When your appliance is unable to fill properly this light will flash. An imbalanced load means your washing machine can’t spread clothes evenly around the drum, so doesn’t go into fast spin cycle as doing so could damage the machine. - The inlet valve that lets water into the machine and the wiring and connections to it
If the washer is connected correctly the fix is a bit trickier – you’ll need to check the wiring and connections between the power coming into your machine and the main control module. - Motor tacho (the part which monitors the speed of your motor)
Washing machine lights flashing are supposed to indicate specific error codes but when all the lights flash it's not really supposed to happen. This can give the pressure sensor (the part in your machine which detects the water level) an inaccurate reading. This error indicates your washing machine is experiencing problems filling with water. The buttons to press to release the child lock vary from model to model – check your manual. If the washing machine has failed to drain water this could be caused by a number of issues. Most LG machines use a direct drive motor which spins the drum directly rather than using a belt. - That there is nothing obstructing the drainage pump
You can post now and register later.
To avoid imbalanced loads in future:
UE (or the lights from 1 to 6 all illuminated or flashing) - Washing machine has detected an imbalanced load.
Logically I would expect they are all the same as long as all the specs are the same, but I've never repaired a pcb other than fixing dry joints.
Or could the issue be that relay you see in the background that seems to have burned a little? Imbalanced loads can be caused by washing just one heavy item in a load full of light items or a bundle of clothes getting knotted up in a duvet cover. You’ll see this code if the child lock is on. It's also important to check the washing machine is stable to prevent excessive rocking and noise during the faster spin cycles. Does that say something? Once you’ve successfully replaced the faulty part in your appliance or to reset your machine once a fault has occurred try holding down the play/pause button. To see the location of potentially faulty part in your machine see our
It doesn't try to fill with water nor pump out water. Check the pressure hose for blockages, the sensors and the wiring and connections to them and if you can’t discover a fault then there may be a problem with the main electronics board in your machine. Here's Mat explaining what all the different fault codes mean:
- That there is no blockage in the hose leading to the pressure sensor (the sensor which detects the water level)
When your appliance is unable to fill properly this light will flash. An imbalanced load means your washing machine can’t spread clothes evenly around the drum, so doesn’t go into fast spin cycle as doing so could damage the machine. - The inlet valve that lets water into the machine and the wiring and connections to it
If the washer is connected correctly the fix is a bit trickier – you’ll need to check the wiring and connections between the power coming into your machine and the main control module. - Motor tacho (the part which monitors the speed of your motor)
Washing machine lights flashing are supposed to indicate specific error codes but when all the lights flash it's not really supposed to happen. This can give the pressure sensor (the part in your machine which detects the water level) an inaccurate reading. This error indicates your washing machine is experiencing problems filling with water. The buttons to press to release the child lock vary from model to model – check your manual. If the washing machine has failed to drain water this could be caused by a number of issues. Most LG machines use a direct drive motor which spins the drum directly rather than using a belt. - That there is nothing obstructing the drainage pump
You can post now and register later.
To avoid imbalanced loads in future:
UE (or the lights from 1 to 6 all illuminated or flashing) - Washing machine has detected an imbalanced load.
Logically I would expect they are all the same as long as all the specs are the same, but I've never repaired a pcb other than fixing dry joints.
Or could the issue be that relay you see in the background that seems to have burned a little? Imbalanced loads can be caused by washing just one heavy item in a load full of light items or a bundle of clothes getting knotted up in a duvet cover. You’ll see this code if the child lock is on. It's also important to check the washing machine is stable to prevent excessive rocking and noise during the faster spin cycles. Does that say something? Once you’ve successfully replaced the faulty part in your appliance or to reset your machine once a fault has occurred try holding down the play/pause button. To see the location of potentially faulty part in your machine see our
It doesn't try to fill with water nor pump out water. Check the pressure hose for blockages, the sensors and the wiring and connections to them and if you can’t discover a fault then there may be a problem with the main electronics board in your machine. Here's Mat explaining what all the different fault codes mean:
- That there is no blockage in the hose leading to the pressure sensor (the sensor which detects the water level)
When your appliance is unable to fill properly this light will flash. An imbalanced load means your washing machine can’t spread clothes evenly around the drum, so doesn’t go into fast spin cycle as doing so could damage the machine. - The inlet valve that lets water into the machine and the wiring and connections to it
If the washer is connected correctly the fix is a bit trickier – you’ll need to check the wiring and connections between the power coming into your machine and the main control module. - Motor tacho (the part which monitors the speed of your motor)
Washing machine lights flashing are supposed to indicate specific error codes but when all the lights flash it's not really supposed to happen. This can give the pressure sensor (the part in your machine which detects the water level) an inaccurate reading. This error indicates your washing machine is experiencing problems filling with water. The buttons to press to release the child lock vary from model to model – check your manual. If the washing machine has failed to drain water this could be caused by a number of issues. Most LG machines use a direct drive motor which spins the drum directly rather than using a belt. - That there is nothing obstructing the drainage pump
You can post now and register later.
To avoid imbalanced loads in future:
UE (or the lights from 1 to 6 all illuminated or flashing) - Washing machine has detected an imbalanced load.
Logically I would expect they are all the same as long as all the specs are the same, but I've never repaired a pcb other than fixing dry joints.
Or could the issue be that relay you see in the background that seems to have burned a little? Imbalanced loads can be caused by washing just one heavy item in a load full of light items or a bundle of clothes getting knotted up in a duvet cover. You’ll see this code if the child lock is on. It's also important to check the washing machine is stable to prevent excessive rocking and noise during the faster spin cycles. Does that say something? Once you’ve successfully replaced the faulty part in your appliance or to reset your machine once a fault has occurred try holding down the play/pause button. To see the location of potentially faulty part in your machine see our
It doesn't try to fill with water nor pump out water. Check the pressure hose for blockages, the sensors and the wiring and connections to them and if you can’t discover a fault then there may be a problem with the main electronics board in your machine. Here's Mat explaining what all the different fault codes mean:
- That there is no blockage in the hose leading to the pressure sensor (the sensor which detects the water level)
When your appliance is unable to fill properly this light will flash. An imbalanced load means your washing machine can’t spread clothes evenly around the drum, so doesn’t go into fast spin cycle as doing so could damage the machine. - The inlet valve that lets water into the machine and the wiring and connections to it
If the washer is connected correctly the fix is a bit trickier – you’ll need to check the wiring and connections between the power coming into your machine and the main control module. - Motor tacho (the part which monitors the speed of your motor)
Washing machine lights flashing are supposed to indicate specific error codes but when all the lights flash it's not really supposed to happen. This can give the pressure sensor (the part in your machine which detects the water level) an inaccurate reading. This error indicates your washing machine is experiencing problems filling with water. The buttons to press to release the child lock vary from model to model – check your manual. If the washing machine has failed to drain water this could be caused by a number of issues. Most LG machines use a direct drive motor which spins the drum directly rather than using a belt. - That there is nothing obstructing the drainage pump
You can post now and register later.
To avoid imbalanced loads in future:
UE (or the lights from 1 to 6 all illuminated or flashing) - Washing machine has detected an imbalanced load.
Logically I would expect they are all the same as long as all the specs are the same, but I've never repaired a pcb other than fixing dry joints.
Or could the issue be that relay you see in the background that seems to have burned a little? Imbalanced loads can be caused by washing just one heavy item in a load full of light items or a bundle of clothes getting knotted up in a duvet cover. You’ll see this code if the child lock is on. It's also important to check the washing machine is stable to prevent excessive rocking and noise during the faster spin cycles. Does that say something? Once you’ve successfully replaced the faulty part in your appliance or to reset your machine once a fault has occurred try holding down the play/pause button. To see the location of potentially faulty part in your machine see our
It doesn't try to fill with water nor pump out water. Check the pressure hose for blockages, the sensors and the wiring and connections to them and if you can’t discover a fault then there may be a problem with the main electronics board in your machine. Here's Mat explaining what all the different fault codes mean:
- That there is no blockage in the hose leading to the pressure sensor (the sensor which detects the water level)
Machine overfill faults are commonly caused by too much foam in the machine as a result of overloading it or adding too much detergent to the wash. Appliance engineers are expected to replace the entire pcb if a fault is detected. If this code appears on your machine the first step is to check the door is fully shut. - That the drainage hose has not been kinked or squashed
I remember that it started with only the red lock led and two other leds started flashing, but a day later all of the leds were flashing rapidly at the same time. It's completely silent and all lights are flashing on the machine. A locked motor error code can also be caused by problems with the door lock as per error DE. The capacitor I am looking to replace has this printed on its side: "CapXcon cap 680µF 10V 680".
When your appliance is unable to fill properly this light will flash. An imbalanced load means your washing machine can’t spread clothes evenly around the drum, so doesn’t go into fast spin cycle as doing so could damage the machine. - The inlet valve that lets water into the machine and the wiring and connections to it
If the washer is connected correctly the fix is a bit trickier – you’ll need to check the wiring and connections between the power coming into your machine and the main control module. - Motor tacho (the part which monitors the speed of your motor)
Washing machine lights flashing are supposed to indicate specific error codes but when all the lights flash it's not really supposed to happen. This can give the pressure sensor (the part in your machine which detects the water level) an inaccurate reading. This error indicates your washing machine is experiencing problems filling with water. The buttons to press to release the child lock vary from model to model – check your manual. If the washing machine has failed to drain water this could be caused by a number of issues. Most LG machines use a direct drive motor which spins the drum directly rather than using a belt. - That there is nothing obstructing the drainage pump
You can post now and register later.
To avoid imbalanced loads in future:
UE (or the lights from 1 to 6 all illuminated or flashing) - Washing machine has detected an imbalanced load.
Logically I would expect they are all the same as long as all the specs are the same, but I've never repaired a pcb other than fixing dry joints.
Or could the issue be that relay you see in the background that seems to have burned a little? Imbalanced loads can be caused by washing just one heavy item in a load full of light items or a bundle of clothes getting knotted up in a duvet cover. You’ll see this code if the child lock is on. It's also important to check the washing machine is stable to prevent excessive rocking and noise during the faster spin cycles. Does that say something? Once you’ve successfully replaced the faulty part in your appliance or to reset your machine once a fault has occurred try holding down the play/pause button. To see the location of potentially faulty part in your machine see our
It doesn't try to fill with water nor pump out water. Check the pressure hose for blockages, the sensors and the wiring and connections to them and if you can’t discover a fault then there may be a problem with the main electronics board in your machine. Here's Mat explaining what all the different fault codes mean:
- That there is no blockage in the hose leading to the pressure sensor (the sensor which detects the water level)
