Lg intello wd 8074fhb 7kg the drum vibrates very

if it only vibrates when in the spin cycle turn off the machine and cloths distribution re-balance you have to many heavy cloths on one side of basket. Turn it back on and let it continue this should solve your vibration problem

Hi from retired Englishman in SW France,


LG's 'SE' means 'sensor error'. Sorry but you will need a repair visit I fear ;-0(

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Thanks and good luck!
John C.

"de" means door is open you have to close the door titly then press the start bottom or check door switch if its out of order or not with digital multi meter.

You are right!

Bearings have to be replaced. Replace with the same type and design. All the bearings connected to the washer center shaft has to be replaced at the same time with new set.

Replace the water seals also connected to this. Check the shaft where the bearing sits, for any abrasions or metal damage.

Check the bearing housing also. While carrying out these repairs check the drive belt also. If needed replace it.

If you are happy with the machine outer body and other aspects repair it and re-use it.

its located on the bottom right of the machine front - open the flap and you will see a round filter base. ONLY OPEN THE filter during the last of the spin cycle to clean it, this is when most of the water has been pumped away. Opening it while the machine is off will cause a gush of water over the laundry floor.

Yes, look into trading in the Kenmore for one of only two manufacturers that employ a dynamic balance system built into the washer drum. Samsung and LG both use this dynamic balance system that balances the load while it is in motion. They also use a vibration sensing system to modify the time and speed of the spin cycles to minimize any vibration that might still be present. LG has this available on only their upper level models while Samsung's VRT is available on most all models. I believe that both of these manufacturer's are available from Sears.

Hi, Try these

1. Balance the load
2. Level the machine
3. Inspect the water pump for a blockage
4. Inspect the coupling
5. Inspect the transmission
6. Adjust the drive belt tension
7. Check the motor bearings
8. Check the drum brakes

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It could be that the springs have become lazy (stretched) and not supporting the spinning weight as good as they once did or as happened to me one of the shock absorbers at the base of the unit has come adrift from its securing point. Replacement parts are easily available but you will need someone strong to fit them with all that new tension.

As happened to me, it could be that one of the shock absorbers at the base of the unit has come adrift from its securing point.

sometimes you just have to force the door but first try hitting the machine near the door lock sometimes this helps the door interlock may be stuck in the closed position