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LG Front Load Washer Error Codes
Find plain-language explanations for LGFront Load Washer error codes, common causes, and troubleshooting steps you can try before requesting repair service.
13 error codes currently available
AE
LG identifies AE as a leakage problem inside the washer; possible causes include leakage, a damaged inlet hose, or a faulty safety switch.
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CE
LG says CE indicates over-current in the motor electrical circuit and can be caused by a short circuit, loose connection, ground fault, or power surge.
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dE
LG says dE/dE1/E01 means the washer door is not closed properly and may be caused by laundry caught between the door and rubber gasket.
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dE2
dE2 or E30 means the washer door is closed but is not locking.
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FE
LG says FE/E04/E12 indicates water overfilling; extra water may have entered the drum, including through the detergent dispenser.
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FF
LG says FF stands for Freeze Failure and can occur when the temperature inside the washer falls below 1 degree C and water in the inlet or drain path freezes.
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IE
LG says IE/E02/E10 is a water-inlet error that appears when the tub does not fill to an adequate level within the allowed time.
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LE
LG says LE appears when the tub fails to spin because the motor cannot operate properly, such as from an overloaded washer or a foreign object caught in the tub.
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OE
LG says OE/E03/E21 means the washer is unable to drain the water used during the wash cycle; common causes include a kinked drain hose or clogged drain-pump filter.
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PE
LG says PE indicates a malfunction of the water-level sensor.
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PF
LG says PF indicates a power failure, such as an interruption of power during a wash cycle.
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tE
LG says tE indicates a heating error, usually associated with a faulty thermistor.
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UE
LG identifies UE as an unbalanced-load condition caused by laundry collecting on one side of the drum, unsuitable items, an incorrect load size, or an unlevel washer.
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