LG WM3431 Front Load Washer / Dryer "reset button" Questions

...reset button on the LG front load washer No button, but LG customer service says unplugging the unit for 1 hour and then holding the power button while turning it on will reset the computer. In my ...

...lights blink alternating first try unplugging and waiting a minute and then plug in and see if that resets it. if it does not try unplugging, wait a minute, hold power button in for 15 secs and then ...

...reset button? There is no reset button but it could be that a wire has come loose from all that thumping. Check the connectors to the control board and to the display board to make sure that they're ...

...timer will not work. Power button sounds on and off but nothing further. Have unplugged and let sit for an hour. Plug back in and still not working. Is there a reset button? Maybe a faulty door ...

...to reset the machine. This is done by unplugging it from the power source for 30 minutes and then plugging it back in. If that doesn't work you need to Push the Wash Button X 3 seconds to disable

...reset. Also try pressing the stop button for ten seconds. I had this problem with another model LG washer dryer and the problem was just the tiny switch (6mm x 6mm) on the circuit board had worn out. ...

...button for 5 seconds. 4. Plug the washer back in, or turn the circuit breaker back on. 5. For more information about how to reset your specific model, please refer to the owner's manual. Press in on ...

button. The last load done must have kicked the circuit braker, I have reset set it and have checked that there is power at the machine and that the water supply is o.k. per the troubleshooting guide.

...reset info. Check to see if the circuit breaker for the power outlet popped. Try unplugging the washer and then wait a minute and plug it in. If the motor got hot it might have a reset button on

...reset button? or something simple to look for or should i just call a pro? Hi from retired Englishman in SW France, Sorry, no internal reset button- call a pro ;-0( It could be internal wiring/plugs ...