To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my LG Washer not dispensing detergent properly?
If your LG washer isn't dispensing detergent properly, make sure that detergent and additives are put into the correct dispenser compartments and that you're using the suggested amount of detergent according to the manufacturer’s recommendations. Also, ensure that both hot and cold water faucets are fully turned on to provide sufficient water supply.
What does CL mean on my LG WT7880H A display?
The CL on your LG washer display indicates the control lock function is activated, preventing changes to cycles or operation. Turn off the control lock function in the control panel.
How to fix OE WATER OUTLET ERROR on LG WT7880H A Washer?
The OE WATER OUTLET ERROR on your LG Washer typically means there's an issue with draining water. Check the drain hose to ensure it is free of clogs, kinks, or pinches, particularly behind or under the washer. Also, make sure the end of the drain hose is not more than 96 inches (2.4 m) above the bottom of the washer.
What to do if my LG Washer displays the OE WATER OUTLET ERROR?
The OE WATER OUTLET ERROR on your LG Washer indicates a drainage issue. This can be due to a kinked, pinched, or clogged drain hose; ensure the hose is free of obstructions. Also, verify that the end of the drain hose is not more than 96 inches (2.4 m) above the bottom of the washer; if it is, reposition the hose.
Why is my LG Washer having excessive suds?
Excessive suds in your LG washer are likely due to using too much detergent or the incorrect type of detergent. Make sure you are only using detergents with the HE (High-Efficiency) logo, as these are formulated with suds-reducing agents.
General| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
|---|---|
| Steam Technology | Yes |
| Smart Diagnosis | Yes |
| Wi-Fi Connectivity | Yes |
| Number of Wash Cycles | 12 |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Frequency | 60Hz |
| Color | White |
Explains the safety alert symbol and the meaning of WARNING/CAUTION.
Lists precautions to reduce the risk of explosion, fire, death, electric shock, scalding, or injury.
Details safety precautions for installing the appliance, like grounding and handling.
Lists precautions for operating the appliance, including electrical safety and child safety.
Details safety precautions for cleaning and servicing the appliance.
Explains the importance of proper grounding to prevent electric shock.
Lists precautions to reduce minor injury, malfunction, or product/property damage.
Advises on proper installation, like using a firm and level floor.
Advises on safe operation, like not placing objects on top and unplugging when not in use.
Covers essential safety warnings and preparation steps before installing the washer.
Gives requirements for selecting a suitable location for the washer.
Details the specifications and accessibility requirements for the power outlet.
Explains the importance of a solid, level floor for stability and noise reduction.
Guides on how to safely unpack the washer and remove all shipping materials.
Provides instructions and warnings for connecting the hot and cold water hoses.
Detailed instructions on checking fittings, connecting hoses to faucets and washer.
Explains how to connect the drain hose to a standpipe or laundry tub safely.
Explains the importance and process of leveling the washer to minimize vibration.
Provides a step-by-step guide on how to properly level the washing machine.
Covers final checks after installation, including power connection and grounding.
Instructions for safely connecting the washer to a grounded power outlet.
Guides on performing a test cycle to ensure proper installation and function.
A safety reminder to read the manual before operating the appliance.
Outlines the basic steps for operating the washer, from loading to starting.
Instructions on how to sort and load laundry for best washing results.
Guides on where and how to add detergent, bleach, and fabric softener.
Details how to start the selected wash cycle and lid locking.
Provides guidance on sorting laundry by color, soil level, fabric type, and lint.
Offers general tips, specific advice for bulky items, and small items.
Discusses HE detergents, usage amounts, and potential issues with excess detergent.
Identifies and describes the functions of the control panel buttons and display.
Explains how the ThinQ app allows communication with the appliance via smartphone.
Lists features like Remote Start, Downloaded cycles, Tub Clean Coach, and Energy Monitoring.
Provides instructions for installing the app and connecting the LG appliance.
Explains how to use a smartphone to control and monitor the appliance remotely.
Details how to start and control cycles remotely using the LG ThinQ app.
Explains how to use the Smart Diagnosis feature to diagnose and solve appliance problems.
Guides on using the ThinQ app to transmit troubleshooting data for diagnosis.
Provides instructions for using the audible diagnosis method with a smartphone.
Provides instructions for regular cleaning after wash and exterior care.
Steps for cleaning the lid, lid seal, and wiping the washer body after use.
Covers regular checks and periodic tasks for appliance upkeep.
Explains how to run the Tub Clean cycle monthly to remove residue and prevent odors.
Provides initial checks and common solutions before contacting service.
Lists common error codes and their possible causes and solutions.
Explains the UE error related to unbalanced loads and how to resolve it.
Details the IE error related to water supply issues and how to fix it.
Explains the dE error related to drain hose issues and how to resolve them.
Indicates the water level is too high due to a faulty water valve.
Signals an issue with the water level sensor, requiring service.
Indicates a motor error has occurred, requiring a pause and restart.
Signals a clutch error, potentially indicating mechanical failure.
Indicates an incorrect supply voltage, requiring service.
Addresses common operational problems like water leaking and excessive sudsing.
Addresses leaks from hoses, drain pipes, or improper hose insertion.
Checks power cord, fuses, circuit breakers, and control panel inactivity.
Covers additional checks like unplugged cord, turned-off water supply, and improper control settings.
Checks for low water pressure, cold washer, open lid, and tripped breakers.
Addresses clogged filters, kinked hoses, insufficient water supply, or open lid.
Checks for kinked/clogged drain hose or incorrect hose height.
