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LG dishwasher showing AE or E1? The leak float has tripped. Learn the stuck-float check, real leak sources, and what an AE repair costs.

LG dishwasher showing bE? Wrong detergent or an unlevel install triggered it. Learn the free detergent-and-leveling fix and bE cost.

LG dishwasher showing FE? It is overfilling with water. Learn why to shut off the supply, the likely parts, and what an FE repair costs.

LG dishwasher showing HE? The heater is not warming the water or drying dishes. Learn the checks, likely parts, and what an HE repair costs.

LG dishwasher showing IE? It is not filling with water in time. Learn the supply and inlet-screen checks, likely parts, and IE repair cost.

LG dishwasher showing LE or CE? The wash motor has faulted. Learn the wash-arm check, likely parts, and what an LE repair costs.

LG dishwasher showing OE? It will not drain and water sits in the tub. Learn the free filter-and-hose checks, likely parts, and OE cost.

LG dryer showing d80? Your exhaust vent is heavily restricted. Learn the free vent-cleaning fix, the fire-safety reason to act, and d80 cost.

LG dryer showing dE? The door is not registering as closed. Learn the latch and switch checks, the stacked-unit tip, and dE repair cost.

LG gas dryer showing nP? No power is reaching the gas valve, so it tumbles without heat. Learn the checks, likely parts, and nP repair cost.

LG dryer showing tE1, tE2 or tE3? A temperature thermistor has faulted. Learn the checks, which circuit each suffix means, and tE1 repair cost.

LG oven showing F0? A shorted CLEAR/OFF key is locking up the controls. Learn the reset, the self-clean steam tip, and what an F0 repair costs.

LG oven showing F1? A safety-critical control fault can let the oven heat uncontrolled. Learn why to cut power and what an F1 repair costs.

LG oven showing F2? It is reading over-temperature or a stuck door latch. Learn the checks, the convection-fan tip, and what an F2 repair costs.

LG oven showing F3? The temperature sensor is open or disconnected, so the oven will not heat. Learn the checks and what an F3 repair costs.

LG oven showing F9? The self-clean door lock is stuck. Learn the cool-down reset, the self-clean tip, likely parts, and what an F9 repair costs.

LG fridge showing Er CF? The condenser fan has stalled and the compressor is overheating. Learn the cleaning fix, parts, and Er CF repair cost.

LG fridge showing Er CO? The control boards have lost communication. Learn the power-cycle check, likely parts, and what an Er CO repair costs.

LG fridge showing Er dH? The defrost heater is not clearing frost from the coil. Learn the checks, likely parts, and what an Er dH repair costs.

LG fridge showing Er DS? The defrost sensor has failed and frost is building on the coil. Learn the checks, likely parts, and Er DS repair cost.

LG fridge showing Er FF? The freezer evaporator fan has stalled. Learn the defrost check, likely parts, and what an Er FF repair costs.

LG fridge showing Er IF? The ice maker fan has stalled. Learn the ice-jam check, the reset, likely parts, and what an Er IF repair costs.

LG fridge showing Er IT? The ice maker has faulted. Learn the reset, jam checks, likely parts, and what an Er IT repair costs.

LG washer showing AE? The leak sensor has tripped. Learn why to stop using it, the likely leak sources, and what an AE repair costs.

LG washer showing CE? The motor is drawing overcurrent. Learn the safety steps, likely parts, and what a CE repair costs.

LG washer showing dE, dE1 or dE2? The door will not lock or unlock. Learn the gasket and latch checks, likely parts, and dE repair cost.

LG washer showing FE? It is overfilling with water. Learn why to shut off the supply, the likely parts, and what an FE repair costs.

LG washer showing IE? It is not filling with water. Learn the tap, hose, and inlet-screen checks, likely parts, and what an IE repair costs.

LG washer showing LE? The Direct Drive motor is locked or overloaded. Learn the safe checks, warning signs, likely parts, and LE repair cost.

An OE that lands at the drain phase and an OE that only appears at high-speed spin are two different faults. The second is not a blockage at all — it is the hose siphoning, and a filter clean will never fix it.
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