Error codes for LG washing machines can vary depending on the specific model and year of manufacture. Here are some common LG washing machine error codes that you might encounter:
OE - This code indicates that there is an issue with the drain system. It could be a clogged drain filter or a problem with the drain pump.
DE or Door Error - This error suggests a problem with the door lock or door switch. It may not be closing properly.
LE or Motor Error - This code can indicate an issue with the motor, such as a malfunction or a problem with the wiring.
UE or Unbalanced Load - It means the load inside the washing machine is unevenly distributed. This can be due to overloading or having a single heavy item.
IE or Water Inlet Error - This code signals a problem with the water inlet valve, water supply, or the pressure sensor.
CE or Overcurrent Error - It indicates that the motor is pulling too much current and may be overloaded.
PE or Water Level Sensor Error - This error relates to a problem with the water level sensor or the pressure switch.
FE or Water Overflow Error - This code suggests that there may be too much water in the machine, potentially due to a malfunctioning water inlet valve.
TE or Heating Error - This error is related to a heating issue, such as a faulty heating element or temperature sensor.
dE1 or Door Open Error - This code indicates that the door is not securely closed or the door switch is malfunctioning.
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OE - This error code indicates that the washing machine is not draining properly. It can be due to a clogged drain hose or a problem with the drain pump.
UE - The UE error code means "unbalanced load." It occurs when the machine detects that the laundry is unevenly distributed inside the drum.
PE - This code signals a pressure sensor problem, usually related to issues with the water level or water pressure.
LE - The LE error code stands for "Locked Motor Error," indicating a problem with the motor or motor control unit.
DE - DE indicates a "Door Error," usually related to problems with the door latch or the door lock assembly.
CE - CE stands for "Current Error," suggesting an issue with the motor's electrical current.
FE - FE represents a "Water Inlet Error," usually related to problems with water supply, such as low water pressure or a faulty inlet valve.
TE - The TE error code indicates a "Thermistor Error," often linked to temperature sensor issues.
PE - This code signifies a "Pressure Sensor Error," which can relate to problems with water pressure or the sensor itself.
CE - CE stands for "Configuration Error," indicating a communication error between the main control board and the display.
Please note that the exact meaning of these error codes can vary by model, so it's important to refer to your specific washing machine's user manual for accurate information. If you encounter an error code on your LG inverter model washing machine, consult the manual or contact LG customer support for assistance in diagnosing and resolving the issue.