Troubleshoot Common LG Styler Problems
This guide will help you understand common LG Styler error codes. We’ll explain what each code means and provide step-by-step instructions to help you troubleshoot common LG Styler problems.

Understanding LG Styler Error Codes
LG Styler error codes typically begin with a letter and a number (e.g., “dE,” “tE1”). The letter indicates the general category of the issue, while the number specifies the exact problem.
Troubleshoot Common LG Styler Problems: A DIY Guide
- Door Errors:
- dE: Door lock error; ensure the door is firmly shut and the lock is engaged.
- Communication Errors:
- nC: NFC module communication error; check the NFC module connections.
- nE: Wi-Fi communication error; verify Wi-Fi module connections.
- Temperature Sensor Errors:
- tE1-tE5: Thermistor errors (tE1: duct-out, tE2: compressor-out, tE3: duct-in, tE4: steam generator, and tE5: evaporator-in); these codes indicate thermistor malfunctions. Check the thermistor connections and resistances (refer to the provided table).
- Fan Errors:
- LE: Main fan error: Inspect the fan motor and harness for blockages or resistance issues.
- Compressor Errors:
- LE1: Compressor error: Check the compressor connections and resistances.
- CE2-CE7: Various compressor errors (CE2: speed, CE3: overcurrent, CE4: overvoltage, CE5: overtemperature, CE6: offset error, CE7: IPM error); these codes point to compressor malfunctions.
- Steam System Errors:
- E1, E4: Steam heater/water tank errors Refill the water tank if it is empty. Check thermistor and steam generator.
- E2: Steam water level sensor error: Ensure the water tank is full and clean the sensor if necessary.
- Other Errors:
- EE: EEPROM error: This likely requires replacing the main board.
- dHE: Moving hanger error
- Check for hanger overload, hall sensor, or belt issues.
- bE series: Main fan errors (bE2-bE7: Various malfunctions) These codes indicate main fan problems.
- AE: compressor alignment error.
- Consult your LG Styler manual for specific troubleshooting steps related to your model.

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