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We repair LG washers, dryers, fridges & ranges — smart tech meets smart repair.
LG appliances are engineered for reliability but still develop faults. This guide covers LG troubleshooting, error codes, fixes, and repair vs replacement analysis.
LG Washer OE – drain error (pump/hoses blocked)
LG Washer IE – no fill / low water pressure
LG Washer UE – unbalanced load detected
LG Washer dE – door not locked
LG Washer LE – motor overload / rotor jam
LG Washer 3E – hall sensor (tacho) fault
LG Dryer d80/d90/d95 – vent restriction detected (low airflow)
LG Dryer tE – thermistor error
LG Dryer HE – heating error / no heat
LG Dryer PF – power failure / board reset
LG Refrigerator FF – fan failure (evaporator)
LG Refrigerator IF – ice maker fan error
LG Refrigerator rF – refrigerator fan fault
LG Refrigerator 1F – ice room fan error
LG Refrigerator 22/22E – compressor/relay communication fault
LG Dishwasher AE – leak detected
LG Dishwasher HE – heater error
LG Dishwasher OE – drain error
LG Dishwasher LE – motor error
LG Range F11 – oven sensor error
LG Range F19 – low temperature rise (ignition/valve)
LG Microwave F3 – sensor/thermistor fault
LG Microwave F9 – inverter/magnetron error
LG Cooktop – induction module overheat (no code)
LG systems integrate electronics and mechanics: inverter compressors, diverter motors, float switches, igniters, thermistors, fuses, and control relays. Failures often occur at electronic-mechanical interfaces.
DIY steps for LG:
Repairing LG appliances is more cost-effective than replacement. Components such as pumps, igniters, sensors, and valves restore performance at low cost, extending lifespan by 5–10 years.