An LG dishwasher showing OE — which can read as 0E on some displays — has a drain fault: it could not pump the water out within its time limit. The two most common causes are a clogged filter assembly in the base of the tub and a kinked or badly routed drain hose. Start by twisting out the filter se
An LG dishwasher showing IE — which reads as 1E on some displays — has a fill fault: it could not take in enough water within its time limit. The two most common causes are a water tap that is not fully open and a kinked or pinched inlet hose, with a blocked mesh filter at the hose connection close
An LG washing machine showing FE has detected overfilling — the water level climbed past what the cycle asked for. The two most common causes are a water inlet valve that no longer closes fully, letting water seep in even when the machine is not calling for it, and too much (or the wrong) detergent
An LG washing machine showing dE — DE on some displays — cannot confirm that the door is closed and locked, so it will not start, or has stopped mid-cycle. The two most common causes are something caught in the door (a sock, a strap, a folded door seal lip) and a worn door lock switch that no longer
An LG washing machine showing LE has detected a locked motor — the control board told the motor to turn and could not confirm the rotor was actually moving. The two most common causes are an overloaded drum and a failing motor hall sensor, the rotor position sensor on LG’s direct-drive motors. Take
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