LG Appliance Error Codes

IE

The washing machine wasn't able to reach the correct water level within 8 minutes of water being supplied, or it didn't reach the set water level within 20 minutes.

Washing Machine

UE

The load is too small, the washing machine is tilted, laundry is gathered to one side, or non-distributable items are in the drum.

Washing Machine

0E

Water is overflowing. If 0E is displayed, the drain pump will automatically drain the water.

Washing Machine

FE

Water is overflowing. If FE is displayed, the drain pump will automatically drain the water.

Washing Machine

PE

The pressure sensor assembly is not working properly. The water level frequency is consistently below 10 kHz or over 30kHz.

Washing Machine

dE1, dE2

The door is not completely closed, there are loose electrical connections at the door switch and PWB Assembly, or the door switch assembly is not working properly.

Washing Machine

tE

The thermistor is not working properly.

Washing Machine

LE

There is a problem with the connection between the motor and stator assembly, the electric contact between the connectors in the motor harness and main PWB assembly is bad or unstable, or the motor harness is cut.

Washing Machine

EE

The EEPROM is not working properly and is displayed only when the start/pause button is first pressed in the load test mode.

Washing Machine

PF

The power was rapidly supplied while the machine was working.

Washing Machine

Sud

The washing machine detected too many suds and displays this error code. A suds reducing cycle is added, which adds about two hours to the cycle time. If too many suds are detected during spinning, the washing machine stops to prevent leaking.

Washing Machine

nE

The WiFi modem is not connected.

Washing Machine

nF

There is an error with the WiFi modem self-check function.

Washing Machine

FF

Supply warm water into the drum, unfreeze the drain hose and drain pump. Wet a towel in warm water and apply it to the supply hose.

Washing Machine

vS

There is a malfunction with the vibration sensor. Replace the vibration sensor.

Washing Machine

dE

The dryer door does not close properly.

Dryer

dE4

The dryer's door switch detection system is not functioning properly.

Dryer

tE1, tE2, or tE4

The dryer's temperature sensor is not working properly.

Dryer

F1

The temperature inside the dryer drum is too high.

Dryer

LE1

The dryer's motor has stopped working.

Dryer

LE2 or AE

The dryer's compressor is not working properly.

Dryer

OE

The motor of the dryer's drain pump has malfunctioned or the ambient temperature is too low.

Dryer

F1

Oven sensor remains open for over 60 seconds during cooking.

Oven

F2

Oven sensor is shorted for over 60 seconds during cooking.

Oven

F3

Some oven keys are short-circuited.

Oven

F6

The oven temperature is too high.

Oven

F9

The oven is not heating up to the set temperature.

Oven

F8

The right oven probe sensor is short-circuited.

Oven

F10

There is a failure with the door lock motor.

Oven

F11

A communication error occurred between cooktop and oven PCB.

Oven

CF1

LF top sensor is open or short-circuited.

Oven

CF2

LR top sensor is open or short-circuited.

Oven

CF3

RF top sensor is open or short-circuited.

Oven

CF4

RR top sensor is open or short-circuited.

Oven

CF5

Left IGBT sensor is open or short-circuited.

Oven

CF6

Right IGBT sensor is open or short-circuited.

Oven

CF7

Left communication error.

Oven

CF8

Right communication error.

Oven

CFA

Overcurrent error.

Oven

CFC

Overvoltage error.

Oven

CFF

Box fan not working properly.

Oven

F7

Convection fan operating cannot be detected.

Oven

F27

The cooling fan is stalled during self-clean.

Oven

F1F4

Oven thermistor is open.

Oven

F2F5

Oven thermistor is short-circuited.

Oven

F6F16

The oven temperature is too high.

Oven

F18

The lower oven probe is short-circuited.

Oven

F9F19

The oven is not heating up to the set temperature.

Oven

F10F20

There is a failure with the door lock motor.

Oven

F4

Oven thermistor remains open for over 60 seconds during cooking.

Oven

F5

Oven thermistor is short-circuited for over 60 seconds during cooking.

Oven

F16

The oven temperature is too high.

Oven

F16

The oven temperature is too high.

Oven

F19

The oven is not heating up to the set temperature.

Oven

F20

There is a failure with the door lock motor.

Oven

F24

Steam thermistor remains open for 10 seconds after steam heater operation.

Oven

F25

Steam thermistor is short-circuited for over 60 seconds after steam heater operation.

Oven

F19

The oven is not heating up to the set temperature.

Oven

cf1

LF top sensor is open or short-circuited.

Stove

cf2

LR top sensor is open or short-circuited.

Stove

cf3

RF top sensor is open or short-circuited.

Stove

cf4

RR top sensor is open or short-circuited.

Stove

CF5

Left IGBT sensor is open or short-circuited.

Stove

CF6

Right IGBT sensor is open or short-circuited.

Stove

CF7

Left communication error.

Stove

CF8

Right communication error.

Stove

CFA

Overcurrent error.

Stove

F8

The right oven probe sensor is short-circuited.

Oven

F18

The lower oven probe is short-circuited.

Oven

F10

There is a failure with the door lock motor.

Oven

F20

There is a failure with the door lock motor.

Oven

F24

The steam thermistor remains open for 10 seconds after steam heater operation.

Oven

F25

The steam thermistor is short-circuited for over 60 seconds after the steam heater operation.

Oven

F11

A communication error occurred between the cooktop and oven PCB.

Oven

CF1

The LF top sensor is open or short-circuited.

Oven

f1

Oven sensor (thermistor) remains open for over 1 minute during cooking.

Oven

f2

Oven sensor (thermistor) is short for over 1 minute during cooking.

Oven

f3

When some keys are continuously short for over 60 seconds.

Oven

f4

Oven thermistor remains open for over 60 seconds during cooking.

Oven

f5

Oven thermistor is short-circuited for over 60 seconds during cooking.

Oven

f6

The oven temperature is too high.

Oven

CFC

Overvoltage occurs at the cooktop.

Stove

CFF

Box fan not working properly.

Stove

F7

Convection fan operating cannot be detected.

Stove

F27

When cooling fan is stalled during self-clean.

Stove

F1F4

Oven thermistor is open.

Stove

F2F5

Oven thermistor is short-circuited.

Stove

f16

The oven temperature is too high.

Oven

f9

The oven is not heating up to the set temperature.

Oven

f19

The oven is not heating up to the set temperature.

Oven

Childlock

The child lock feature is enabled and the microwave cannot be operated without disabling it.

Microwave

F-1 Key Error

The key for controlling the microwave has malfunctioned or is stuck.

Microwave

F-5 Humidity Sensor Error

The humidity sensor has malfunctioned and the microwave cannot detect moisture in the food.

Microwave

F-11 Inverter Communication Error

There is a communication error between the inverter and the control board of the microwave.

Microwave

F-13 Inverter Over Current

The inverter has detected an over current error and has shut down to prevent damage to the microwave.

Microwave

F-14 Inverter Over Voltage

The inverter has detected an over voltage error and has shut down to prevent damage to the microwave.

Microwave

F-15 Inverter Over Current

The inverter has detected an over current error and has shut down to prevent damage to the microwave.

Microwave

F-16 Inverter Heat Sink Error

The heat sink of the inverter has malfunctioned, causing the microwave to shut down to prevent damage.

Microwave

F-16

Inverter heat sink error.

Microwave

F-17

Inverter temperature sensor error.

Microwave

F-19

Inverter VDC protection error.

Microwave

60

Outdoor unit PCB EEPROM check sum error.

Heat pump

61

Outdoor unit condenser coil temperature is too high.

Heat pump

62

Outdoor unit inverter compressor PCB heat sink temperature is too high.

Heat pump

63

Condenser coil pipe thermistor temperature is too low.

Heat pump

65

Heat sink thermistor has disconnected or has shorted out.

Heat pump

67

Outdoor BLDC fan motor lock error.

Heat pump

32

Inverter compressor discharge pipe temperature is too high.

Heat pump

40

Current transformer (CT) thermistor has disconnected or has shorted out.

Heat pump

41

Inverter compressor discharge pipe thermistor has disconnected or has shorted out.

Heat pump

44

Outdoor unit inlet air thermistor has disconnected or has shorted out.

Heat pump

45

Outdoor unit condenser coil middle thermistor has disconnected or has shorted out.

Heat pump

46

Outdoor unit suction line thermistor has disconnected or has shorted out.

Heat pump

48

Outdoor unit coil outlet (liquid line) thermistor has disconnected or has shorted out.

Heat pump

53

Communication failure from outdoor unit to indoor unit.

Heat pump

22

Current transformer2 (CT2) error; AC input current is too high.

Heat pump

23

DC link voltage is too low.

Heat pump

25

Voltage to the system is too low or too high.

Heat pump

26

Inverter compressor has seized up or is not providing rotation.

Heat pump

27

Prospective short circuit (PSC) fault error; current to inverter compressor between AC and DC converter circuit is too high.

Heat pump

28

Inverter compressor DC voltage is too high.

Heat pump

29

Inverter compressor amperage is too high.

Heat pump

31

Current to the current transformer (CT) thermistor is too low.

Heat pump

32

Inverter compressor discharge pipe temperature is too high.

Heat pump

1

Indoor unit return air thermistor has disconnected or has shorted out.

Heat Pump

2

Indoor unit inlet pipe thermistor has disconnected or has shorted out.

Heat Pump

5

Communication failure from indoor unit to outdoor unit.

Heat Pump

6

Indoor unit outlet pipe thermistor has disconnected or has shorted out.

Heat Pump

9

Indoor unit EEPROM error.

Heat Pump

10

Indoor unit fan has locked up (fan motor operation failure).

Heat Pump

12

Indoor unit middle pipe thermistor has disconnected or has shorted out.

Heat Pump

21

DC peak error / IPM fault; compressor DC voltage was too high.

Heat Pump

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