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Lg Wm16336 Sticks Mid Cycle

MAmacg29
Asked almost 15 years ago 4,198 views
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Engineer is flumoxed machine works perfectly ......with nothing in it !! it jams at 38 on a 30 degree wash then 14 on a quick 30 it basically will not spin . no fault codes coming up tried switching it on and off and had the weight thing replaced .....still the same ?? machine cost a lot of money so any ideas anayone

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LG WM16336 stops mid-cycle under load with no fault code

The problem
LG WM16336 completes cycles when empty but sticks part way through a wash when clothes are inside. It reportedly stops at 38 minutes on a 30°C wash and 14 minutes on a quick 30, and effectively will not spin. No fault codes were reported. The machine had already been switched off and on, and the 'weight thing' had been replaced, but the fault remained.
Likely cause
A load-related fault is indicated, but the exact cause was not identified in the discussion. The accepted reply states it is not a straightforward problem and gives no confirmed component diagnosis.
What fixed it
Use an LG-authorised engineer or dealer for further diagnosis, particularly if the current engineer is not an LG dealer. No confirmed repair was documented in the thread.
Checks to try
  • Machine runs normally with no load
  • Stops at 38 minutes on 30°C wash
  • Stops at 14 minutes on quick 30
  • Will not spin with laundry in the drum
  • No fault codes displayed
  • Power cycled on and off
  • 'Weight thing' already replaced but fault remained

Safety: Further diagnosis should be carried out by a suitably qualified appliance engineer.

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WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered almost 15 years ago

LG are one of the companies with very little technical information available to independent engineers. It doesn't sound like a straight forward problem. If the engineer is not an LG dealer you may need (will be forced) to use one. If he is, he shouldn't be flummoxed, or at least should be able to get to the bottom of it with help from his manager or tech support.

I have some general advice here - washer sticks mid-cycle

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