A CL E or E CL code indicates a low side refrigerant leak; a CH E or E CH code indicates a high side refrigerant leak. These codes require professional diagnosis and repair, so contact LG to request service.
Important
- Clearing a code from the display does not repair a refrigerant leak. LG does not provide user troubleshooting steps for these error codes.
What do the CL E and CH E error codes mean on an LG refrigerator?
- CL E or E CL: This code indicates a low side refrigerant leak. The evaporator is a possible source.
- CH E or E CH: This code indicates a high side refrigerant leak. The condenser is a possible source.
How to get help with a CL E or CH E error code
Follow these steps to arrange an accurate diagnosis.
Step 1. Note the code shown on the display
Check whether the display shows CL E, E CL, CH E, or E CH. Record the code and your refrigerator model number to share with LG support.
Step 2. Contact LG to request repair service
Visit the LG Information Center and explain which code appears. A service technician can inspect the sealed system and determine the repair needed.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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Q. Can I fix a CL E or CH E error code myself?
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A. No. CL E, E CL, CH E, and E CH error codes require professional diagnosis and repair. LG does not provide user troubleshooting steps for these codes. Contact LG to request service.
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Q. Does clearing a CL E or CH E error code mean the refrigerant leak is fixed?
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A. No. Clearing the code from the display does not repair the refrigerant leak. Even if the code disappears, a service technician must inspect the refrigerator and determine the repair needed.
This guide was created for multiple models, so the images or content may differ from your product.
