Thermistor on wm2487h*m lg washer

The problem would appear to be the water inlet solenoid valve.
The valve is not operating correctly for some reason allowing water into the machine even when switched off

Hi

Error Upside F & E means thermistor error. To access the thermistor--
1. Disassemble the Back cover. 2. Unscrew a screw from the Tub. 3. Unplug the white connector from the thermistor. 4. Pull it out by holding the bracket of the thermistor.
Hope this helps... Please post back if you need more information.
Daniel

The LE is caused by over sudsing OR clothing trapped between the tubs. The LE: hall sensor shorted/destroyed from sudslock or clothes between tub. Correct the issue and party on.

LG errors:
IE: Water level (246) was not reached in 8 minutes
UE: Imbalance: Load too, small too large
OE: Drain problem took longer than 10 minutes to drain
FE: Overflow issue drain pump running to comp
PE: pressure sensor (sensor out)
dE: door error. open door. switch is out
LE (with a a slash in the
middle of L. Upside down F) Thermistor out
CE: Over amping Too much soap wrong soap
LE: hall sensor shorted/destroyed from sudslock
bE: Ball sensor loose connection/out of order
EE: eeprom out test mode only
PF: power failure momentary interuption of shocktricity

LG service manuals and repair notes.



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I had the tE or te error (an L with a line through it) error on my LG front loader and my local appliance store sold me the thermistor for $7. I layed the unit on its side and accessed the thermistor through the bottom. It plugs into the bottom of the tank. Blue and white wires. No screws and 1 tie-wrap. (Leave the rubber grommet in - just pull the thermistor rod out.) Works like a champ!

This is normal.
All LG washers use a siphon system to dispense soap, bleach and fabric softner.
Some times water will remain in the cups depending on the cycle used.

I have had this problem since I bought my washer. Some days the tub clean cycle will work....most days it won't. They have replaced the main board twice and it's still broken. I've had nothing but bad luck with LG appliances. Also bought a lemon fridge that took 4 repairman visits to fix. I will not buy another LG anything!!

Addressing your error code: We had the same problem with our washer and couldn't find anyone locally that wanted to even look at it. Hence, I had to find a solution myself. I stumbled onto a sight that had service manuals (not just owner manuals), and found that error code there. What looks like an upsidedown F is actually a lower case T, so the error code is really "tE". This indicates a Thermistor fault.
The Thermistor is located next to the heating element at the botom-front of the drum housing (you will probably have to lay the washer on its back to access it). It is in a soft rubber grommet that protrudes about a half inch out of the housing, just to the right of the heater.
In the case of our washer, when I pulled the Thermistor out of the grommet I noticed some rust on the metal part. I simply rubbed the rust off with my thumb, inspected it again, unplugged and re-connected the connector a couple of times, and tested the washer again.
Results: We have now been using the washer for a couple of days with zero errors, and this was a tenacious fault that interrupted every load before. We are finally happy again with our very expensive appliance. I sincerely hope that this helps you and anyone else with this problem.

Does it power on?

Does water come in at the beginning cycle? Do the lights come on?

Your motor has a warranty of 7 years from purchase date. Call 1-800-243-0000 for service.

http://www.lge.com/us/appliances/washers/LG-steam-washer-WM2487HRMA.jsp

Click on "Support" and you should be able to download the manual.

But U still haven't told us specifically what the issue is with the device. So how can anyone help you?!?!?!?!?!