LG appliance fault codes and warning indicators, with meanings, causes, and step-by-step fixes.
13 models · 9 error codes
On LG washers, the OE code means the washer is not draining the water within the expected time — a drainage problem.
On LG washers, the UE code means the load is unbalanced, so the washer can't spin safely and keeps trying to redistribute it.
On LG washers, the IE code means the washer isn't filling with water to the right level in time — a water-inlet problem.
On LG washers, the dE code means the door/lid is not detected as securely closed and locked, so the cycle won't start.
On LG washers, the LE code means the motor is locked or overloaded — the drum can't turn as commanded.
On LG washers, the FE code means the washer has overfilled with water (overflow) — the water level is higher than it should be.
On LG washers, the tE code means a heating/temperature sensor error — the washer read an out-of-range water temperature.
On LG washers, the PE code means the water-level (pressure) sensor is sending an abnormal signal — the washer can't read the water level correctly.
On LG washers, the PF code means a power failure interrupted the cycle — the washer lost power mid-wash.
These codes apply across LG models, including:
