troubleshooting or any self help wants you to pay for thier help. If I had the money for all of that I would call a local repair man and let him rip me off at least my washer would be fixed. OK Momma,
...troubleshooting electrical stuff. There, that is more than you probably want to know. It may be easier to pull out the cup and insert and clean by hand and inspect for cracks first then watch what ...
...troubleshooting options, nothing has helped. After a few minutes, all lights around cycle choices flash. What's the deal? Open the panel with 1/4 in socket. Turn white plastic cap filter counter ...
...troubleshooting, I found that the Pressure Switch was stuck and reported the SUDS state (continuity made between contacts 11 and 14 on the Pressure Switch itself). I ran many Rinse and Normal cycles ...
...troubleshooting mode. Don't even bother calling LG or a service tech unless it's under warranty. If you're here you probably have some basic repair skills and tools and can easily replace it yourself ...
...cup of powdered version) and run the machine on the Sanitary Cycle. Smaller machines than ours can use slightly lessor amounts of the detergent. After operating the washer a few minutes to completely ...
...cup is held in place by a large jubilee clip. Unscrew the clip, pull off the rubber boot to expose the debris trap (A conical plastic cage with a ping pong ball in it) Take out the ball and the ...
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