To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my LG Washer wrinkling clothes?
To prevent wrinkling in your LG washer, remove the load immediately after it finishes, avoid overloading the tub, and check the inlet hose connections.
Why is my LG WM2655HVA Washer making rattling and clanking noise?
If your LG washer is making rattling and clanking noises, check for any foreign objects in the tub and drain the filter after stopping the cycle.
Why is my LG WM2655HVA Washer making a thumping sound?
If your LG washer is making a thumping sound, stop the cycle and rearrange the load to balance it.
Why is my LG WM2655HVA vibrating so much?
Excessive vibration in your LG washer can occur due to several reasons. First, ensure that the shipping bolts have been removed. Also, try stopping the cycle and rearranging the load to balance it. Finally, check if the floor is solid and level.
What to do if my LG washing machine drains slowly?
If your LG washing machine is draining slowly, try these steps: Lower the drain hose to within 3 feet below the end of the elbow bracket, ensure the drain hose is on a smooth surface to prevent bending, and open the drain pump plug cap to remove any dirt.
What to do if I see a Control Error on my LG WM2655HVA?
Unplug the power cord and contact your nearest LG service center.
What to do if clothing gathers on one side of the tub in my LG WM2655HVA Washer?
If you notice clothing gathering on one side of the tub in your LG washer, rearrange the items to help balance the load. If you are washing blankets, put one blanket in at a time.
What to do if my LG WM2655HVA stops due to a power failure?
If a power failure has occurred during a wash cycle with your LG washing machine, press the power button to turn off the washing machine, and then press it again to turn it back on.
Why is my LG WM2655HVA producing excessive suds?
If your LG washer is producing excessive suds or failing to rinse properly, make sure you are using the recommended amount of detergent for the load size. Also, only use detergents with the HE (High-Efficiency) logo.
What to do if items gather on one side of the tub in my LG WM2655HVA?
If clothing gathers on one side of the tub in your LG washer, rearrange the items to help balance the load. Also, put one blanket in at a time.
General| Appliance Category | Washer |
|---|---|
| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
| Spin Speed | 1300 RPM |
| Steam | Yes |
| Delay Start | Yes |
| Allergiene Cycle | Yes |
| Type | Front Load |
Explains the benefits of the inverter motor.
Describes the remote diagnosis feature for troubleshooting.
Details the self-cleaning cycle for the washing tub.
Explains how to keep the door slightly ajar for drying.
Highlights the drum's durability and capacity.
Describes the function to disable controls for safety.
Explains the multi-compartment dispenser.
Details the steam function for stain removal.
Emphasizes reading all instructions before operating.
Explains DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION symbols.
Lists general safety rules for using the appliance.
Details the importance and method of grounding the appliance.
Provides crucial safety guidelines for installing the washer.
Covers safety aspects for operating, maintaining, and disposing of the washer.
Identifies and lists components and optional accessories.
Details the layout and functions of the control panel.
Explains the main dial and key operation buttons.
Describes the screen elements and status lights.
Explains the function of various optional buttons.
Details the meaning of various display icons and indicators.
Provides a visual guide and critical warnings for installation.
Guides on selecting a suitable installation site and required space.
Instructions for installing on floors or with optional kits.
Steps for safely unpacking and removing shipping restraints.
Detailed instructions for connecting hot and cold water hoses.
Guidance on connecting the drain hose to a laundry tub or standpipe.
Steps to ensure the washer is level for optimal performance.
Optional step to reduce vibration and noise on slippery surfaces.
Instructions for safe electrical connection.
How to perform a test cycle to verify installation.
Guidelines for separating laundry for washing.
Tips to prevent shrinkage or damage to clothes before washing.
Explains common clothing care symbols and their meanings.
Provides a chart for sorting clothes by color, soil, and fabric.
Recommendations for HE detergents and their usage.
How to properly add detergent, bleach, and softener.
Details for pre-wash, main wash, bleach, and softener compartments.
A step-by-step guide to starting a wash cycle.
Overview of available wash cycles and their recommended uses.
Explains specific wash cycles for different fabric types and needs.
How to customize cycle settings.
Adjusting water temperature, spin speed, and soil level.
Explains various optional features for cycles.
Details the benefits and use of the steam function.
How to use the energy-saving cold water wash option.
Managing audible signals and locking the control panel.
How the machine senses load size for detergent optimization.
Routine cleaning and preparation for cold weather storage.
Steps to take if water lines freeze.
Instructions for running the tub cleaning cycle.
Information on cleaning alerts and removing scale.
How to clean the dispenser drawer and its inserts.
Steps to clean the filters to ensure proper water supply.
How to clean the filter to prevent drainage issues.
Instructions for cleaning the door seal to prevent dirt buildup.
Explains common error codes and their solutions.
Common problems, possible causes, and solutions before contacting support.
Lists model number, dimensions, weight, and performance ratings.
Step-by-step guide to using the diagnostic feature with a phone.
Details what the warranty covers, what it excludes, and service handling.
