The code, the manufacturer's checks, and the line where you stop
Each page here restates one official support page for one error code: what the brand says it means, the owner checks it lists in the order it lists them, and the exact point where it says to request service. Blue is yours to check. Red is a technician's.
Sources read 2026-10-16. No forum content, no added repair steps, no gas, electrical or refrigerant work. Review status.
What every code page carries
One official page, linked and dated
The manufacturer's URL, its last-updated date and the day it was read sit in a provenance table on every page.
The checks in the manufacturer's order
Drawn as a decision tree and listed with the brand's own detail. Nothing is reordered or added.
A red box that is not negotiable
Where the page says to request service, the tree ends. The page also names what it deliberately does not cover.
Same code, other brands
Whether another verified brand uses the same code for something else, built from the site's own data, so you never apply LG checks to a Samsung.
Codes by brand
Guides
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Safety
When to stop and call a technician
The boundary between an owner check and a repair, taken from what the manufacturers' own pages ask owners to do.
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Code explainers, October 16, 2026
LG Washer OE Code: What It Means and the 4 Checks LG Lists
LG washer OE code means the washer cannot drain. The four owner checks on LG's own support page, in LG's order, and where LG says to request service.