or debris.
   • Verify the sensor connections are secure.
   • Test the sensor for continuity.

LG Washer CE – Configuration Error:

1. • Power off the machine and turn off it for a couple of moments, then, at that point, restart.
   • Reset the machine to factory settings if possible.
   • Contact LG customer support for advanced troubleshooting.

LG Washer LE – Motor Error:

1. • Review the engine and belt for indications of wear or harm
   • Check for obstructions in the drum.
   • Test the motor windings and connections.

LG Washer TE – Heating Error:

1. • Check assuming the boiling water supply is working.
   • Inspect the heating element for continuity.
   • Ensure proper voltage is reaching the heating element.

LG Washing Machine DE – Door Open Error:

1. • Close the door properly and restart the cycle.
   • Check the door latch for damage or misalignment.
   • Ensure nothing is obstructing the door.

EE – EEPROM Error:

1. • This mistake demonstrates an issue with the control board.
   • Contact LG customer support for repair or replacement options.

PF – Power Failure Error:

1. • Check if there was a power outage and reset the machine.
   • Guarantee the power string is appropriately associated with a functioning outlet.

tE – Temperature Sensor Error:

1. • Actually take a look at the temperature sensor for harm or free associations
   • Test the sensor’s resistance to ensure it’s within the correct range.

FE – Over Flow Error (water exceeds the permissible level):

1. • Turn off the water supply immediately.
   • Inspect for leaks or overflows in the tub.
   • Check the water level sensor and inlet valve for issues.

dE1 – Door Open Error (washer door not closed):

1. • Close the entryway safely and restart the cycle.
   • Check the door latch for damage or misalignment.
   • Ensure nothing is obstructing the door.

dE2 – Door Lock Error (door cannot be locked):

1. • Check if the door is closed properly.
   • Inspect the door lock mechanism for damage or obstruction.
   • Guarantee the entryway seal is perfect and appropriately situated.

CE – Current Error (motor overload or current leakage):

1. • Power off the machine and turn off it for a couple of moments, then, at that point, restart.
   • Check the electrical connections for the motor and control board.
   • Assuming that the blunder continues, contact LG client assistance.

LE1 – Water Leak Error:

1. • Check for spills around the machine and the water supply hoses.
   • Review the associations of the water channel valve and channel siphon.
   • Ensure the machine is level to prevent leaks.

AE – Water Leak Error:

1. • Follow the same steps as LE1 for troubleshooting and resolving water leak issues.

E6 – Water Supply Error:

1. • Guarantee the water supply valves are completely open.
   • Affirm that there is adequate water pressure.

LG Washing Machine E7 – Water Level Sensor Error:

1. • Examine the water level sensor for damage or loose connections.
   • Test the sensor to appropriately guarantee it’s working.
   • Clean any debris around the sensor area.

LG Washing Machine E8 – Water Overflow Error:

1. • Turn off the water supply immediately.
   • Inspect for leaks or overflows in the tub.
   • Check the water level sensor and inlet valve for issues.

LG Washing Machine E9 – Water Leakage Error:

1. • Check for spills around the machine and the water supply hoses.
   • Review the associations of the water channel valve and channel siphon.
   • Ensure the machine is level to prevent leaks.

LG Washing Machine tE1 – Heating Error (water not heated):

1. • Check assuming the boiling water supply is working.
   • Inspect the heating element for continuity.
   • Ensure proper voltage is reaching the heating element.

LG Washing Machine tE2 – Thermistor Error:

1. • Really look at the thermistor for harm or free associations.
   • Test the obstruction of the thermistor to guarantee it’s inside the right reach.
   • Replace the thermistor if necessary.

LG Washing Machine OE1 – Water Overflow Error:

1. • Turn off the water supply immediately.
   • Inspect for leaks or overflows in the tub.
   • Check the water level sensor and inlet valve for issues.

LG Washing Machine OE2 – Water Overflow Error:

1. • Follow the same steps as OE1 for troubleshooting and resolving water overflow issues.

LG Washing Machine PE1 – Water Level Sensor Error:

1. • Examine the water level sensor for damage or loose connections.
   • Test the sensor to appropriately guarantee it’s working.
   • Clean any debris around the sensor area.

LG Washing Machine PE2 – Water Level Sensor Error:

1. • Follow the same steps as PE1 for troubleshooting and resolving water level sensor issues.

LG Washing Machine FE1 – Water Leakage Error:

1. • Check for spills around the machine and the water supply hoses.
   • Review the associations of the water channel valve and channel siphon.
   • Ensure the machine is level to prevent leaks.

LG Washing Machine FE2 – Water Leakage Error:

1. • Follow the same steps as FE1 for troubleshooting and resolving water leakage issues.

LG Washing Machine LG Washing Machine CE1 – Configuration Error:

1. • Power off the machine and turn off it for a couple of moments, then, at that point, restart.
   • Reset the machine to production line settings if conceivable.
   • Contact LG customer support for advanced troubleshooting.

LG Washing Machine CE2 – Configuration Error:

1. • Follow the same steps as CE1 for troubleshooting and resolving configuration error issues.

LG Washing Machine LE2 – Motor Error:

1. • Investigate the engine and belt for indications of wear or harm.Check for obstructions in the drum.
   • Test the motor windings and connections.

LG Washing Machine UE1 – Unbalanced Load Error:

1. • Stop the cycle and reallocate the heap equitably.
   • Guarantee the machine is on a level surface.
   • Try washing smaller loads to prevent imbalance.

LG Washing Machine UE2 – Unbalanced Load Error:

1. • Follow the same steps as UE1 for troubleshooting and
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