This document serves as the owner's manual for an LG washing machine, model F12G6NDN2H, which is part of the F H/1 2 G6/G7 N D(N)(W)(0~9)(H) and F H/1 0 G6/G7 N D(N)(W)(0~9)(H) series. The manual provides comprehensive information on installation, operation, smart functions, maintenance, troubleshooting, warranty, and operating data.
Function Description
The LG washing machine is designed for domestic household use, offering various washing programs to cater to different fabric types and soil levels. It features an automatic error-monitoring system for early problem detection and diagnosis. The machine is equipped with a drum for washing, a dispenser drawer for cleaning products, and a control panel for program selection and operation. It also includes a "Smart Diagnosis™" function for accurate troubleshooting with LG service centers.
Important Technical Specifications
- Model: F12G6NDN2H (part of F H/1 2 G6/G7 N D(N)(W)(0~9)(H) and F H/1 0 G6/G7 N D(N)(W)(0~9)(H) series)
- Wash Capacity: 6 kg
- Power Supply: 220 - 240 V~, 50 Hz
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 600 mm x 440 mm x 850 mm
- Product Weight: 60 kg
- Permissible Water Pressure: 0.1 - 1.0 MPa (1.0 - 10.0 kgf/cm²)
- External Hot Water Supply: MUST NOT exceed 65°C
- Energy Efficiency Class: A+++
- Spin-Drying Efficiency Class: B
- Weighted Annual Energy Consumption (AEC): 150 kWh/year (based on 220 standard washing cycles)
- Weighted Annual Water Consumption (AWC): 9500 litres/year (based on 220 standard washing cycles)
- Maximum Spin Speed: 1200 rpm (for 60°C cotton program at full load)
- Remaining Moisture Content: 53% (for 60°C cotton program at full load)
- Noise Emissions (Washing): 55 dB(A) re 1 pW (for 60°C cotton program at full load)
- Noise Emissions (Spinning): 74 dB(A) re 1 pW (for 60°C cotton program at full load)
- Duration of Standard 60°C Cotton Program (Full Load): 238 minutes
- Duration of Standard 60°C Cotton Program (Partial Load): 222 minutes
- Duration of Standard 40°C Cotton Program (Partial Load): 222 minutes
- Duration of Left-on Mode (Tl): 10 minutes
Usage Features
The washing machine offers a variety of programs and options for flexible use:
- Programs: Cotton+, Sportswear, Easy Care, Mix, Baby Care, Skin Care, Duvet, Delicate, Wool, Quick 30, Intensive 60, Rinse+Spin.
- Options: Time Delay (Startzeitvorwahl), Medic Rinse (Intensiv Spülen), Pre Wash (Vorwäsche), Intensive (Intensiv), Crease Care (Knitterschutz).
- Control Panel: Features a Power button, Start/Pause button, a display showing settings and remaining time, a Programme Knob for cycle selection, and Option buttons.
- Child Lock: Disables controls to prevent children from changing cycles or operating the appliance.
- Beep On/Off: Allows users to activate or deactivate the audible signals.
- Sorting Laundry: Instructions are provided for sorting by fabric type, soil level, color, and lint production, along with care label symbols.
- Adding Cleaning Products: Guidelines for detergent dosage, adding detergent and fabric softener, and using water softeners and tablets. Liquid detergent should not be used with Time Delay or Pre Wash.
- First Wash: It is recommended to run a washing program without clothing before the first wash to remove manufacturing residues.
Maintenance Features
Regular maintenance is crucial for extending the life of the washing machine:
- Care After Wash: Wipe the door and door seal to remove moisture, leave the door open to dry the drum, and wipe the body with a dry cloth.
- Cleaning the Exterior: Wash with a damp cloth and dry with a soft cloth. Immediately wipe off spills.
- Cleaning the Interior: Wipe around the door opening and door glass. Run the "Tub Clean" program once a month (or more often if needed) to remove detergent buildup.
- Cleaning the Water Inlet Filter: Turn off taps, unscrew the supply hose, and clean the filter with a hard bristle brush. This should be done occasionally, especially in areas with hard water.
- Cleaning the Drain Pump Filter: Open the cover cap, pull out the hose, unplug the drain plug, and turn the filter counterclockwise to remove any foreign matter. Ensure water is cooled before cleaning.
- Cleaning the Dispenser Drawer: Remove the drawer and inserts, rinse with warm water, and clean the recess with a cloth or small, non-metal brush.
- Tub Clean (Optional): A special program to clean the inside of the washing machine using a higher water level and spin speed. Remove all clothing, add anti-limescale to the main wash compartment (or tablets to the drum), and run the cycle.
- Caution on Freezing During Winter: Install the product where it will not freeze. If freezing occurs, pour warm water (50-60°C) into the drum, close the door, and wait 1-2 hours. Ensure all water is drained from the pump and hoses.
Troubleshooting
The manual provides solutions for common problems:
- Rattling and clanking noise: Check pockets for foreign objects, close zippers and hooks.
- Thumping sound: Redistribute wash load if unbalanced.
- Vibrating noise: Ensure transit bolts are removed and feet are level.
- Water leaks: Tighten hose connections, unclog drain pipes.
- Oversudsing: Use the recommended amount of detergent.
- Water not entering/entering slowly: Check water supply, ensure taps are fully open, straighten kinked hoses, clean inlet filters.
- Water not draining/draining slowly: Clean and straighten drain hose, clean drain filter.
- Washing machine not starting: Check power cord, reset circuit breaker/fuse, turn on water supply tap.
- Washing machine not spinning: Ensure door is firmly shut, redistribute load if unbalanced.
- Door not opening: Check if "Door Lock" icon is illuminated.
- Wash cycle time delayed: Normal if imbalance or suds removal program is active.
- Fabric softener overflow/dispensed too early: Follow softener guidelines, do not exceed max fill line, close dispenser drawer slowly.
- Dry problem: Do not overload, check water supply tap.
Error Messages
The display shows specific error codes for diagnosis:
- IE: Water supply inadequate or inlet filter clogged.
- UE: Load too small or out of balance.
- OE: Drain hose kinked/clogged or drain filter clogged.
- dE, dE1, dE2: Door not open or control error.
- tE: Control error.
- FE: Water overfills due to faulty water valve.
- PE: Malfunction of water level sensor.
- LE: Overload in motor.
- AE: Water leaks.
- dHE: Does not dry.
For all error messages, the recommended solution is to call for service if the basic troubleshooting steps do not resolve the issue.
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