LG LDT7808SS.ASSESNA — Poor cleaning with no error code. With no code, LG's cleaning path starts with separated dishes, free spray-arm travel, a locked clean filter, fresh detergent and adequate inlet temperature rather than a guessed pump. Preserve the exact display, programme stage and behaviour before changing anything. Reload so jets reach each surface, spin all arms by hand, clean and lock the filter, use fresh automatic detergent and run the hot tap before one Normal test cycle. Cancel the programme, isolate electrical power, close the water valve for any inlet or leak symptom and let the tub cool. Wear gloves near filters because hidden glass may be present; never tilt a built-in unit or open its base, door skin, pumps or wiring.

Models covered

Safety first

  • Cancel the programme, isolate electrical power, close the water valve for any inlet or leak symptom and let the tub cool. Wear gloves near filters because hidden glass may be present; never tilt a built-in unit or open its base, door skin, pumps or wiring.

What the symptom may indicate

What this exact symptom meansWith no code, LG's cleaning path starts with separated dishes, free spray-arm travel, a locked clean filter, fresh detergent and adequate inlet temperature rather than a guessed pump.
Keep neighbouring faults separateThis page covers only “Poor cleaning with no error code” on the linked model family. A different code, cycle stage or safety condition needs its own diagnostic path.

Checks in the right order

  1. Capture the starting point

    Photograph or note “Poor cleaning with no error code”, the selected programme, remaining water and what happened immediately before it.

  2. Make the appliance safe

    Cancel the programme, isolate electrical power, close the water valve for any inlet or leak symptom and let the tub cool. Wear gloves near filters because hidden glass may be present; never tilt a built-in unit or open its base, door skin, pumps or wiring.

  3. Follow the official user check

    Reload so jets reach each surface, spin all arms by hand, clean and lock the filter, use fresh automatic detergent and run the hot tap before one Normal test cycle.

  4. Retest once and decide

    If the exact condition clears, observe one supervised normal cycle. If it returns, preserve the evidence and use authorised service rather than repeating resets or guessing a part.

Stop and get qualified help when

  • Stop immediately for smoke, burning smell, a hot plug, damaged cable, breaker trip, uncontrolled filling, water near electrics, an active leak, escaping steam or the exact fault returning after one documented test.

Next step

Repair, replace a part, or arrange a diagnosis?

Use the checks and stop conditions above to choose a cautious next step. A symptom alone never proves that the appliance has failed.

Resolve it without buying anything

Complete the 4 user-accessible checks in order. If normal operation returns and no warning sign remains, no replacement is indicated.

Replace only the confirmed part

If the checks isolate a worn or blocked component, match its complete reference to the exact appliance model before ordering.

This guide does not identify a replacement part. Do not order a generic component from the symptom alone.

Arrange a diagnosis before replacing the appliance

Stop at any warning sign listed above. A qualified diagnosis should confirm that repair is unsafe, unavailable or uneconomical before an appliance replacement is considered.

Sources used

  • LG — LG's official manual, support article or exact model page documents “Poor cleaning with no error code” and the bounded user action retained here.
  • LG — LG's official manual, support article or exact model page documents “Poor cleaning with no error code” and the bounded user action retained here.
  • LG — LG's official manual, support article or exact model page documents “Poor cleaning with no error code” and the bounded user action retained here.
  • LG — LG's official manual, support article or exact model page documents “Poor cleaning with no error code” and the bounded user action retained here.

Last checked: 30 August 2026