LG Appliance Error Codes and Fixes

LG Washer UE Code: Why Your Load Is Unbalanced

LG washer UE code means the load is unbalanced. See what uE vs UE means, how to spread the load, level the washer, check shipping bolts, and when to call LG.

LG Washer OE Code: What It Means and How to Fix It

LG washer OE code means the washer can't drain. Check the drain hose, run Spin Only, clean the pump filter on front-loads, and know when to call LG service.

LG Washer LE Code: Motor Lock Error Explained

LG washer LE code: the motor can't turn the drum, usually from an overload or a trapped coin. Front-load vs top-load meanings, safe fixes, when to call LG.

LG Washer IE Code: Not Enough Water Coming In

LG washer IE code means the tub did not fill in time. Check the taps, kinked hoses, inlet filters, water pressure, frozen lines and drain hose siphoning.

LG Refrigerator Not Cooling: Linear Compressor and Other Causes

LG fridge not cooling? Turn off demo mode, decode Er FF, Er rF and other LG codes, check settings and airflow, and learn what LG's compressor warranty covers.

LG Dryer D80 Code: Clearing the Vent Blockage

LG dryer D80 code: the exhaust duct is about 80% blocked. Clean the lint filter, fix the duct, check the outside flap, and rule out gas supply on gas models.

LG Dishwasher AE Code: Leak Sensor Fixes

LG dishwasher AE code means water reached the base pan and tripped the leak float. Fix suds, level the unit, clean the door gasket, dry the pan, then retest.