LG error codes

LG 2H is an estimated-time display showing that less than two hours remain in the dishwasher cycle.

LG CL means the dishwasher Child Lock or Control Lock feature is active.

LG FE means the dishwasher detected too much water and turned on its drain pump.

LG IE means the dishwasher water level did not rise high enough within ten minutes of filling.

LG LE is a dishwasher motor error that may involve the motor or its wiring harness.

LG nE means the dishwasher detected a possible issue with the vario motor that controls the spray arms.

LG d80 means dryer airflow is restricted between the dryer and the outside exhaust exit.

LG E1 means a steam-function dryer detected an issue with its internal steam-generating component.

LG IF means the dryer is not detecting the lint filter correctly.

LG LE1 means the dryer drum is not rotating because of a drum-motor issue.

LG PF is a dryer power-failure status that usually appears after a power outage.

LG tE1 means the dryer detected a thermistor problem.

LG CH05 indicates a communication error between the indoor and outdoor units of a covered inverter air conditioner.

LG CH07 indicates conflicting heating and cooling modes across connected 2-in-1 or ceiling-type air-conditioning units.

LG CH10 indicates an issue with the indoor-unit fan.

LG CH34 is a model-dependent overheating-protection display in the same group as CH61.

LG CH38 warns that a covered air conditioner may be low on refrigerant.

LG CH53 indicates a communication error between the indoor and outdoor units of a covered inverter air conditioner.

LG CH54 is a reverse-phase detection display that may follow a power outage or electrical work.

LG CH61 is an overheating-protection display for the outdoor unit in cooling or the indoor unit in heating.

LG CH66 indicates a communication-line or piping-connection issue between indoor and outdoor units.

LG CH67 indicates an issue with the outdoor-unit fan.

LG CH90 is a test-run protection display associated with installation piping checks.

LG CH91 is a test-run protection display associated with installation piping checks.

LG CH93 indicates a communication problem between indoor and outdoor units.

LG SP is a function display showing that Power Cooling is enabled.

LG 33 means the refrigerator detected a compressor-relay problem.

LG 67 means a door gap or an object is preventing the refrigerator door from closing properly.

LG 88 indicates the refrigerator is functioning properly during the documented display check.

LG CF means the refrigerator detected an abnormal condenser-fan feedback signal.

LG CH E means the refrigerator detected a possible high-side refrigerant leak.

LG CL E means the refrigerator detected a possible low-side refrigerant leak.

LG CO means the refrigerator detected a communication error between the control board and display.

LG dH means the refrigerator did not reach its target evaporator temperature within one hour of defrosting.

LG EID means a refrigerator freezer-compartment ice-maker sensor failure.

LG EIU means a refrigerator freezer-compartment ice-maker assembly failure.

LG CH04 means a covered window or portable air conditioner has accumulated condensate that needs to be drained.

LG FL is a model-dependent alternate display for the CH04 condensate condition on covered window or portable air conditioners.

LG Cd is a status showing that the washer-dryer drying cycle completed and is in cool down.

LG CE means the washer detected an over-current condition in the motor electrical circuit.

LG CL means the washer Child Lock or Control Lock function is active.

LG dE means the front-load washer door is not closed properly.

LG FE means the washer detected an overfill condition.

LG LE means the washer tub failed to spin and the motor could not operate properly.

LG PF means the washer's power supply was interrupted during a cycle.

LG Sud means the washer detected too many suds and added a suds-reduction cycle.

LG tCL is a reminder that it is time to run the Tub Clean cycle.

LG tE means the washer detected a heating error, usually involving the thermistor.