To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my LG Washer show an imbalance error?
An imbalance error on your LG Washer can occur if the appliance is tilted, the laundry is gathered to one side, or non-distributable items are in the drum. Make sure the washer is on a level surface and redistribute the load evenly.
What to do if my LG WD-80480N has a drain error?
A drain error on your LG Washer indicates that water hasn't drained sufficiently within 5 minutes. Ensure that the drain hose is not blocked or kinked.
What does a sensor pressure S/W error mean on my LG WD-80480N?
A sensor pressure S/W error on your LG Washer indicates that the sensor pressure switch is out of order.
What to do if my LG WD-80480N shows a door open error?
A door open error on your LG Washer can occur if the [Start/Pause] button is pressed while the door is open or if the door switch is malfunctioning. Ensure the door is properly closed before starting a cycle.
Why is my LG WD-80480N showing an overflow error?
An overflow error on your LG Washer means that water is automatically being pumped out because there is too much water in the tub.
What causes a heating error on my LG Washer?
A heating error on your LG Washer indicates that the thermistor is out of order.
Minimizes laundry creasing through alternate drum rotation.
Fuzzy Logic optimizes water level and wash time for energy efficiency based on load and temperature.
Prevents children from changing wash programs by locking all buttons except power.
Balances load evenly to minimize spinning noise by sensing load and balance.
Restarts wash cycle automatically from where it stopped after power failure or unplugging.
Optimizes washing time based on water temperature, selected wash temp, and laundry amount for best performance.
Uses a pressure sensor to control water level, stopping supply at preset level and ensuring proper spin cycle.
The door cannot be opened while the program is operating.
Describes the correct procedure for installing the washing machine.
Details the step-by-step process for conducting a test operation of the washing machine.
Shows estimated remaining time and error codes. Refer to troubleshooting guide for error indications.
Allows selection of water temperature (e.g., 30°C, 40°C, 60°C, 95°C, Cold) for different wash programs.
Locks all buttons except power to prevent accidental changes; cancel by pressing Temp and Option simultaneously.
Starts, pauses, and resumes the wash cycle. Auto power-off occurs after 4 minutes of pause.
Allows selection of 8 different wash programs (e.g., Cotton, Baby Care, Delicate) by turning a dial.
Turns the washing machine on and off.
Options to reduce wash time (Time Save) or set a delayed start (Time Delay) for the wash cycle.
Allows selection of spin speed options like Rinse Hold, No Spin, 400, 800, or 1000 RPM.
Safety precautions for troubleshooting, including electrical shock hazards and voltage checks.
Procedure to enter and utilize the Quality Control (QC) test mode for diagnostic checks.
Method to check water level frequency by pressing Temp and Spin buttons, interpreting digit values.
Details error codes, symptoms, and causes for common operational errors like water inlet, imbalance, and drain issues.
Flowcharts to diagnose and resolve abnormal operations such as 'NO POWER' and 'Water inlet trouble'.
Troubleshooting steps for 'DOOR OPEN ERROR', including checking door closure and switch functionality.
Troubleshooting steps for 'Drain Trouble' (DE error), checking filter and drain hose for blockages.
Diagnosing suds overflow issues by checking detergent type and recommended usage amount.
Troubleshooting for no softener effect, checking compartment, drawer closure, and cap for clogs.
Troubleshooting steps for 'NO POWER' by checking outlet voltage, fuse, and PWB connections.
Diagnosing locked buttons by checking if the Child-Lock feature is activated and how to cancel it.
Troubleshooting steps for 'NO WATER SUPPLY' by checking tap, inlet valve filter, and resistance.
Diagnosing issues with detergent not flowing by checking water supply, dispenser wiring, and detergent.
Troubleshooting softener not flowing by checking water supply, dispenser wiring, and softener compartment.
Diagnosing abnormal sounds by inspecting the pulley, V-belt, and motor for wear or looseness.
Diagnosing heating problems without water by checking the pressure sensor and PWB assembly.
Troubleshooting drain malfunctions by checking hose condition, pump impeller, connector, and coil resistance.
Diagnosing wash heater faults by checking PWB voltage, heater resistance, and thermistor connection.
Troubleshooting continuous heating by checking thermistor resistance and ensuring proper mounting.
Diagnosing spin problems by checking sensor, PWB, and motor connector resistance for faults.
Detailed instructions for removing and disassembling the washing machine's control panel.
Step-by-step guide to disassemble the detergent dispenser assembly, including hoses and bellows.
Instructions for disassembling the inlet valve, detailing wiring receptacle and screw removal.
Procedure for removing the lower cover cap and the main lower cover.
Instructions for removing the washing machine door, including hinge screws and bracket.
Steps to remove the cabinet and tub gasket, including clamp and cover removal.
Detailed instructions on how to safely open, clean, and reassemble the drain pump filter.
Steps for disassembling the pulley, motor, and damper components of the washing machine.
Procedure for removing the water pump assembly, including outlet hose and bellows.
Instructions for safely removing the heater element, ensuring proper clip insertion during reassembly.
Procedure for removing and re-installing the thermistor, ensuring it is securely fitted.
Steps to disassemble the switch assembly and door lock mechanism, including release and disconnection.
Procedure for removing foreign material lodged between the drum and tub using a long bar.
Diagram showing the exploded view of the cabinet assembly with numbered parts for identification.
Diagram showing the exploded view of the control panel and dispenser assembly with part labels.
Diagram showing the exploded view of the drum and tub assembly with numbered parts for identification.
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