Why does my LG Washer show an unbalance error?
An unbalance error on your LG Washer can occur for several reasons: the load is too small, the appliance is tilted, laundry is gathered to one side, or non-distributable items are in the drum. Check these potential causes to resolve the error.
General| Type | Front Load |
|---|---|
| Energy Star Rated | Yes |
| Steam | Yes |
| SmartDiagnosis | Yes |
| Wash Cycles | 14 |
| Spin Speed | 1300 RPM |
| Color | Graphite Steel |
Lists key features like Ultra Capacity, Direct Drive System, and Tilted Drum.
Explains how washing time is optimized based on water temperature, selected temperature, and load size.
Details how the water level is sensed and controlled using a pressure sensor.
Explains how the door locking and unlocking functions operate during cycles.
Lists specific conditions under which the appliance door cannot be opened.
Explains the conditions that cause the door locked indicator lamp to illuminate.
Describes how to activate and use the child lock feature to prevent unwanted operation.
Identifies major parts and available accessories for the unit.
Outlines the steps for standard installation of the appliance, including bolt removal and leveling.
Provides instructions for correctly connecting the water inlet hose to prevent leaks.
Details the correct procedure for connecting the drain hose, avoiding twists and submergence.
Explains how to connect the power plug to the outlet safely, avoiding multi-device connections.
Details the functions and layout of the control panel buttons and indicators.
Presents a guide to different wash cycles, fabric types, and recommended options.
Explains special functions available, such as Child Lock and Tub Clean.
Safety precautions specific to test mode operations and electrical handling.
Detailed procedure for entering and using the load test mode for diagnostics.
Method to check water level frequency using button combinations.
Safety warnings related to troubleshooting procedures and electrical safety.
Lists common error codes, their symptoms, and potential causes.
Provides a summary of troubleshooting steps and component test points.
Troubleshooting steps when the appliance has no power, checking voltage and connections.
Troubleshooting steps for unresponsive buttons, checking connectors and PCB.
Testing procedure for the line filter assembly, including resistance checks.
Testing procedure for the door lock switch assembly, including its function and resistance.
Testing procedure for the stator assembly, including winding resistance and hall sensor.
Testing procedure for the pump motor assembly, including resistance checks.
Testing procedure for the inlet valve assembly, including resistance checks.
Testing procedure for the wash and steam generator heater assemblies.
Testing procedure for the thermistor assembly, including resistance at various temperatures.
Instructions for disassembling the control panel, drawer, and display PCB.
Instructions for disassembling the main PWB assembly, including power and pressure switch connectors.
Instructions for disassembling the dispenser assembly, including drawer and valve connectors.
Instructions for disassembling the noise filter and its bracket.
Instructions for disassembling the cabinet cover, including screws and hinge slots.
Instructions for disassembling the door and its hinge screws.
Instructions for disassembling the door lock switch assembly.
Instructions for disassembling the pump, including hoses and bellows.
Procedure for removing foreign objects stuck between the drum and tub.
Instructions for disassembling the motor rotor, stator, and damper hinges.
Exploded view of cabinet and control panel components with part numbers.
Exploded view of drum and tub assembly components with part numbers.
Exploded view of dispenser assembly components with part numbers.
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