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What does DRAIN ERROR mean on my LG Washer?
- BBecky CaldwellJul 30, 2025
If your LG Washer displays a DRAIN ERROR, it means the appliance hasn't fully drained within 10 minutes.
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If your LG Washer displays a DRAIN ERROR, it means the appliance hasn't fully drained within 10 minutes.
What to do if I get a DOOR OPEN ERROR on my LG WD-14311(6)RD?
If you see the DOOR OPEN ERROR on your LG Washer, and you're using the reservation function, or another function, start by closing the door. This should resolve the error. If that doesn't work, it could indicate that the door switch is malfunctioning.
Why does my LG Washer show an IMBALANCE ERROR?
If your LG Washer displays an IMBALANCE ERROR, it could be due to a couple of reasons. First, check if the appliance is tilted. Second, make sure the laundry isn't gathered to one side inside the drum.
What causes a MOTOR ERROR on my LG WD-14311(6)RD Washer?
If your LG Washer displays a MOTOR ERROR, it could be due to a disconnection in the LEAD WIRE ASSEMBLY. Reconnect or repair the connector. Alternatively, the hall sensor might be defective, requiring a replacement of the STATOR ASSEMBLY.
Why is my LG WD-14311(6)RD Washer showing a WATER INLET ERROR?
If your LG Washer displays a WATER INLET ERROR, it means that the water level hasn't reached the required level (246) within 8 minutes after water supply started, or it hasn't reached the preset water level within 25 minutes.
Describes key features like automatic process, intelligent wash, direct drive, child-lock, and low noise speed control.
Explains how fuzzy logic determines washing time based on sensors for optimal performance.
Details the use of a pressure sensor for precise water level management during washing cycles.
Lists and illustrates the essential accessories included with the washing machine, such as inlet hoses and a spanner.
Provides a step-by-step guide for the proper and safe installation of the washing machine.
Explains the function of the power button, cycle selector knob, start/pause, and option buttons for user interaction.
Details the status indicator lights, time delay function, intensive wash option, and other operational buttons.
Outlines preliminary checks before service and describes the QC test mode procedures and expected results.
Provides methods to check water level frequency and identify thermistor temperature readings for diagnostics.
Lists specific error codes displayed by the machine, their symptoms, and potential causes for easy diagnosis.
Guides service technicians through diagnosing common abnormal operations, starting with no power and water inlet issues.
Provides diagnostic steps for issues related to the door not opening and common drain problems, including filter checks.
Addresses problems like suds overflow and lack of softener effect, offering solutions based on detergent use and compartment checks.
Details troubleshooting for various faults, including power, water supply, and detergent flow issues, with step-by-step guidance.
Covers troubleshooting steps for lack of water supply and problems with detergent not flowing into the machine.
Addresses issues with softener not flowing and provides guidance for diagnosing and resolving abnormal sounds from the appliance.
Details troubleshooting procedures for heating failures and common problems encountered with the drain system.
Guides users through diagnosing wash heater faults and continuous heating above the set temperature using resistance and voltage checks.
Provides troubleshooting steps for spin cycle issues and errors related to the door switch and latch hook mechanism.
Focuses on diagnosing and resolving specific dryer-related errors like [dHE], dry heater, and dry fan motor problems.
Details troubleshooting steps for the dry heater, including resistance checks and thermostat functionality.
Covers troubleshooting for the dry fan motor, including connection checks, voltage, and resistance measurements.
Addresses issues with vapor in the drawer during drying and provides troubleshooting for the inlet valve, including filter and resistance checks.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely disassemble the washing machine's control panel and its components.
Instructions for disassembling the main PWB assembly and the dispenser assembly, including connector and screw removal.
Details the process for removing the inlet valve and the door assembly, including connector and hinge screw removal.
Provides instructions for disassembling the main gasket and related components, including clamp and screw removal.
Describes the steps for disassembling the tub gasket and accessing/removing the filter cover.
Explains the disassembly procedures for the rotor assembly, stator assembly, and friction damper components.
Details the disassembly process for the pump, washing heater, and thermistor components of the washing machine.
Covers the disassembly of the switch assembly, door lock, and methods for removing foreign objects stuck between drum and tub.
Provides an exploded view and part list for the main cabinet assembly, identifying various components with reference numbers.
Displays an exploded view and part list for the control panel and dispenser assembly, detailing each component.
Presents an exploded view and part list for the drum and tub assembly, showing component relationships and identifiers.
Offers an exploded view and part list specifically for the dryer assembly, identifying all relevant parts.
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