Dishwasher

Error code B3 on an LG dishwasher indicates excess foam or suds. To fix it, ensure you use the correct detergent and quantity, clean the detergent dispenser, run a cleaning cycle, and check for blockages in water lines and the drain hose. Inspect the inlet valve, float assembly, door switch, and filters for clogs or damage. Resetting the dishwasher can also help. If issues persist, contact LG USA Support for assistance.

A buzzing sound in an LG dishwasher can be caused by loose parts, motor issues, a blocked water inlet valve, drain pump problems, or a faulty wash motor. To troubleshoot, check for loose items, clean the filter, inspect the spray arms, check the water inlet valve for blockages, and inspect the drain pump and hose for debris. Ensuring dishes are properly loaded and regularly maintaining the dishwasher can prevent such noises.

To troubleshoot an LG dishwasher that won’t start, check the power supply, ensure the door latch is properly aligned, and confirm the control panel is functioning. If these steps don’t work, inspect the motor, pump, and thermal fuse for issues. Simple maintenance, like cleaning the latch area and checking for power, can often resolve problems. If the dishwasher is still not working, professional help may be needed.

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LG dishwasher error BE indicates too much suds, caused by wrong detergent or uneven dishwasher. Users can troubleshoot the error by restarting the dishwasher, checking for stuck buttons, or using the right detergent. If the error persists, consult LG support or a professional.

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