LG LG DB series, integrated fault codes
The built-in range, currently including DB273TX, DB325TXS and DB476TXS. The DB prefix runs consistently across LG UK’s integrated models, though LG do not publish that as a rule anywhere.
Codes on the LG DB series, integrated follow the same LG scheme as the rest of the range. Where a code behaves differently on this generation, the code page says so.
LG fault codes
Every published LG code. Open a code to see which models and years it applies to.
- OEDrainage problem. LG list this twice — once as a running fault and once as an installation fault — and the second is the one people miss.Get it checked
- IEWater inlet problem. It is IE with a letter I, not 1E — the washing machine convention does not apply here.Get it checked
- AELG’s leak and overfill code, shown as AE, E1 or FE depending on the model. The manual says call for service if it recurs; LG’s online guide says unplug it and book. Do the second.Stop — call an engineer
- HEHeater circuit failure. The dishes come out wet and nothing has been properly sanitised, even though the cycle appeared to finish.Get it checked
- LEMotor trouble on the Direct Drive motor — and the code where LG’s 10-year warranty claim needs checking carefully before you pay for anything.Get it checked
- bEOversudsing, and LG name the culprit outright: liquid dish soap. Their published remedy involves a bowl of milk, which sounds like folklore but is in the manual.Usually simple to fix