PE

LG Washer Error Code PE

Pressure Switch Error

Severity

Medium

DIY Difficulty

Hard

Est. Cost

$30 - $200

Est. Time

45 min

What Does PE Mean?

LG washer error PE means pressure switch error. This is a significant issue with a DIY difficulty of 4/5. Most repairs cost between $30 and $200.

Common Causes

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Component wear

30%

This is a potentially significant cause of the PE error on LG washers.

Blockage

30%

This is a potentially significant cause of the PE error on LG washers.

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Sensor failure

25%

This is a potentially significant cause of the PE error on LG washers.

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Wiring issue

15%

This is a potentially significant cause of the PE error on LG washers.

Step-by-Step Fix

1

Power cycle the appliance

Unplug your LG washer for 60 seconds, then plug it back in. This clears temporary errors and resets the control board.

2

Check for obvious issues

Inspect your washer for any visible problems such as loose connections, blockages, or unusual sounds. Many PE errors on LG units are caused by simple issues.

3

Run a diagnostic cycle

Many LG washers have a built-in diagnostic mode. Check your user manual for the specific key combination to enter diagnostics on your model.

4

Test related components

Based on the PE error meaning (Pressure Switch Error), check the specific components involved. Use a multimeter to test for continuity if you are comfortable with electrical testing.

5

Contact a professional

If the above steps do not resolve the PE error, contact a certified LG technician. This repair has a difficulty rating of 4/5 and may require specialized tools.

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Parts You Might Need

Replacement part for pressure switch error$80-140

Frequently Asked Questions

What does PE mean on a LG washer?
The PE error code on LG washers means pressure switch error. It has a severity level of 3/5.
How much does it cost to fix PE on a LG washer?
Fixing the PE error typically costs between $30 and $200.
Can I fix LG washer error PE myself?
This repair has a DIY difficulty rating of 4/5. We recommend a professional for this repair unless you have experience.