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Is there any chance that running a LG washer on solar with a pure sine wave inverter would cause the boards in the washer to fail for a second time in 17 months?
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2017 365 Landmark Arlington. Magnum solar, 2015 Silverado 3500 cc lb. LTZ dually.
I can't imagine what would cause the failure unless your voltage is dipping too low. All the boards are run on DC which is derived from the AC input voltage. I had hoped to find voltage speced at 90 to 240 volts 50 to 60 cycles but the specs say 110v.
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MarkS & Jackie MSgt, USAF, Ret 2004 Volvo 780 530 HP Cummins 13 speed 2014 Trilogy 3650RE fulltime since Oct 8, 2016
LG products seem to have issues with control boards.
One of my co-workers bought several LG appliances when she remodeled her kitchen. She has had to have the control board replaced a couple of times in the refrigerator and once in the dryer. Her dishwasher had a problem but I can't remember if it was a bad board.
Do a Google search for LG product problems and you'll see lots of reviews indicating they would never recommend or buy an LG product.
-- Edited by The Bear II on Wednesday 27th of May 2015 02:55:48 PM
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"May the FOREST be with you" Alfa See-Ya 5'er and 2007 Kodiak C4500 Monroe
We will never buy another LG product. Our washer and dryer had so many issues and the washer in particular had board problems many times. When the tech came out the last time to repair he casually informed us that the LG washers and dryers are built to only last for a maximum of five years. I'm sorry, but if he was correct, I expect to get more than five years from an appliance. The one(s) we had (LG) only gave us months of uninterrupted service without repair.
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Reminds me of my safari in Africa. Somebody forgot the corkscrew and for several days we had to live on nothing but food and water.
Our LG washer in our S&B home died. We found out, after several days of frustrating phone calls that LG will only sell LG parts to certified LG repair firms. Sadly, our local LG service facility would not answer or return phone calls. Every other repair facility we called told us that they could not obtain LG parts. This was confirmed with a call to LG head office. At the end of a week of frustration, it became clear that the LG washer was "unrepairable". We had the LG washer hauled away and replaced with a domestic model. We learned a very expensive lesson.