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It also means an LG tends to warn you. Rumbling during the final spin, or a drum that has a little play when you lift it, shows up months before anything stops working.

Listen to the drum first

A worn rear bearing makes a low roar that rises with spin speed and is loudest with a heavy load of towels. A loose rotor bolt produces a knock or clunk instead, sometimes with an LE motor error once the rotor position sensor loses its reading.

Both can be confirmed on site. The bolt is a small job, while a bearing on a front-loader means separating the tub, which we quote clearly before starting.

Codes that report a condition

UE on an LG usually means a lopsided load such as a single duvet, not a broken suspension. OE means the water left too slowly, and the obvious suspects are the drain filter behind the lower access panel and a hose shoved too far into the standpipe.

LG's smartphone app can play a tone diagnosis from the washer, and doing that while you are on the phone booking narrows things down before anyone arrives.

Fill complaints in cold cellars

LG washers in unheated basements in Dorchester, Somerville and similar triple-decker stock sometimes throw fill errors after a cold snap. Frozen supply lines stop water arriving, and the display cannot tell ice from a failed valve.

Once the space is warm, check both taps are fully open and the inlet screens are clear. A valve scaled by mineral content is the next suspect, and only after that the pressure sensor.