LG Repair Cambridge

Cooling Fan Issue: This error will be displayed if the feedback signal is below 65 seconds while the fan is in operation.

Defrost Sensor Issue: This signals a disconnection or short in the defrosting sensor.

Defrost Heater Issue: This indicates that your LG fridge has been attempting to defrost for over 1 hour. If the expected temperature has not been achieved within this time frame, the error code will be displayed.

Freezer Fan Issue: This signals an anomaly in the rotation of the freezer fan, often attributed to frost buildup.

Freezer Sensor Issue: Attempt to power off and then on; if the error persists, it is probable that the sensor needs replacement.

Fridge Sensor Issue: This signals a disconnection or short in the fridge sensor. Regrettably, there is no troubleshooting option available, and resolving this matter necessitates professional repair services.

Water Problem: This error code signifies that, after 10 minutes of filling, the dishwasher failed to attain a sufficient water level. To assess whether a repair is necessary, power down the dishwasher and switch off the circuit breaker for 10 seconds. Power it back on, run a cycle, and if the code persists, professional repair will be required.

Water Leak: This error code indicates a potential water leak from the bottom of the unit.

Water Problem: This error code signifies that the dishwasher experienced an overfilling of water. To determine if a repair is necessary, power down the dishwasher and switch off the circuit breaker for 10 seconds. Power it back on, run a cycle, and if the code persists, professional repair will be needed.

Heater Issue: This signals that the dishwasher encountered difficulty heating the water or that the water temperature surpassed 149°F. To assess the need for repair, power down the dishwasher and switch off the circuit breaker for 10 seconds. Power it back on, run a cycle, and if the code persists, professional repair will be necessary.

Motor Issue: This signifies a problem with the motor or the wiring harness. To determine the need for repair, power down the dishwasher and switch off the circuit breaker for 10 seconds. Power it back on, run a cycle, and if the code persists, professional repair will be necessary.

Water Drainage Problem: This signals that the dishwasher is experiencing inadequate drainage. Press the Cancel and Drain buttons to facilitate drainage. Inspect and clean the drain filters.

Inlet Water Supply Problem: This signifies that the washer couldn't fill with water. Verify that your water valves are turned on.

Door Ajar: This code signifies that the door could not lock, typically due to the door being open.

Child Safety Lock Engaged: This is not an error code; it indicates that the child safety lock is activated. Deactivate it to remove the displayed code.

Water Overflow Error

Drive Motor Locked: This suggests that the drive motor is locked, often attributed to an excessively heavy load. Large and heavy loads can strain the motor, triggering the appearance of this code.

Slow Drainage: This signals a problem with draining the washer, potentially caused by either a clogged or kinked drain hose.

Power Interruption: This indicates a power failure, occurring when there is an interruption in the power supply. To reset, simply restart the washer once the power is restored.

Tub Clean Cycle: This denotes that you are currently running a tub clean on your washing machine.

Heating Issue: Typically triggered by a malfunctioning thermistor, this error can be addressed by unplugging the washer for 10 seconds. Reconnect the washer, press the spin speed button until no spin is highlighted, and restart the cycle after the washer is drained. If the error code persists, unplug the washer, turn off the water valves, and seek professional repair services.

Unbalanced Load: The contents within the washer are unevenly distributed, leading to an unbalanced load.