Lg Wm2010cw, pausing mid cycle, drains sometimes OE

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General repair information on LG washing machines.

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Cam Turner @ct53

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Lg Wm2010cw, pausing mid cycle, drains sometimes OE

I have an LG Wm2010cw. It's a frontoading washing machine. Recently I have been getting an OE error, which is a drain problem. I've checked the pump filter, checked the hoses, all clear. Interestingly, when I ran a Rinse/Spin on the already sopping wet clothes, it finished the cycle with no errors! Any thoughts on how I can fix this so I don't have to manually reset every load?

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I also have this problem. I am attempting to remove the drain pump filter. I removed the drain filter cap, but the filter is did not come out. Is there a trick to get the filter out. I first thought the filter cap had broken from filter body but it seems this model cap and filter is separate. My mother-in law has the same model and noticed hers was the same. Filter does not have a good surface to grip to remove it from the pump. Hoping I can find a solution for this particular model that does not require me to remove the pump to be able to extract the filter. I am afraid something might be stuck that is keeping from filter from being easily removed. The videos I have seen for LG seem to show the cap and filter being removed as one piece. But for mine the cap came off with filter still installed. I does not seem like the cap broke apart from the actual filter body, at least I do not see any evidence of it being broken.

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I also have this problem. I am attempting to remove the drain pump filter. I removed the drain filter cap, but the filter is did not come out. Is there a trick to get the filter out. I first thought the filter cap had broken from filter body but it seems this model cap and filter is separate. My mother-in law has the same model and noticed hers was the same. Filter does not have a good surface to grip to remove it from the pump. Hoping I can find a solution for this particular model that does not require me to remove the pump to be able to extract the filter. I am afraid something might be stuck that is keeping from filter from being easily removed. The videos I have seen for LG seem to show the cap and filter being removed as one piece. But for mine the cap came off with filter still installed. I does not seem like the cap broke apart from the actual filter body, at least I do not see any evidence of it being broken. — laker-fan