Technical Details
- All-In-One Washer/Dryer Combo with Flexibility of Wash to Dry, Wash Only or Dry Only
- 5 temperature selections: Extra Hot/cold, Hot/cold, Warm/warm, Warm/cold, Cold/cold
- Delay Wash Up to 19 Hours
- 9 wash programs: Sanitary, Cotton/Towels, Normal, Permanent Press, Delicates, Wool/silk, Hand Wash, Speed Wash, and Drain & Spin
- Warranty: 1 Year Parts & Labor / 2 Years on Control Board, 7 Years on Motor and Lifetime on the Drum. In Home Service.
Product Description
All-in-One Washer and DryerThis laundry dream washes and dries all in one machine.
Who Is It for?
People who want to be able to do laundry at home but don't have an external venting source which conventional dryers require. It's great for busy people who want to start a load and return to clean clothes. The Delay Start feature allows convenient completion of laundry to fit your schedule. Homes, apartments, businesses and vacation homes where there may be space constraints.
What Are The Advantages?
No outside venting is required because it is ventless condensing. It runs on a standard 115V electricity and not gas. No need to wait to transfer from the washer to the dryer.
Featured List
Sensor Dry System
Flexibility of Wash to Dry, Wash Only or Dry Only
9 Washing Programs
5 Temperature Levels
Delay Wash Up to 19 Hours
115V Power Source
SenseClean System Automatically Adjusts Water and Wash Time for Optimal Care
Sensor Dry System Measures Moisture in the Drum and Automatically Adjusts Drying Time
5 Rinse Temperatures
24" Installation Under Counter
Premium Finishes in Titanium and White
Upfront Electronic Controls with Dial-A-Cycle
Chrome Trimmed Door with Clear Glass
Energy Star Rated
Environmentally Friendly
Energy Star Rated
Water level automatically adjusts to size of load
1 year on parts and labor
2 years on the control board
7 years on the motor
Lifetime on the drum
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Customer Reviews
By Michael Peterson (West Hollywood, CA)
I've used this machine for a year and it's just barely OK. It takes some getting used to. You can only wash and dry a small load....three pairs of jeans max. Don't even think of starting a load in the evening because the very loud dry cycle will keep you awake late into the night. You have to plan for a load to take 4 hours. Your clothes come out very hot and with a slightly dry/burned smell. No Downey freshness here! There are only two serious problems, though:
1. Wrinkles. WOW, BAD!
2. Anything with elastic will get ruined rather quickly.
If there's any way you can install a small washer/dryer stackable, do that instead. If this is your only option, you can get used to it.
By William M. berger (ft. laud florida)
This thing can't make it through 1 load of clothes without going into "Error Mode"...A.K.A. "IE" on the average of 2 times....and if you dont restart it quickly you have to do the whole load over again.
Oh yeah it's got bunches of options--BUT--it doesn't have an option to just Rinse and/or Spin after it craps out on you
I hold myself to a very high work standard...and I expect the same out of my purchases
This is NOT worth the headaches
By N. Jocoy (South Carolina United States)
Think twice before buying an LG product. Life May be Good but only for the owners of the company. I bought an $800 washer, used in a normal home environment that needed a $300 repair after 2.5 years of use. The only response I could get from the company is it was too far out of warranty. It was a part defect per the repairman.
By Juan Villalta (downtown LA, CA)
they discontinued the larger version of this machine so i settled for this one; so far i am very satisfied w/ this product. the time is a non issue; you fill it before going to work, it will be done by the time you get back.
drying, is a none issue as well. i reviewed many comments before deciding on this machine more so because of the condensation drying; my unit is small and i didn't care for the tropical weather standard vented machines would give my place; this type of drying was my only solution.
i recommend this product.
By Shelley
Years ago, back in the early to mid 1960's Sears made a FULL SIZE washer/dryer combo unit. (Lady Kenmore Combo) I loved that machine. It could wash and dry a king size bed spread in about 90/120 minutes, depending on the wash and dry cycles that were chosen. I wish LG would make this unit in a FULL size 4.0 or 4.2 capacity. I'd buy at least 2 in a hart beat. I have 4 front loaders and 3 dryers. (I hate doing laundry) I bought a new Mele washer when they first came out, again a fantastic machine, but very small capacity. Then, I bought a Maytag Neptune front loader, much larger capacity, but could not get a King size bed spread in it. Then, I ended up buying a Sears Ht3 front loader. Finally, a washer that could hold a King size bed spread. However, the Sears machine is a bit noisy, and will shake my floors, if it goes off balance, or I use the high spin cycle. Other then that. It holds a fantastic amount of laundry. The Sears machine is 8 years old now. And I have had no issues, or mechanical problems with it. The quietest of all the washers by far, are the Mele and Maytag. Washer number 4 is a GE front loader from 1962, small capacity, but built like a brick SH. The thing weighs a ton. It was my mothers, so I keep it for sentimental reasons. Great machine for dog towels and through rugs.
As for the LG brand. I know for a fact LG makes excellent Washers and dryers. Metal gears and direct drive. Other brands use plastic gears. But as soon as LG comes out with a FULL size combo machine. I'll be replacing a few single washer and dryer units in my house.
Anyway, This little LG is much better, and holds more then the apartment style top loader stack style units. So its a great machine if you have restricted appliance space, or venting issues.
I would have given the LG five stars. If it hadn't been for the overall capacity. But for a compact/apartment size unit, I give it 8 stars.
By the way. I did take my King size bed spread into Sears, just to make sure it fit in the machine, before I bought it.
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