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The filters could be clogged and need to be cleaned or or need to be replaced. Or the spray arms holes are blocked by food particles and need to be cleaned out.
My LG dishwasher was doing the same thing. It's 2 1/2 years old. I called LG and they finally did a smart diagnostic test which showed not enough power coming in. I had to call a electrician and he checked both the circuit breaker and the line into the dishwasher and both read at 222 amps. So I called LG back and they gave me the names of three LG repairmen. All three places were over 200 miles from my home and would not come. One said that he does not like working with LG especially if it is still under warranty. But I remembered one review saying that as time goes on the door will not make a complete connection so just slam it and see if it goes. It completes a full cycle and works perfect but I have to slam the door. Hoping this works for a few more years then I will get a new one but not an LG!
Please perform an vinegar clean cycle on your dishwasher..Pour a half cup of vinegar into the bottom of the dishwasher and run a cycle at the highest temperature possible.Run the complete cycle.. Also clean the dishwasher filter for debris if any.
If you are still having problems with your LG dishwasher, turn off the hot water supply to the dishwasher and remove the hot water inlet pipe (remove the lower, front panel (toe kick plate) )
Check the screen/filter at the water inlet on the dishwasher.
Reconnect the pipe and turn the hot water supply back on.
Test out and enjoy!
Next time run the water at the sink until it is hot, then start the dishwasher; once it covers the heater open washer and see if that softened it enough to release it. If not, run dishwasher to end of cycle with drying option on and half way through drying cycle (or so) it should lift right off.
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