You may have a broken or diengaged belt. Does the motoer run? If so unplug the machine and pull it out from the wall, watching the 'stretch' on the gas service piping. Take the back off and look for a belt.
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we have a shop in stirchley birmingham that sells new and used parts for allwashing machines and tuble dryers if you go online you may be able to find a place near you or go on tecnik web and search for the part.
no! if the motor is running but the drum isn't spinning the belt broke,it's like a 20 dollar part.i don't work on lg products but it's definetly worth repairing
most fabrics are attached to the frame with small screws
take a close look how your fabric are attached. take it off.
you can wash it in the waching maschine on low teprature and with soft washing powder
do not tuble dry, but dry on air
attach the fabrics again.
This indictates one of 2 condition.
1. Batteries Flat
2. Information Fault.
More than likely the second is your issue.
if you here a whirring sound when the flash starts then your fault is possibly that the inner head in the flash can not move in it chamber to adjust for the focal length of the lens.
You need to remove the 10 screws (5 each side on the head) 1 is located at the front and 4 under the plastic cover at the swivel point of the flash. These are covers are held in by twin sided tape and can be pulled off.
Now in front of the circuit board is a motor and gear - just in front f this is the flash tuble and the chanber - click the tuble back into the chamber and ensure it moves freely.
You can check that all is working now by installing the batteries and turning the unit on - should settle at 28.
You will have to check the thermistor as well as the rest of the sensor. Make sure the gas is off and the unit is unplugged befor you open the back of the unit. If the sensors test good than you may have a bad heating coil unit. All the parts can be tested for free at your local appliance parts supplier.
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