To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my LG Washer has excessive water (EO4)?
If your LG Washer has an excessive amount of water, it will discharge water automatically. After the water has drained, turn off the appliance, unplug it, and turn off the tap. Then, contact an authorized service agent for further assistance.
Why does my LG F2T208WSE show EO3 error?
The EO3 error on your LG Washer indicates that the pump is faulty, the pump filter is clogged, or the electrical connection of the pump is faulty. Clean the pump filter. If the problem continues, contact an authorized service agent.
What to do if my LG F2T208WSE Washer displays EOz error?
The EOz error on your LG Washer means that the water pressure or water level inside the appliance might be low. First, check that the tap is fully turned on and that mains water is not cut off. If the problem persists, the machine will stop automatically. Unplug the machine, turn off the tap, and contact an authorized service agent.
How to fix EO1 error on LG F2T208WSE Washer?
The EO1 error on your LG Washer indicates that the door is not shut properly. Ensure the door is properly shut until you hear a click. If the error persists, turn off the machine, unplug it, and contact an authorized service agent immediately.
Guidance on reducing environmental impact and saving resources through efficient washing.
Details how load weight, programme selection, and spin speed affect energy and water usage.
Advises on selecting and using appropriate detergents for different fabric types and wash conditions.
Guidance on choosing optimal water temperature and using the Pre Wash option for better results.
Instructions for environmentally responsible disposal of packaging materials, emphasizing recycling.
Explains proper disposal methods for old appliances according to WEEE regulations and recycling options.
Emphasizes the importance of reading and understanding all safety guidelines before operating the appliance.
Explains the meaning of safety symbols (!, WARNING, CAUTION) used throughout the manual.
Provides critical safety precautions to reduce risks of explosion, fire, electric shock, injury, or scalding.
Details safe usage by children and persons with reduced capabilities, requiring supervision.
Specifies the maximum recommended load capacity for dry clothes in kg for optimal wash results.
Covers safe transportation, placement requirements, and proper electrical connection for installation.
Lists precautions for safe operation, including avoiding damaged parts and sharp objects.
Warns against washing or storing flammable substances due to fire or explosion risk.
Provides precautions regarding water leaks, frozen hoses, and contact with water during operation.
Details essential maintenance procedures like unplugging the appliance before cleaning and proper plug handling.
Instructions for safely discarding the appliance, including cutting the power cord and removing the door.
Identifies the main components of the washing machine from front and rear views.
Details the appliance's technical specifications including power supply, weight, and dimensions.
Illustrates and names the accessories included with the washing machine, like hoses and caps.
Specifies requirements for the installation site, including flooring, clearances, and accessibility.
Specifies requirements for the installation site, including flooring, clearances, and accessibility.
Emphasizes ensuring adequate air circulation around the appliance and avoiding obstructions.
Advises against installing in freezing temperatures and how to handle delivery in cold conditions.
Outlines safe electrical connection practices, including avoiding extension cords and ensuring proper earthing.
Provides instructions on how to remove transit bolts and level the appliance for stability.
Details the steps to remove transit bolts and fit blanking caps for safe operation.
Describes how to check if the appliance is level and stable after installation.
Explains how to adjust the appliance's feet to ensure it is aligned and perfectly level.
Provides guidance on connecting the water supply hose, including water pressure requirements.
Advises on checking rubber seals for leaks and proper connection of the water supply hose.
Details the process of connecting the supply hose to the water tap, emphasizing hand-tightening.
Instructs on connecting the supply hose to the water inlet valve at the back of the appliance.
Explains how to install the drain hose, including height restrictions and securing it properly.
Guides on using the elbow bracket to secure the drain hose and prevent water leakage.
Instructs on how to securely attach the drain hose to a sink using string.
Guides on the initial setup and first wash cycle to clean the appliance.
Step-by-step instructions for sorting clothes, loading, adding detergent, and starting a cycle.
Warning to check the door seal and ensure no items are caught when closing the door.
Explains how the end of a wash cycle is indicated and notes on half-load detection.
Details how to pause, restart, add laundry, or cancel a running program using the controls.
Provides guidance on sorting clothes by soil level, colour, and lint production for optimal results.
Provides guidance on sorting clothes by soil level, colour, and lint production for optimal results.
Explains how to interpret care label symbols to determine fabric type and washing requirements.
Advises on checking pockets, closing zippers, and pre-treating stains for better wash performance.
Covers detergent dosage, types of detergents, and how to use the dispenser compartments correctly.
Step-by-step instructions for adding detergent and softener to the correct dispenser compartments.
Information on using the fabric softener compartment for liquid or powdered softener.
Explains how to use water softeners to improve washing in hard water areas.
Identifies and describes the functions of the control panel components like the programme knob and display.
Explains how the programme knob selects different wash programmes and indicates the chosen one.
Describes the information shown on the appliance's display, including settings and status messages.
Guides on using buttons to adjust water temperature and spin speed settings for selected programmes.
Explains how to activate additional programmes and functions by pressing and holding buttons.
Details the function of the Start/Pause button for initiating, pausing, or restarting the wash cycle.
Lists various wash programmes with their recommended temperature, load capacity, and textile types.
Details the Cotton program for very dirty textiles, including temperature and max load.
Describes the Eco 40-60 program for normally soiled cotton textiles, specifying temperature and load.
Explains how to use the Spin + Drain program for extra spin or draining water.
Details the Hand Wash program for sensitive laundry, including temperature and load.
Describes the Outdoor program for very dirty or synthetic-mixed textiles.
Provides information for washing fibre duvets with machine washable labels.
Covers the Jean/Dark Wash program for black and dark items, advising on washing inside out.
Details the Quick 60 program for washing dirty, cotton, coloured, and linen textiles in 60 minutes.
Explains the Speed 12 program for washing lightly soiled textiles in a short time.
Reminds users to follow care labels for temperature and spin speed selection.
Explains how to use and select additional functions to customize washing programmes.
Clarifies LED indicators for selected and unavailable options.
Shows which extra options (Soil Level, Soil Type, Save+ mode, Speed mode) are available for each programme.
Lists available options like Pre Wash, Extra Rinse, Easy Ironing, and Anti-Allergy for each programme.
Details the default and available spin speeds for each washing programme.
Continues the table of default and available spin speeds for various washing programmes.
Notes that actual spin speed may vary based on load conditions.
Explains how to customize programme settings like soil level and soil type.
Guides on adjusting the soiling level to modify wash duration and temperature.
Warns against letting stains dry and advises on pre-treating stains on laundry.
Details how to select soil types (Sweat, Coffee, Oil, Mix) for specific stain removal.
Advises on selecting stain types before starting and how to cancel/restart if needed.
Explains how to adjust water temperature settings for the selected programme.
Guides on setting the spin speed, including decreasing it from the maximum.
Instructions on setting the delay function for automatic start after a specified time interval.
Explains the energy/water efficiency indicator and how it reflects consumption.
Describes the Child Lock function to prevent unintended changes to the selected cycle.
Provides steps to activate the Child Lock feature using specific buttons.
Explains how to deactivate the Child Lock feature by pressing buttons simultaneously.
Introduces the section on various auxiliary functions available for washing programmes.
Details how to use the Pre Wash function for heavily soiled laundry and where to add detergent.
Explains how to use the Extra Rinse function for additional rinsing of laundry.
Describes the Easy Ironing function to reduce creases in clothes after washing.
Explains the Anti-Allergy function for sensitive skin, using hot water in rinse cycles.
Details the Save+ mode for extending wash duration while reducing energy and water consumption.
Explains the Speed mode for shortening wash duration, recommending a half load.
Advises on removing items promptly, wiping the door and seal, and leaving the door ajar.
Provides instructions for cleaning the appliance's exterior, door, and drum, including rust stain removal.
Warning against disassembling the appliance or using sharp objects on the control panel.
Provides an overview for periodic cleaning tasks of the washing machine.
Explains how to clean the water inlet filter to prevent blockages and leaks.
Details the process of cleaning the drain pump filter to remove threads and small objects.
Instructions for removing and cleaning the detergent dispenser drawer to prevent build-up.
Advises checking common issues before contacting customer service for error messages or malfunctions.
Lists common error codes (E01, E02, E03, E04) and their potential causes and solutions.
Identifies possible causes and solutions for noises like rattling, clanking, thumping, and vibrating.
Addresses thumping sounds, often due to unbalanced loads or heavy clothes.
Explains causes of vibration, including unbalanced loads, removed packaging, or uneven feet.
Troubleshoots common operation issues like water leaking, appliance not operating, or controls not set.
Covers reasons why the appliance might not start, like an open door or tripped circuit breaker.
Explains that temporary stops might be due to motor protection or low water pressure.
Addresses issues with buttons not working, often due to the Child Lock feature.
Explains that the door remains locked for safety and can be opened after the cycle ends.
Lists causes for improper filling, such as clogged inlet filters or kinked hoses.
Troubleshoots drain issues like kinked hoses or the drain being located too high.
Addresses problems with detergent not dispensing correctly due to excess use or blocked filters.
Explains why cycle times might be longer than usual, like small loads or unbalanced loads.
Covers poor stain removal, staining, and wrinkling, suggesting causes like pre-set stains or improper sorting.
Discusses factors affecting stain removal, such as previously washed stains or improper pre-treatment.
Explains causes of staining, including overfilled dispensers or adding softener directly to the drum.
Addresses wrinkling causes like overloading, reversed hoses, or high spin speeds.
Further details on wrinkling causes such as overloading or incorrect hose connections.
Explains causes of musty or mildewy odours, like improper drain hose installation or uncleaned dispensers.
Provides steps for emergency water drainage and opening the door when the appliance is running.
Information on contacting LG customer service, finding authorized personnel, and spare parts availability.
Presents technical specifications including consumption data, unit descriptions, and programme details.
Defines units used for consumption data and explains their meaning (kg, kWh, Litres, h:mm, °C, rpm, %).
A table detailing consumption data (kg, h:mm, kWh, °C, Litres, rpm, %) for common wash programmes.
Explains where to find the model name on the appliance and how to search for information in EPREL.
Provides context on EU energy efficiency regulations and factors affecting test results.
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