This blog post will provide an overview of the most common LG Styler error codes that can occur in your dryer.
The guide will also provide steps for checking and resolving these issues so that you can get back to using your LG Styler with ease.
LG Styler Error Codes Explained
Remember to always unplug the fridge and exercise caution when attempting any repairs.
dE: Door lock error
The dE signals an issue with the door lock system not completing the power circuit.
Solutions:
- Check the door lock and close the door completely.
- Check the door lock assembly.
- Check the main board.
nC: NFC module communication error
The nC is shown when there’s a malfunction in the connection between the user interface and the NFC module.
Solutions:
- Check the connections on the display.
- Check the harness between the NFC and user interface.
- Check the NFC module.
nF: Wi-Fi module error
The nF signifies a problem with the Wi-Fi component.
Solutions:
- Check the Wi-Fi module.
nE: Wi-Fi communication error
The nE signifies a problem with the connection between the user interface and the Wi-Fi module.
Solutions:
- Check the harness between the Wi-Fi module and user interface.
- Check the Wi-Fi module and replace it if necessary.
- Check the user interface, and replace it if necessary.
tE5: Evaporator-in-thermistor error
The tE5 represents a problem with the heating system, with the evaporator-in temperature being too high, causing the appliance to shut down to prevent damage.
Solutions:
- Check the thermistor wire harness connection.
- Check the thermistor 5.
| Electric part name | Temperature | Ohmic value |
|---|---|---|
| Evaporator-in NTC sensor | 25°C | 77°F | ~ 5 KΩ |
- Check if the compressor is on.
- Check the main board.
tE4: Steam generator thermistor error
The tE4 symbolizes a problem with the steam generating system, indicating a detected thermistor is open, resulting in the appliance shutting down to prevent damage.
Solutions:
- Check the thermistor wire harness connection.
- Check the steam thermistor 4.
| Electric part name | Temperature | Ohmic value |
|---|---|---|
| Steam Generator NTC sensor | 25°C | 77°F | ~ 48 KΩ |
- Check the main board.
tE3: Duct-in thermistor error
The tE3 represents a problem with the heating system, with the duct-in temperature being too high, causing the appliance to shut down to prevent damage.
Solutions:
- Check the thermistor wire harness connection.
- Check the thermistor 3.
| Electric part name | Temperature | Ohmic value |
|---|---|---|
| Duct-IN NTC sensor | 25°C | 77°F | ~ 10 KΩ |
- Check the main board.
tE2: Compressor-out thermistor error
The tE2 signifies a problem with the heating system, with the compressor-out temperature being too high, causing the appliance to shut down to prevent damage.
Solutions:
- Check the thermistor wire harness connection.
- Check the thermistor 2.
| Electric part name | Temperature | Ohmic value |
|---|---|---|
| Compressor discharge pipe NTC sensor | 25°C | 77°F | ~ 230 KΩ |
- Check the expansion valve.
- Check if the compressor is on.
- Check the main board.
tE1: Duct-out thermistor error
The tE1 represents a problem with the heating system, with the duct-out temperature being too high, causing the appliance to shut down to prevent damage.
Solutions:
- Check the thermistor wire harness connection.
- Check the thermistor 1.
| Electric part name | Temperature | Ohmic value |
|---|---|---|
| Duct-out NTC sensor | 25°C | 77°F | ~ 10 KΩ |
- Check the main board.
LE: Main fan error
The LE signals an issue with the fan, which cannot start and is sending a restricted feedback signal.
Solutions:
- Check the harness on the main board.
- Check the fan motor for blockage.
- Check the fan motor coil resistance.
- Check the fan motor hall sensor resistance.
- Check the main board.
LE1: Compressor error
The compressor is having difficulty starting and sending restricted feedback
Solutions:
- Check the compressor wire harness connection.
- Check for OLP resistance.
- Check the compressor coil resistance.
- Check the main board.
E4: Steam heater error
The temperature is not increasing by 4°C after 2 minutes and staying below 70°C.
Solutions:
- Check if the supply tank is empty; this needs to be filled.
- Check the thermistor.
| Electric part name | Temperature | Ohmic value |
|---|---|---|
| Steam Generator NTC sensor | 25°C | 77°F | ~ 48 KΩ |
- Check the steam generator.
- Check the main board.
E1: Empty water tank or Steam heater error
The steam thermistor is measuring above 115°C for 2 or more seconds, possibly due to a lack of water supply.
Solutions:
- Check if the supply tank is empty; this needs to be filled.
- Check the steam heater thermistor.
| Electric part name | Temperature | Ohmic value |
|---|---|---|
| Steam Generator NTC sensor | 25°C | 77°F | ~ 48 KΩ |
- Check the complete water supply path for blockages.
| Electric part name | Ohmic value |
|---|---|
| Water supply pump | ~ 18 Ω |
| Water supply valve | ~ 24 Ω |
- Check the steam generator.
- Check the main board.
E2: Steam water level sensor error
The water level in the steam generator is either too high or not detected for 3 seconds.
Solutions:
- Check if the supply tank is empty; this needs to be filled.
- Check the water level sensor.
- If there is a buildup of calcium on the water level detector, the sensor may not function properly and provide inaccurate readings. To remedy the situation, use an appropriate cleaning solution that is suitable for the sensor’s materials and be gentle when cleaning to avoid causing damage. Any mistakes during the cleaning process could result in severe harm to the entire steam generator.
- Check the complete water supply path for blockages.
- Check the steam generator.
- Check the main board.
EE: EEPROM error
A communication failure is present between the main board and user interface during the service test.
Solutions:
- Replace the main board.
dHE: Moving Hanger error
The moving hanger motor is not rotating properly.
Solutions:
- Check if the hanger is not overloaded and remove some clothing.
- Check the hall sensor.
- Check the belt.
- Check the main board.
CE7: Compressor IPM error
Solutions:
- Check the wire harness.
- Check the main board.
- Check the compressor.
CE6: Compressor offset error
A voltage deviation is detected on the current-sensing AD port before compressor operation
Solutions:
- Check the wire harness connection.
- Check the main board.
- Check the compressor.
CE5: Compressor IPM over temperature error
The heat sink temperature of the compressor IPM is over 85°C.
Solutions:
- Check the ambient temperature. The temperature should be below 35°C.
- Check the overheating of the compressor room.
- Check the thermistor.
| Electric part name | Temperature | Ohmic value |
|---|---|---|
| Compressor discharge pipe PTC sensor | 25°C | 77°F | ~ 230 KΩ |
- Check the compressor.
- Check the main board.
CE4: Compressor over voltage error
An overvoltage on the DC-link of the inverter PCB, high speed command, or VDC voltage above 420V for more than 3 times
Related error codes:
- CE3: Compressor over current error
- Currents through the inverter compressor coils U, V, and W are above 7A for 3 or more times.
- CE2: Compressor speed over error
- CE2 appears when the inverter compressor speed is outside the 10-125 Hz range during programs that run for 60 minutes or more.
Solutions:
- Check the main board.
- Check the compressor.
BE7: Main fan offset error
bE7 signals a voltage anomaly detected on the current-sensing AD port just before motor operation.
Solutions:
- Check the harness fan on the main board.
- Check the fan motor.
- Check the main board.
bE6: Main fan IPM temperature protection error
bE6 is an indication of the Main Fan Intelligent Power Module IPM thermistor temperature exceeding 75°C.
Solutions:
- Check the harness fan on the main board.
- Check the fan motor.
- Check the main board.
bE5: Main fan over voltage error
bE5 alerts of an excessive voltage on the DC link for the main fan.
Related error codes:
- bE4: Main fan over current error
- bE4 indicates an overcurrent condition for the main fan.
- bE2: Main fan current protection error
- bE2 shows a hardware current limitation has been detected, with a current less than 3.5A.
- bE3: Main fan IPM error
- bE3 is displayed when a fault output (Fo) is detected for the main fan IPM.
Solutions:
- Check the harness fan on the main board.
- Check the fan motor.
- Check the main board.
AE: Compressor alignment error
AE signals an alignment problem with the inverter compressor and a low current measurement of less than 3A.
Solutions:
- Check the compressor.
- Check the main board.
Conclusion:
This guide has provided an overview of the most common LG styler error codes, as well as steps for checking and resolving these issues. With this information, you can take control of your LG Styler and keep it running smoothly for years to come.
