Dead I left my h7oo in my pocket and it ended up in the wash. Am I out of luck here? Is there anything i can do to bring it back to life.....Thanks I'm a Dummy

Hello, Suzanne -

So someone, whose clothes are washed in your machine, picks up "crud" on his or her clothes. (My dad used to collect "crud" in his pants cuffs and pants pockets, so my mom would make sure she emptied the pockets and cuffs over a wastebasket before putting his clothes in the washing machine.)

First, make sure pockets, cuffs, and whatever else clothing parts might collect "crud" are emptied over a wastebasket prior to placing in the washing machine.

"Crud" like pet hair or disintegrated facial tissue left in a pocket may still be left over in a washing machine tub after clothes are removed. I use a wet sponge to wipe out the washing machine tub when ever I see left over "crud."

Newer washing machines have lint traps, which are not as easy to access as those on clothes dryers. The washing machine lint trap may need cleaning out.

See tips provided here:
https://www.bobvila.com/articles/how-to-clean-a-washing-machine/
and here:
https://www.mrappliance.com/blog/2017/march/the-washers-lint-trap-needs-cleaning-too/
and here:
https://www.dependablelaundry.com.au/clean-washing-machine-remove-mildew-debris/

This web page covers "in-depth" cleaning of a washing machine:
https://learn.livingdirect.com/washing-machine-tips/

Best wishes.

LG washing machines always have problems, especially those that are energy savers. Too little water and the wash balls your washing; in rinse mode too little water and it doesn't rinse soap residues (you can smell the soap in the fabric. You can also rinse a garment in the sink or in a bucket full of water after it has been rinsed by the machine, give it a good rinse and see how much soap is still trapped in the garment. This excess soap causes side effects for people with sensitive skin, scratching is one of them. Washing machines that provide energy savings in both water of electricity are not good because of the above problem and therefore you have to re-rinse the washing again to make sure there isn't any excessive soap residue from a rinse done on low water. Plus LG washing machines and a few others have another problem, the collection of lint. LG machine's lint collection is really bad. You will soon find lint of all sorts in darker garments, even though you had only put those dark garments only, the lint is always there, e.g. pockets, lint accumulated in pockets (when you turn the pockets inside out or when a tissue is left in a pocket and the pocket wasn't turned inside out, that lint or paper lint works it's way around the tub and messes all the garments. In the old days washing machines had a strainer with a tap-like hose pouring water filled with lint into the strainer and not left it to swish-swash among the washing only to end up smeared on the garments. If your machine is filling and empting, then there is a problem with the electronics. Usually there is a reset button at the back. press it and see if it resets. If not, then the machine has ended it's service. I suggest you email LG and ask what is causing the problem. They can help you more because they're the ones who designed these machines. Sorry. Even my LG flat screen HDMI TV has blown up a couple of times. The first it had somehow recovered but the second time it blew like fireworks bang and then died, costing me $400 to repair. Honestly, when appliances fail, there is little you can do because you are not allowed to open them up and repair them yourself.

been a servicer for 18 years and had one yesterday that had me in a daze for a bit ,but finally figured it out... it was doing the same thing and if you pulled on the timer knob sometimes it would restart and sometimes you had to move it to the next cycle to get it working...it seemed to always happen on the spin cycle or rinse when the unit was suppose to start the tub operation... i finally determined it had bad contacts in the timer and had to replace it for the customer.... hope this helps you out... wish you luck

Hello,

Hope I can help.When you press the start button is there a buzzing coming from down by the filter if so Check that there is not something stuck in the filter.You will have to be careful depending on how much water is left in the drum so put some towels down and undo filter slowly or get the machine near a door then release filter out onto a door step.when drained shine a torch up inside filter and see if the little plastic blade on pump can turn but do not try and force it,if you do find anything in there then try it again and check the pockets.If there is still a fault you will have to call out your Engineer.

Good Luck

There is a FLAP which acts to prevent backflow into the fabric softener compartment. It is usually synthetic rubber, and covers the end of a tube (from the fabric softener compartment, and is usually cut at an angle. The flap opens to permit the softener to flow out, but apparently is not 'flapping back' to prevent backflow. Best thing is to check that flap, and possibly it is prevented from 'flapping back' by lint or some other bit of fabric/thread/tissue left in a pocket, &tc.

This solution is for c330 but it should work the same...

It took a nap...

Waking up your c330...

If you left your Garmin c330 on running the battery will have 1% life left. If you turn c330 back on again, it will flash screen for 3 seconds then die, even charging it at this point will not wake it back up. TO BRING IT BACK TO LIFE... plug in the power home or car into Garmin c330. There is a tab in the front Garmin gray frame of your screen. You must take like your fingernails and under the logo "GARMIN" pull the whole gray plastic frame off. Underneath the plastic frame to the right hand side. There is a "RESET" button. Make sure power is plugged in while hitting reset. Your battery should come back to life. Cheers

Your phone is stucked...sometimes the walkie might be the cause...try removing the battery and switch on it again

I have 2 camcorder batteries that are totally dead. No matter how long I leave them plugged in, they aren't coming back to life.
Everything has a life span and it looks like your battery has reached the end of its life. If the e405 works on AC but not battery, then I have to suspect the batteries are now duds.
Time to go shopping on ebay!

hello are you washing new items new items tend to create more lint within the first few washes check all pockets to see if there is anything left in them there maybe to much wash action for the size and type of load try selecting a less aggressive wash cycle

While holding down the soft keys insert the stylus into the side of the phone (small hole on left hand side) should bring up a prompt to say if you continue you will reset your device....if you can get to setting there is a clear storage option, both master reset device. Good luck..