UE on an LG washer is an unbalance error: the machine has tried to spread the load evenly for the spin, failed, and stopped rather than shake itself across the floor. Here’s the part most articles get backwards — per LG’s own service documentation, a load that’s too small is just as likely to trigger UE as one that’s too …
LG Washer OE Code: Why It Will Not Drain and What It Takes to Fix
OE on an LG washer is a drain error — and it works on a timer. Per LG’s service documentation, the control board expects the tub to drain fully within about 10 minutes; if the water level sensor still sees water after that window, the cycle stops and OE goes up on the display. The washer isn’t broken so much …
LG Washer LE Code: What It Means and Whether It’s Worth Fixing
LE on an LG front-load washer is the machine protecting itself: the control board has stopped the drum because it is not getting a clean rotation signal from the drive motor. LG calls it a locked motor error. The good news — LE is one of the more repairable LG codes, and it almost never means the washer is done …