Source guide

LG Washer error-code sources

This page shows how the current LG washer records are sourced, when they were verified, and where users can inspect the original manufacturer guidance.

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Records covered9

Source URLs8

Source typeofficial

Last verified2026-07-22

Market scopeUnited States

Covered records

LG Washer CL: This code commonly appears when child Lock or Control Lock is active on the washer.LG Washer dE: Commonly logged when the washer door is not locking or closing as expected.LG Washer FE: Most LG sources describe FE as a warning that the washer is overfilling or detecting an abnormal water level.LG Washer IE: Most LG sources describe IE as a warning that the washer is not filling with enough water in the expected time.LG Washer LE: Commonly logged when the washer motor is overloaded, locked, or cannot turn normally.LG Washer OE: Usually indicates that the washer is not draining as expected.LG Washer PE: Usually indicates a water level sensor problem.LG Washer tE: Manufacturer guidance usually ties tE to a condition where the washer detected a heating or temperature sensor fault.LG Washer UE: LG documents UE as a warning that the washer is trying to balance an uneven laundry load.

Source hosts

lg.com

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Source URLs

Source review log

2026-07-02 - verifiedVerified against LG front-load and top-load washer error-code pages that document LE/LE1 motor-rotation behavior.2026-07-02 - verifiedVerified against LG's Child Lock support page and front-load washer error-code list.2026-07-02 - verifiedVerified LG tE against official LG washer and top-load washer error-code pages.2026-06-24 - verified6 LG washer records were verified with no recorded source-change notes.

Coverage gaps

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How this guide should be used

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Current limitations

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