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LG WM2301HW washer

herfdog

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in DIY Appliance Repair Help

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This washer periodically gets a te control error. I checked the harness connections which are solid. Is this a possible problem with the main pwb or the display pub?Or what else could I check related to this issue? Thanks!

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an intermittent error code? sounds like you have a loose something, did you physically unplug every plug, look at both sides for corrosion and then plug back in?

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Add Ox Gard or Dielectric Grease to the plug...at the Thermistor...located at the front/bottom of the tub.

Done. No further intermittent "tE" errors.

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Thanks for all the great advice. Unfortunately, I did check, unplug/plug connectors several times and added dielectric grease to connection at thermistor with no change. Any other ideas?

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