LG LD1452WFEN2 Questions & Answers

Yes it sure can just contact your local lg white goods service repair centre

Contact your local repair agent you may have a blockage in the pipe which isn’t draining properly or the seal may need replacing

We are having the same problem, purchased same model dishwasher in 2014 and it has been leaking underneath. We only became aware of the problem when we noticed the cupboard kickboards had warped. It must have been a minor leak and now is becoming worse but only after the damage to our cupboard kickboards which will need replacing.

I had to get a repairman in to put in a new pump. Parts and labour here in Australia cost me about $220. My dishwasher was out of warranty. Only the motor has a 10 year warranty... nothing else has.

Hi Sandi: Did you get any solution from any other website / service matter expert? I am living with this situation for past 9 months. No help from LG India. They say that I will have to send the machine to workshop and a whole assembly set needs to be replaced.

I called the service department where we bought the dishwasher. They replaced the whole rinse aid dispenser and it is fine now.

Hi Rosie: Did you get any solution from any other website / service matter expert? For me first it was the Rinse Aid indicator and even the Salt indicator keeps flashing even though there is Salt. No help from LG India. They say that I will have

to send the machine to workshop and a whole assembly set needs to be replaced.

wow you must have some strong water ,

my draws are like almost new , and I would not like to walk the miles that mine has done,

Racks may still be under warranty. Mine are covered for 5 years. Should tell you in the users manual or you can call the company and they can tell you. I have had our LG for less than 5 years and BOTH racks have rusted and have been replaced for free since they were under warranty. Unfortunately, I feel that it is something I will have to deal with for the life of the dishwasher as the first replaced rack is showing signs of rust and it is only 2 years old.

The plastic covering on my wire racks also split and rusted the wired beneath. My LG Dwash is 6 1/2 years old now, but I have extended warranty cover, so had the wire racks replaced under this warranty a couple of years ago, but since then the racks are starting to rust again.

No, no problems at all,

No, just got rid of machine and now will not buy LG because of indifferent customer service.

Yes, although it generally just requires a single off/on cycle without having to wait. Occasionally, it requires multiple cycles before it works.

Yes this keeps happening with ours also. We have the lights flashing too and it seems to get stuck on a cycle sometimes

I have the exact same issue similar timing

It was the pump. New one replaced a couple of weeks back. Paid LG a call out fee of about $160 and that call out fee covers the replacement part if it should have issues (in warranty) down the track. Part was about $80.

I have had a look in my book and it says that the drain hose could be kinked, filter clogged, blocked spigot or motor trouble. When we first installed ours I kept getting this error code so I rang LG on 1300 542273 and they ran a diagnostic over the phone using my smart phone, they can step you through it, which confirmed that there was nothing wrong with the machine. The problem in our case was that the spigot connection under the sink was blocked which was causing the dishwasher to not be able to drain the water away. Since we fixed it there have been no more problems. I suggest you ring LG.

I'm not qualified to answer your question, you would need to ask a repair/service man. We did not remove any felt from the back of our machine and didn't notice any smell.

Sorry can't be of any more help.

Yes. Install an anti-hammer valve in your water piping. Your local plumber will be able to help you out with supply and fitting of one

Hi Steve,

I put a small amount of rinse aid in anyway...but will let it run out to see what happens...I don't

think you would be able to turn this off? Maybe flick LG an email? be interested to know?

Cheers

Mrs B

Hi Steve, I can't use rinse aid as we are on a septic system and had the light flashing until I put vinegar in the rinse aid section. If you don't want to use vinegar perhaps water will do the trick? Still happy with my unit, should have bought one years ago!

Regards,

Gilda

Hi Steve, looks like Gilda has responded for me, exactly what I was going to suggest. The machine wont know what liquid you have in the rinse aid just as long as the sensors detect sufficient volume.

Just touching on a review I just read that someone left on this thread in regards to a brand new faulty dishwasher, To any person who buys a new product in Australia especially an electrical item and it has a major fault such as the motor is dead on arrival or dies within the first week or two and it needs to be replaced, this is referred to as a 'major fault' and/or 'first up failure'. Under consumer law you have the right to a full refund or a brand new product, for a company to say "to bad we will send it for repair", this is not right and it will leave you with the fear of that product not lasting very long or no faith in that brand in the future. So regardless of purchase price stand up for your rights!

Cheers Stephen.

It should fit OK - we got someone recommended by Harvey Norman at Gepps Cross (that's where we bought the dishwasher) and he came up here and altered the cupboard space and also did the plumbing and electrical work. In other words did the lot!

We have just installed ours and would love to know the answer to this is well! I can't find a way to pause the cycle to add more items etc. Can anyone help?

I do not own one but just being logical. Next time simply cut the power from the wall outlet (Do not press Power button). Then resume power so that machine resumes from where it left off

Just open the door and the cycle is paused.

Just open door, do whatever then close door, cycle resumes.

Arora, not really sure of the answer, Googling this prob came up with several possible causes ie too much detergent, even water temp! but since you have had machine for a year, I suspect maybe the hardness of your water may have changed? Google and see most likely cause of your particular problem, sorry I can't help more. - I haven't forgotten to complete my product review, but one thing I'll say here is that I have broken the most common rule (with my new LG) manufacturers suggest against - 'don't overload / overcrowd dishwasher' - I do...ALL THE TIME ('cos I'm lazy!) and still the dishes come out completely clean, fully dry and 'streak free'. I haven't yet been able to 'fool' this machine! Full review will come soon

Sonia, I believe it refers to colour/outer finish ie W= White, T=Titanium, & M=Metal (ie SS). I will be updating my review soon...in the mean time, let's just say "this machine is magic!" Especially good for lazy blokes like me!

Hi Sonia, I think Spud might be right.....machine still has not missed a beat...Harvey Norman had them in their last promotion about 3 weeks ago in Darwin. I'm thinking same around the rest of Aus?

I might add also that the height for the lower rack is great for large platters...

Do you mean a pre-wash cycle? If so, I don't think there is one. The lights indicate when the rinse cycle is on during the wash cycles, but otherwise there doesn't seem to be a rinse only choice. I've never really needed it either to be honest.

Hi there T-C, the rinse cycle is the second button on the control panel. We hope this helps. Kind regards, LG Australia

Hi there, You can check out both models at external link  to obtain a thorough comparison. Let us know how you go. Kindest regards, LG Australia