LG Washing Machine Error Code UE
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UE: Unbalanced load
The washer cannot spread the load evenly enough to spin. Lowercase uE means it is still trying to rebalance by itself; uppercase UE means it has given up and needs the load rearranged by hand.
The washer cannot spread the load evenly enough to spin. Lowercase uE means it is still trying to rebalance by itself; uppercase UE means it has given up and needs the load rearranged by hand.
Also shown as: Ub uE
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Common causes
- Single heavy item washed alone
- Laundry clumped to one side
- Load too small to balance
- Machine not level
What to check, in order
- Open the door and redistribute the laundry evenly.
- Add towels when washing one heavy item such as a blanket.
- Check the machine is level and firm on the floor.
- Run a drain and spin cycle to finish.
Safety: switch the machine off and unplug it before cleaning filters or moving hoses. Expect water to come out when you open a pump filter; keep a tray and towel ready. If you are not comfortable with any step, stop and call a technician.
Parts that may be involved
Suspension rods (top-load models)
Questions people ask about UE
What does UE mean on a LG washing machine?
UE means: unbalanced load. The washer cannot spread the load evenly enough to spin. Lowercase uE means it is still trying to rebalance by itself; uppercase UE means it has given up and needs the load rearranged by hand.
Can I fix LG error UE myself?
Yes, in most cases. Work through the checks on this page in order.
Other LG washing machine codes
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Codes vary by model and region, and the same code can mean different things on different model years. If your manual lists a different meaning for your exact model, follow the manual.