Possible Causes of CE Error Code:

• Motor overload: 
  • Overloading the washing machine with too much laundry can put excessive strain on the motor, leading to an overcurrent situation.
• Short circuit: 
  • A short circuit within the motor or its wiring can cause an uncontrolled flow of current.
• Faulty electrical component: 
  • A malfunctioning component in the motor circuit, such as a capacitor or relay, could be causing the overcurrent.
• Power surge: 
  • A sudden spike in voltage from the power supply can cause a temporary overcurrent condition.

Troubleshooting the CE error code in LG Washing Machine

Important Note: Due to the potential risk of electrical shock and the complexity of dealing with internal components, it's strongly recommended to contact LG support or a qualified appliance technician for assistance with the CE error if you're not comfortable performing electrical repairs yourself.

However, if you're confident in your abilities, here are some initial steps you can try:

1. Turn off and unplug the washing machine immediately.
2. Disconnect the power cord for at least 10 minutes: 
   • This allows any residual electrical charge to dissipate.
3. Check for external power issues: 
   • Ensure the power outlet is working correctly by plugging in another appliance. If the outlet is faulty, switch to a different one.
4. Inspect the power cord: 
   • Look for any signs of damage, such as fraying or cuts, on the power cord. Replace it if necessary.
5. Avoid restarting the machine: 
   • If the above steps don't resolve the issue, do not attempt to restart the machine. Continuing to run it with an overcurrent can lead to further damage.

Remember:

• The CE error indicates a potentially serious issue with the electrical system.
• If you're not comfortable with troubleshooting electrical issues, prioritize safety and contact a qualified technician.
• Always consult your user manual for specific instructions for your LG washing machine model.