Mine is an LG LDF 7810ST and is also giving an error of LE, There is no LE error code listed in the manual.
I tried resetting it to run the cycle again as you cannot just drain the machine, but it gets to a certain part of the cycle, where I think it should start draining the water, and makes a louder than normal noise (ticking sort of) and then beeps a number of times and stops. Mine is an LG LDF 7810ST and is also giving an error of LE, There is no LE error code listed in the manual.
I tried resetting it to run the cycle again as you cannot just drain the machine, but it gets to a certain part of the cycle, where I think it should start draining the water, and makes a louder than normal noise (ticking sort of) and then beeps a number of times and stops.
Had exactly the same problem. Poured boiling water over the inside of the door, which obviously ended up in the bottom. Programed for the "quick wash" and low and behold she worked! I now have a load of wine glasses and coffee cups being washed successfully, after hand washing the majority of the load! Great solution rather than replacing the pump motor, I would say!
Had exactly the same problem. Poured boiling water over the inside of the door, which obviously ended up in the bottom. Programed for the "quick wash" and low and behold she worked! I now have a load of wine glasses and coffee cups being washed successfully, after hand washing the majority of the load! Great solution rather than replacing the pump motor, I would say!
Same exact problem. This dishwasher is only about 4 months old! Hopefully something else besides the motor so soon? Very frustrating to hand wash dishes for people every day!Same exact problem. This dishwasher is only about 4 months old! Hopefully something else besides the motor so soon? Very frustrating to hand wash dishes for people every day!
AnonymousSep 01, 2008
PIECE OF JUNK. SAME LE ERROR ISSUE REPEATEDLY. HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE. NEVER BUY LG.PIECE OF JUNK. SAME LE ERROR ISSUE REPEATEDLY. HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE. NEVER BUY LG.
I just put on the dishwasher and surprise, surprise...I got an LE! How Exciting....yet another battle with LG!I just put on the dishwasher and surprise, surprise...I got an LE! How Exciting....yet another battle with LG!
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An LE error code on your dishwasher stands for "LEaking."
There is, what I call, a drip pan on the bottom that the water is dripping into. Remove your dishwasher and take off the lower the side panels to get a look inside the drip pan. If you have water in there, try to find out where it's coming from.
If there are no signs of water, tip the dishwasher over on its side and remove the plastic panel on the bottom of the dishwasher. Once removed, you can disconnect the connector to the leak sensor (it's mounted upside-down, with 4 wires coming out of it. If I remember right, the wires are blue and red).
Flip the dishwasher back upright and plug it in and see if your LE error code pops back on. If it pops back on, then you have a bad board. If it doesn't, then you either have a leak, or the "fangs" on the leak detector are shorting out, somehow.
Possible Cause For Error Occurrence: Wiring connection is OK? The Impeller of Washing Pump is locked. The rotor of Washing Motor is locked. The Blade is locked.
Remedy: Check the wiring connection. Replace the cause of restriction. Replace the Washing Motor. Replace the PCB.
The LG error code OE simply means "the pump is blocked". Presumably the water isn't being emptied properly. As with all error codes it is possible that there is a cause other than the exact description in the error code explanation but basically this error means as far as the washing machine is concerned it thinks the water isn't pumping out. A pump, or filter blockage is the most common cause but it could be caused by other faults such as a faulty pump, or even a blockage in the drain hose or somewhere else in the system etc.
LG themselves have some information on this error code..
The MOSt common reason for a "tE" error code is the temperature of the hot water from the hot water heater is greater thant 145 degrees (F)
Adjust your hot water heater down and measure the temp at the kictchen tap.
Good Luck!
You've done every thing the way I would of done it but check the float switch it is located in the front of the tub near the door if this is open it wont allow power to go to the solenoid see if your getting power across this switch and let me know what you find out god luck
Mine is an LG LDF 7810ST and is also giving an error of LE, There is no LE error code listed in the manual.
I tried resetting it to run the cycle again as you cannot just drain the machine, but it gets to a certain part of the cycle, where I think it should start draining the water, and makes a louder than normal noise (ticking sort of) and then beeps a number of times and stops.
Had exactly the same problem. Poured boiling water over the inside of the door, which obviously ended up in the bottom. Programed for the "quick wash" and low and behold she worked! I now have a load of wine glasses and coffee cups being washed successfully, after hand washing the majority of the load! Great solution rather than replacing the pump motor, I would say!
Same exact problem. This dishwasher is only about 4 months old! Hopefully something else besides the motor so soon? Very frustrating to hand wash dishes for people every day!
PIECE OF JUNK. SAME LE ERROR ISSUE REPEATEDLY. HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE. NEVER BUY LG.
I just put on the dishwasher and surprise, surprise...I got an LE! How Exciting....yet another battle with LG!
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