Fixing the UE Error Code on an LG Washer
If your LG washer displays a UE error code, it could be an overload or a load that’s not balanced. Whether it’s due to a small error or a big problem, it’s important to understand why this error code may appear and how to resolve it. The UE error code means that your LG washing machine has not distributed the load properly. The UE error code is a normal reaction to a violation of its operating rules, but it could also indicate a more serious problem.
The problem is caused by the control board, which sends and receives electronic signals. In some cases, this board is defective and you’ll need to replace it. If you can’t replace the control board, there’s another option: repairing the problem yourself. To fix this problem, you must perform the following:
A loose motor nut could cause the UE error code on an LG washer. If the nut is loose, the motor might have failed to properly attach to the rotor assembly. Another possible cause is a worn suspension rod, which can cause the washer to vibrate. If you are able to identify the error code, you can easily repair it yourself. If you are not a skilled professional, it’s okay to do it yourself if you’re handy with tools and a few minutes.
Check your load. If you see that your washer isn’t balanced, it may be due to tangled sheets, heavy items, or other objects. Try adding a few more items and check if the error code has disappeared. If not, it might be due to a more serious problem. Regardless of the cause, there are a number of possible solutions for your UE error code. If these options don’t work, try resetting your washer.
Another possible cause for the UE error code is a faulty hall sensor. The hall sensor monitors the operation of the motor and if this sensor is malfunctioning, you will see the UE error code. If you have trouble identifying this sensor, you may need to replace the control board or display. But, before replacing the display, make sure to disconnect the washer’s power source. This should solve your problem and fix the UE error.
A few other possible causes for this error code include motor overload and a water level sensor problem. If these don’t work, you can try performing a drain-only cycle. If this doesn’t fix the problem, you can unplug the washing machine from the wall or close the door. If it doesn’t, you should call the manufacturer of your washer to learn more about its problems. If your washer isn’t draining water properly, contact a qualified technician.
There are several possible reasons why a UE error code is occurring on an LG washer. One reason is a worn out shock absorber. This causes the unit to vibrate and cause loud noises. The shock absorbers should also be checked for wear and replace them if they are damaged. Otherwise, the washer might be unstable and have to be towed to a repair shop. If the shock absorber is damaged, a repair technician should be able to fix it.
