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Thread Number: 15497
LG washer water level seems low |
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| Post# 260817 , Reply# 1 1/20/2008 at 07:11 (5,941 days old) by funguy10 () | ||
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Maybe your water inlet hoses are clogged or the water pressure at the wall is not on full-blast. | ||
| Post# 260825 , Reply# 2 1/20/2008 at 08:50 (5,940 days old) by dyson2drums (United Kingdom) | ||
recirculation jet | ||
Post# 260830 , Reply# 3 1/20/2008 at 09:46 (5,940 days old) by bajaespuma  (Connecticut) |
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Thanks for the tip!
I've had the same problem with the recirculator in my LG 2432. There were some threads caught in the recirculation jet that I had to pull out with the help of a toothpick. Check the coin trap on the bottom of the machine as well. Thanks for the information on checking the numbers for water level; never knew that. I have to reiterate that my LG is the best washer I've ever used. I've written them many times to tell them that the only changes I would make to the machine to make it absolutely perfect(for me, at least) would be: 1. Engineer the machine to run on 220v; it takes too long to heat the water on 115v. 2. Make spin speeds and water temps independently selectable(which would be easier with 220v power). 3. An option to dispense bleach in the first rinse rather than in the last 5 minutes of the main wash. 
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| Post# 261158 , Reply# 5 1/22/2008 at 20:17 (5,938 days old) by laundromat (Hilo, Hawaii) | ||
water levels
My L.G. washer also had a low water level but only on the normal and towels cycles.I set it one day on Permanent Press and it filled almost to the very bottom of the glass.Just enough to be able to open the door w/out leakage.i always use that cycle and set the temperature and spin speeds seperate.Works great!
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