Andre Rog sorry to hear that. The repair bill is outrageous. I’d have purchased new as well rather than pay that exorbitant amount.

yep. after nearly 2 & half years... the control panel does not work. expensive repair. would never buy any LG product ever again... Yeah... looks awesome, if you want a non working dishwasher. next time I will just purchase the cheapest tall tub from Frigidaire with a Dial operation. LG... your dishwasher is a total Joke.. and it is not funny. 799 US Dollars... lasts maybe 2 to 3 years. Zero Value.

Never happy to hear bad product stories. Sorry.

You are actually supposed to keep the door closed for a longer period of time which allows the accumulated heat to evaporate excess water after the cycle has completed.

I have it operating in my video. Mine has no buzzing. It is so quiet that sometimes I don't know if it's running or not. Mine does have an odor when running though... sort of smells like burning electrical but I'm thinking it's the "new car smell." I do plan to contact LG soon though just to be sure there isn't an issue.

Which cycle mode were you using??

Cass Dav do you use Finish rinse agent? Do you open the door too soon after the cleaning cycle which prevents complete drying?

@@michaelerbreviews Thanks for your reply. I use a rinsing agent, but it is not the Finish brand. It stays wet even after the dishes sit over night with the door never opened. Using the dry cycle helped, but still not completely dry. I'm the dish loader and my dad is the unloader. He hates it! He keeps saying I should reinstall the one that we moved to the basement. I'll try switching to Finish to see if that helps.

@@cassdav3255 High Temp and Extra Dry settings are available and with Finish, we seldom have issues now. I know how frustrating it is to pick up a coffee cup and have a tablespoon of water come flying off the bottom.

This is happening to me.. Did you figure it out??

Your dishwasher is probably not level when it was installed. There is an adjusting screw that adjusts the back leg to level the dishwasher under you countertop. Look at the owners manual.

It would probably be best to contact LG customer service/tech support. Here is the link: www.lg.com/levant_en/support

Yes it can be removed.

I read reviews where some people removed it but I kept mine on. This dishwasher works very, very well. Just clean the round filter screen after every wash and use the machine clean cycle after 30 washes. The Express wash can clean moderately dirty dishes in a 30 minute cycle. But I use the Auto cycle selection.

Thanks for your answers and advice!

@@nicholasdautel1228 It would be nice it the unit told me that it is time for a 30 wash clean cycle.

Anyone know their is a temreture cantroler in lg dish washer Or not???

That is Night Dry mode. Most cycles it automatically enables it. You can disable that by press and holding Extra Dry for 3 seconds. If your rinse aid dispenser is empty, it will also automatically enable it to compensate.

I hated the condense drying system at first., Bu,t as soon as we started using Finish, that helped tremendously and now I like it.

I have used both Bosch and LG dishwashers, both with condense dry cycles. While both do a good job, I think the LG does a better dry with the "Night Dry" cycle, which occasionally blows regular air into the dishwasher after the cycle is finished. Helps remove the humidity and facilitate better drying.

I just purchased this LG for my mom after doing some research. I think it's going to be good. (I love my LG washer, dryer & fridge) I have a Bosch, no heating element either. Everything comes out completely dry except some of the plastic. The water gets so hot that the dishes dry quickly. I'm glad there's no heating element...no more burned up plasticware! (I also use Finish and my Bosch has a built in water softener) I expect the LG will do a good job. Got the 5 year extended warranty too.

You are so right. The condense drying system sucks

Tae Chung you would have to contact LG to ask about that.

A "water Hammer Aresstor" will fix that. $20 on Amazon. You can get them in "Compression Tee" version so all you do is cut the plastic water line, assenble with a pair of small wrenches. Be sure to get the right size, cut the pipe properly, don't over tighten and check connection over several hours to be sure its not leaking. Here is a link but I'm hot saying for sure this will fit your water line. www.amazon.com/EFIELD-MH-231-2-FM-Hammer-Arrestor-Female/dp/B08KGLG7YM/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=dishwasher+water+hammer+arrestor&qid=1626041903&sr=8-3

We use the Finish pods and Finish Jet Dry

No. There is a "control lock" but that only prevents settings from being changed during the cycle. This is from the user guide: Q: What is Control Lock and how is it activated? A: Control Lock is a feature that prevents the controls from being changed during the cycle. It does not prevent the door from being opened or the unit from being powered off. To activate or deactivate, press and hold Half Load and Energy Saver simultaneously for three seconds.

Could be part of the problem. Also you must let the drying take place over the course of several hours after it has completed running. It uses the residual heat inside to complete the drying process. Plastic of course does not retain heat in the same way as glass thus may be part of the issue you are having.

Try running the machine once with only Vinegar...no detergent. Usually that works

@@mayak2676 YEAH, i did it..but it repeating the same problems few times and then again it get rectified by itself...can't understand the reason behind this.

@@AmbujaSenapati Strange 🤔

Have you cleaned the screen filter in the bottom of the dishwasher?

@@michaelerbreviews yes sir . in every fortnights or 10 days mostly.

I've not had any issues with the ones we use. But some might be larger than others in which case I don't know.

You simply open the door no matter where it is in the cycle. When you close the door you can start it up again where it left off.

If you go to the LG website and enter the dishwasher model number, you should be able to download a PDF of the user guide.

As far as I know you cannot lower the volume. According to the user guide, button sounds can be turned off by pressing and holding Half Load for three seconds but the end of cycle chime and safety alert sounds will still sound.

I was not aware that the door could be locked, only the functions. Here is the user guide link: www.lg.com/us/support/products/documents/Owners%20Manual_.pdf

Offhand I don't know, this was installed in a condo we no longer own. Check the documentation or go to LG website and download the user guide.

www.lg.com/us/support/products/documents/Owners%20Manual_.pdf

I don't believe so.

It does not happen with my LG dishwasher...though it is the first model ...it restarts from where it left...just don't touch the power button, that's it.

@@AmbujaSenapati Sadly the newest model has this problem & they have no solution for it as of now. Many customers have returned their LG dishwasher due to this reason....i have watched such customers on KZfaq

@@mayak2676 THAT'S CRAZY...NORMALLY MANUFACTURER IMPROVES THEIR OLD VERSION BY MAKING POSITIVE CHANGES..);

@@AmbujaSenapati Agree...

sorry i just saw the same question below :D

No worries. There is no way to completely lock the controls.

If you have kids, go with the top control models. No buttons to see and even when open, a kid can’t accidentally start the dishwasher unless he hits start AND closes the door within 4 seconds.

No. It’s not you boomer.

Kevin Prud'homme Press and hold the half load button for three seconds. www.lg.com/us/support/video-tutorials/special-features-and-functions-dishwasher-CT10000009-20150265464930

JErry C Where I live it’s called Hahn Appliance Outlet, in Tulsa, OK www.hahnappliance.com/stores/3/outlet%20(tulsa)

It's in the manual, page 38. www.lg.com/us/support/products/documents/Owners%20Manual_.pdf

Yes we still have it. It's in a condo undergoing renovation and isn't being used for the time being. While we were using it we liked it but during that time the smell continued.

We are very happy with it.

@@michaelerbreviews thanks

Is it the drying that irks you or what? We have this in a condo we sold and the new owner seems to like the dishwasher.

have you contacted LG?

ASHLEY HASHAWAY www.lg.com/us/support/products/documents/Owners%20Manual_.pdf

We didn't have a problem with ours.

Sorry to hear that.

@@michaelerbreviews They are garbage. Samsung is better....