20 Most Recent LG LDF6810ST Stainless Steel Built-in Dishwasher - Page 3 Questions & Answers

http://lgdishwasher.yolasite.com/ MINE JUST STARTED AGAIN TODAY. SWOLLEN BOTTOM DOOR GASKET LOOKS LIKE HILLS UP AND DOWN. ALLOWING WATER TO OVER FLOW DOOR BOTTOM. GETS TRAPPED BEHIND GASKET. PAN HAS LITTLE WATER WHEN YOU OPEN DOOR. BUT CAN SEE RUN OUT OVER EDGE WHEN RUNNING WITHOUT OUTER DOOR SKIN, ALSO LEAKS AT TOP CORNERS DUE TO DEFORMED CORNER GASKET. THEY SHOULD HAVE MADE THE GASKET ROUND IN CORNERS TO KEEP IT SEALING, HAD TO MAKE C METAL CLIPS 4 INCHES LONG TO HOLD BOTTOM GASKET TIGHT TO BOTTOM PAN, USED 4 CLIPS AND TWO SMALLER AT ENDS

Recommend you pull the bottom spray arm straight up, then out of the DW.
Remove 9 phillips screws that hold the filter shroud down. Remove the filter and clean/rinse it out.
While the filter it out, grab a flashlight and inspect all over the sump area. Especilly in the area the has the check valve that rotates (Vario motor-driven) to feed the water pressure either to the lower and then the upper arms. Watch out for broken glass! Also, inspect the impeller to see if it is undamaged and spins easily.
Reassemble, then test out.
If problems remain, the the wash pump motor is probably the culprit. Do you get any error messages on the time display?
Good Luck!

This sounds like the anti flood trigger that triggers the pump out pump. This device is a polystyrene float coupled to a micro switch that activates if any small amount of water is on the floor of the dishwasher (caused by leaky pipe / clamp). This will cause the machine to stop any function and only the pump out pump works, This is a safety feature of most dishwashers. Remove / dry the water and check if it continues ,...

LE is "Leak Error" there is a sensor in the motor compartment that detects moisture. this code is activated when a leak is detected in the motor compartment. you will need lg to come repair it as it is a notoriously difficult thing to fix permanently.

yes it can mean serveral things. Please check this SITE this is the service manual for your dishwasher. You can get parts at www.sears.com
just find your model. Service manual should help you a lot

Try to clean the filt

Found advice from another post for same prob..not tried yet says its not springs but spring cable, part #4933DD 3001B and 2 needed. Poster seem to know what he was talking about

The pump out motor starts because it detects some water leak and is a safety switch on a polystyrene float. Find the cause of the water leak (hose or hose clamp) dry the water and this should solve your problem

what is your problem you are having right now

-After paying an LG serviceman for a home visit, I told to refer to the manual-and there in small print-USE ONLY POWDER CLEANER. Gel and liquids make too much bubbles(thus air) in the hose producing the noise. It will take several washes-but the noise will go away!

SInce the drain hose is not plugged or kinked, the next step if to remove the filter that is beneath the lower rack done in the sump area. Remove approximately 10 phillips screws.
Inspect for debris in the mesh filter and underneath it, especially the drain outlet.
Reassemble and retest with a quick cycle.
If problems persist, suspect a failing pump motor. Schedule professional repair is recommended.

The drain hose may have disconnected from the dishwasher or at the waste trap or the drain hose maybe broken. If the drain hose is OK then the water supply hose may have disconnected from the tap or the water hose is broken and fresh water is leaking from this hose.

PF means power failure. You are having a power supply problem. Check to make sure that the plug is connected properly. Check the junction box on the lower right corner behind the kick plate to make sure the wires are connected properly. If your dishwasher is 5 years or older, remove the front door panel and check the wire harness in the door liner for any broken wires. Good luck