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LG WM2016CW Washer

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  • First time on LG washer. Unit fails Load Test Mode low and high speed spin test and drain pump test. Unit initially passed low speed and high speed spin test but subsequently failed on second and third tests. Unit has two pumps. Since unit passed all water inlet tests, assume problem lies with drain pump. Since water level was higher in second and third tests, could this cause failure of low and high speed spin test?

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Whoa, this one slipped by!

Was there still water in the drum when you ran the load test?

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