Joe December 27, 2016 for Model Number LDF7774ST LG ldf7774st dishwasher. Got the OE error. Pump was making noise. Removed pump, cleaned inside, reinstalled. Clear & Drain didn't work so I changed the pump, cleaned the drain hose and all the filters. Worked for about a week then OE error again. Clear & drain works fine, it just won't drain during a cycle. Someone said to check the float but I have no clue where to find that on this model. Also was told it could be timer or main board malfunction. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
1 Answer Joe, There is a flow sensor in the guide assembly 4975ED1005G which monitors the flow of water entering the unit and acts as a float switch. This likely would not cause the no drain issue and would be more likely a issue with the control board of the unit. Read More...
Bryan December 26, 2016 for Model Number LDS5540ST LG dishwasher isn't filling enough to run a cycle pump just suck air. Replaced the fill valve, no change. With a little more investigating found that it was pumping out the water while it fills. water pressure is fine and drain hose is installed properly. Is this water inlet assembly the next part I should be suspicious of?
1 Answer Bryan, You will want to check the dishwasher guide assembly and the switches on this assembly to make sure that they are good. If the switches check ok then the issue will be the a faulty control board. Read More...
Bob August 17, 2016 for Model Number Lds5540st My dishwasher will not fill, water pressure is good and wirring is fine. Have replaced water inlet valve and main control board. Still no luck. It just sets for a few seconds when started and then give water fill error code. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks
1 Answer Hello Bob. Check the wiring harness and make sure the float switch is good in the unit. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html Read More...
Herb May 21, 2016 for Model Number LDF6810ST 02 I have replaced the Guide Assembly and noticed that there are 2 nipples on top one of which is for a vent line that my machine does not have. The assembly I took out had 1 nipple and two small square holes on top. If i don't have the vent line connected to the vent nipple will this new Assembly leak water through that nipple?
1 Answer Herb, These guide assembly is a redesign. If the vents are at the top then there should be no issue of leaking from the unit. Read More...
Jay April 18, 2016 for Model Number LDS5811BB The dish washer will drain, start filling, then after roughly 15-25 seconds will start with an 1E error, I've replaced the inlet valve, and the inlet assembly, with no success. Would the next step be to check the wiring behind the door?
1 Answer Jay, Check to make sure that the water supply is turned on, check to make sure that the water pressure has not dropped below 10 PSI and that the inlet hose is not kinked. If this checks ok then you will want to check the wiring and if the wiring checks ok then the control board will be the issue. Read More...
Robin February 22, 2015 for Model Number LDF6920ST My dishwasher started leaking in the left front section-not from the door. It is leaking off and on through the cycle a lot of water. I believe it is clean water. I saw on one site it might be the guide assembly, which might make sense because the leak is on that side and I noticed it had three hoses connected to it. For awhile I did notice and an electrical smell that has stopped now, it started after the noise filter was changed(something to do with the current and it has a fuse-you have no power to the dishwasher without that part working). I also noticed a growl noise during the cycle which has also stopped, that went on for several loads, it also started after the noise filter part was changed.
1 Answer Robin, You will want to access the vent assembly and disconnect the hoses. It sounds like one of the hoses may be clogged causing the unit to leak. If not then the vent assembly would need to be replaced. Read More...
Jeff Z. November 18, 2014 for Model Number LG Dishwasher # LDS4821ST If hose connector AP4440644 and connector AP4438951 and hose inlet AP443913 are bad would purchasing the complete guide assy AP444244 supply me with all three of these hoses? And is it necessary to replace the guide assy at all?
1 Answer Hello Jeff! Yes, the guide assembly 4975DD1001A will include the hose connector 5214DD3003A, hose connector5214DD3002A, and inlet hose 5214DD3001A. Thanks. Read More...
Vick June 04, 2014 for Model Number LDS5811ST I have the same question, This new DRAIN HOSE (for my LDS5811ST does not have this extra black tube the new part AEM69493803 has. I also don't have any idea where to put that black tube sticking out of the hose. I do not have any pieces that stick out of the wash cycle where I can put this tube into. What am I doing wrong? What am I missing?
1 Answer Hello Vick. There is a plastic nipple on the fill chamber that the hose slides onto. It is located on the left side of the unit. Read More...
Roger September 11, 2013 for Model Number LDS5811WW The dishwasher makes a "growling" noise that starts about 2 minutes into the cycle and continues off & on throughout the whole cycle. I've replaced the whole sump assembly, the water inlet valve and inlet line, to no effect. When it starts to growl, if I open the door and add a gallon of water, it quiets and runs normally. Could the Guide Assembly, part # 4975DD1001A be causing this by limiting the amount of water going into the machine? Thanks, Roger
1 Answer Hello Roger. It sounds like the float assembly is bad and not allowing in enough water into the unit. Read More...
Tim November 03, 2012 I have to replace dishcharge hose on LG dishwasher although replacement hose has an additional blackhose that needs to be connect. Do I need another part?
1 Answer Tim, If you're careful, you won't need any additional parts. The additional black hose, will attach to the "guide" assembly on the side of the tank. Thanks Read More...