20 Most Recent LG LDF8812 Stainless Steel Built-in Dishwasher - Page 4 Questions & Answers

Flip the breaker on the your electric panel the breaker for dishwasher wait 2 minute and flic back on it should reset you washer

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bad timer control board

Start from the end of drain hose and work you’re way to the pump if u hear it energizes and trying to pump

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!

the water is not heated or the temperature in the tub is overheated to over 194F. https://finderrorcode.com/lg-dishwasher-error-codes.html

mine just needed the trap cleaned

LG has programmed in the E1 error code to indicate when the drain pump is running, it is not receiving the back pressure it needs. This is most likely an indication that there is a water leak in the draining system. https://removeandreplace.com/2017/03/06/lg-dishwasher-error-code-e1-how-to-clear/

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That is the purpose of the lock button on the panel. It is actually to keep young children from starting or switching settings.
Simply press and hold the lock button down for 3-5 seconds, this will unlock the panel.

Yes you can reset it just bring it to the one who know how

May wish to call the toll free 800 number in the manual for assistance. https://www.lg.com/us/support/manuals-documents

It might have an adjustment knob where you fill the jet dry. 1 is lowest. If no adjustment then you probably have a bad soap dispenser and would need replacement.

I'm guessing, but I would look for a water level issue. Maybe the float switch assuming you don't have water on the floor.

I believe the time displays based on your selection. If you don't see any change when changing selection it may be a faulty touch panel.
Assuming you tried resetting the whole unit. Sounds like program error in the main board.

http://www.lg.com/us/support/product-help/CT10000009-20150140938312-other-error-codes

CL is child lock look closely at your touch panel in fine print it will show what button(s) to hold to deactivate it.

Your dishwasher washes & rinses fine, you are having a problem with the drying part of the washer. It's the heating element. But just to be sure, clean out the bottom of the washer. You can simple unscrew the plastic nut from the bottom, lift off the cover & remove all debris. replace cover & nut. You could try to run the washer empty & let it have a good cleaning(I do this once a month) Cleaning the washer probably won't help the unit go into the dry cycle, but it is something you should do monthly, for PM. If you know someone handy they can replace the heating unit ordered from LG or your Manuel may give you some places.(or off the web) AND if you are lucky & the dishwasher is less than 1 year old it's still under warranty for parts only. Labor is what gets you. Again, most people know someone who is handy. Sorry I couldn't give you good news.

It looks like the LE code means the motor is under a larger load than expected. I am not sure but it may be worth checking the impeller that pumps water at the bottom of the unit. I had one that made contact with the bottom of the filter cover and melt the plastics to each-other which caused a different error code that basically translates to the motor failed. In this case my motor wouldn't move at all, Yours may still be moving, but the additional friction could be throwing the code and stopping the load. The easiest way to check is to remove the drawers in the unit and open up the sending unit cover in the bottom (as if you were going to replace the impeller), It is usually somewhere around 8 screws and should come off relatively easily, If not, look for missed screws. Check the top of the impeller and the bottom of the impeller cover for any signs of contact. I had signs on the bottom of the filter, I scraped the melted plastic off of the cover and the impeller, reassembled and my issue went away. Hopefully yours is the same. Good luck.

First things first, safety is always first so put on gloves, eye protection, etc. but most importantly turnoff the breaker that supplies power to the dishwasher, you'll find this in your home's main breaker box/fuse panel. Verify it's off by attempting to power the dishwasher on after turning off power at the breaker! Now, remove it from underneath your countertop or wherever it is, carefully unhook all electrical connections and hoses, swap out the pump, it's simple, accessing it is more troublesome than actually doing it!