Antoinette July 15, 2025 for Model Number ldf353285 How do I lower the cutlery rack manually no button on the side
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Larry October 28, 2021 for Model Number LDF5545SS Could a dirty guide assembly cause an OE code? I have checked all of the drain lines, and they are all clear.
1 Answer Larry, the guide assembly having excessive residue build-up within the casing can cause the error OE to occur. Read More...
Belinda M. March 06, 2021 for Model Number LG4821ST Hello, My 9 year old LG dishwasher was not cleaning the dishes, and had left over food particles and dishes smelled funny after cleaning. I replaced the old check valve (it only had the top part left), and the water filter (which was nasty). When I was replacing these, I saw the the bottom under the filter was greasy and dirty with food particles, and had some left over water, so I removed the inner pump housing and sucked the dirty water with a syringe and I wiped the bottom to get rid of grease and food particles. I put the inner pump housing back and the new valve and replaced the filter. I noticed the inner pump gasket was kind of loose, so I ordered a new one to replace later. Then I used a dishwasher cleaner and ran it empty on normal cycle. After that, the dishwasher seemed to be noisier than it was before, and I now had left some left over water on the botton around the filter (before these repairs, it was draining correctly). Then I ordered the hose assembly drain along with the pump gasket and got it a few days later and replaced it today. When I was doing this, I saw that the guide assembly had water and bits of food and garbage inside. And today when I was replacing the inner pump gasket I saw that the new water filter that I installed a few days ago has garbage particles like the old one I took out. I ran the dishwasher 3 times between the two repairs and I made sure there weren't food particles, so these must be old garbage. Will these particles go away after we run the dishwasher with the new clean hose? Or does the guide assembly need to be replaced? Thank you,
1 Answer Belinda, If you clean out the guide assembly by just flushing it, this should allow the issue to be corrected with what you have done. Read More...
Kris January 21, 2021 for Model Number LG7551ST I am getting the E1 code on my LG7551ST dishwasher and the drain pump does not stop running. I have checked the guide assembly, and aside from a little bit of hard water scale, it seems to be OK. I have also checked for visible leaks and signs of leaks such as scaling and discoloration and found nothing. Tapping on the drain pump with the fat end of a screwdriver will sometimes cause the pump to shut off for a couple seconds, but that could just be a fluke. It seems to me that the washer thinks there is still water in the unit, but I am a little lost on which parts I should be troubleshooting next.
1 Answer Kris, If there are no leaks anywhere, then this would indicate that the impeller of the wash pump may be worn and in need of replacement. Read More...
Niall December 10, 2020 Good day, I have an LG dishwasher with an IE code. I changed the water inlet valve, still get the code. when I turn the dishwasher on it runs for about 20 seconds, I can hear water coming in and then IE code. checked all pipes are not kinked and water pressure is good. I'm thinking it could be the guide assembly!? Any suggestions? Thanks Niall.
1 Answer Niall, if the model number of your appliance could be provided in a new question, this will allow for the most accurate information to be presented. Generally speaking, the hall sensor (if one is applicable) may need to be isnpected for soap residue building up on it and cleaned if there is a residue. The case break would be less likely as the failure is occurring within 20 seconds. Read More...
Dave November 24, 2019 for Model Number LDS5811ST/01 I want to change the guide assembly because its dirty brown Do you have a trick to clean it? If not where is the inside nut to remove these parts ?? I don't want to break something !! Why its the only part who doesnt have video to show how to remove this part ??? The vent trap inside is it glue , did it hold with pressure and gasket how this thing hold ? How to prevent brown shit in this part ? Thanks to help its been 2 days im on it ( im not professionnal i do it for my grandmother) Thanks Dave
1 Answer Dave,There are not any tricks or tools for cleaning this assembly. Simply disconnect the harness and tubes and clean thoroughly. Read More...
Scott September 25, 2017 for Model Number Lg I replaced the discharge assembly hose and everything fit except the vent hose to the water inlet assembly. The plastic discharge nipple on the water inlet assembly is to small for the hose to be snug on it or the inside diameter of the black vent tube is too large. And there is only one discharge nipple, not two like shown in the parts diagram. Can I just make a short hose/clamp adapter to fit? Or does a new part need to be replaced.
1 Answer Scott, If you can get the hose over the nipple then you can add a clamp to hold the hose in place. Read More...
Brian August 19, 2017 for Model Number Lg ldf6920st My lg dishwasher started pouring water out of the vent on the guide assembly.....why would this happen?
1 Answer Brian, There is a hose that runs off the right side of the vent assembly that you will want to make sure that this hose is not clogged as it can cause water to come out of the vent if it is plugged up. Read More...
Vincent January 31, 2017 for Model Number LDS5811ST/01 HOW DO I REMOVE THIS PART FROM THE DISHWASHER I REMOVED ALL THE HOSES AND ELECTRIAL STUFF BUT CANT REMOVE IT OFF THE DISHWSHER. PART #AP4442244.
1 Answer Hello Vincent. You will need to remove the nut on the inside of the dishwasher to remove the guide from the side of the tub. Read More...
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