The tE error code on an LG washing machine indicates a heating element error. This means the element responsible for heating the water during wash cycles is malfunctioning

The PF error code on an LG washing machine typically indicates a power failure. This means the machine experienced a sudden interruption in its power supply during a wash cycle. It's a relatively common issue and often easily resolvable.

Here's everything to know about the PF error on LG washing machines

The PE error code on an LG washing machine typically indicates a problem with the water level sensor. This sensor is responsible for detecting the amount of water in the drum and ensuring it reaches the appropriate levels for different wash cycles. When the PE code appears, it means the sensor is unable to accurately detect the water level, leading to various issues.

The FE error code on LG washing machines can have two main interpretations:

1. Filling Error:

This is the most common meaning for the FE code. It indicates an overfilling issue, meaning too much water has entered the drum. This can be caused by several factors, including:

• Faulty inlet valve: The valve that controls water flow could be malfunctioning and allowing too much water into the machine.
• Clogged water pressure inlet hose: A blockage in the hose can restrict water flow, causing the machine to overfill as it compensates for the perceived lack of pressure.
• Faulty water level sensor: If the sensor doesn't detect the proper water level, the machine may continue filling the drum beyond its capacity.
• Defective drain pump: A malfunctioning drain pump can lead to water buildup in the drum, triggering the FE error even if the machine hasn't been overfilled.

2. Water Temperature Error:

In some specific LG washing machine models, the FE code can also indicate a water temperature error. This could mean:

• The water isn't reaching the desired temperature due to a faulty heating element or temperature sensor.
• The water temperature is exceeding the set limit due to a malfunction in the control system.

The dE2 error code on an LG washing machine indicates a drawer closing issue. While it might seem similar to the dE1 error related to the main door, there are specific differences: The dE2 code specifically means the detergent drawer is closed, but not locked securely. This can prevent the wash cycle from starting or interrupt it if the drawer becomes unlocked.

The dE1 code indicates the washing machine is unable to secure the door properly, not just a door not being closed properly. This can prevent the wash cycle from starting or stop it mid-cycle if the door becomes unlocked

It's Not an Error Code, but a Cool Down Indicator:

• Unlike other codes that signal malfunctions, "Cd" is not an error code that requires troubleshooting. Instead, it's an informational message that indicates the machine is in a cool down phase.
• It typically appears on washer-dryer combo units after the drying cycle has finished.

The "Sud" error code on an LG washing machine indicates an excessive suds issue, meaning too much foam has built up during the wash cycle. This can happen for several reasons, but luckily, it's often a quick and easy fix!

The dE error code on an LG washing machine indicates a door lock error, meaning the machine is unable to secure the door properly. This can prevent the wash cycle from starting or stop it mid-cycle if the door becomes unlocked. It's a common issue, but fortunately, you can often fix it yourself with some troubleshooting.

Here's everything I know about the dE error code on LG washing machines:

It's Not Exactly an Error Code:

• Unlike other codes that signal malfunctions, tcL is not an error code in the traditional sense. It's a reminder to run the Tub Clean cycle to maintain the machine's hygiene and performance.
• It typically appears on the display panel every 30 wash cycles or so, prompting you to clean the tub to prevent odor, mold, and bacteria buildup.

What it Means:

• The washing machine is sensing that the tub needs a thorough cleaning to function optimally.
• It's designed to prevent dirt, grime, and residue accumulation that can impact the cleaning effectiveness and potentially lead to unpleasant odors or even mold growth.