The WashTower puts a washer and a dryer in one cabinet with a single control panel between them. The first diagnostic question is which of three things failed: the washer, the dryer or the control they share.

LG's ventless all-in-one washer dryer has a code of its own for the drying half of the cycle. Most of the time it points at airflow and the drain, not at the heat pump.

WKEX200HWA is the XL-capacity electric WashTower in LG’s current line, a step up in both washer and dryer drum size from the standard WKE100HWA while keeping the same stacked, single-control-panel architecture. LG sells this platform in several finish options, and the finish letter at the end of the model number (WBA, WGA, WRA, WWA on […]

WKGX201HWA is the XL-capacity gas WashTower, the larger-drum counterpart to WKG101HWA with the same shared-control-panel design and, like the electric WKEX200 tier, sold in several finish variants that are color codes rather than different machines. The dryer half’s exhaust duct is worth checking on any XL gas WashTower with a slow-drying complaint before assuming a […]

WKGX301HBA is LG’s newest and largest-capacity gas WashTower tier, numbered above the WKGX201 XL machines rather than replacing them — LG currently sells both capacity tiers side by side. The mechanical architecture is unchanged from the rest of the WashTower range: a washer and a gas dryer stacked in one cabinet, sharing a control panel […]

WKHC152HWA is a heat-pump WashTower — the washer half is a standard LG front-load machine, but the dryer half is ventless, using the same internal heat-pump-and-condenser principle as LG’s WashCombo units rather than a resistive element and an external duct. That makes it a genuine hybrid: two-machine WashTower diagnostics on the washer side, and single-drum-style […]

WKHC202HBA was the larger-capacity heat-pump WashTower — a 4.5 cu. ft. washer paired with a 7.2 cu. ft. ventless heat-pump dryer in one cabinet. LG’s own product page now flags this model discontinued, but the platform’s split architecture (a conventional washer half, a heat-pump dryer half, one shared control panel) is the same one used […]

WSEX200HNA is LG’s newest-generation WashTower carrying the STUDIO badge, distinguished from the WKEX200 series by its “WS” prefix rather than “WK” — a genuinely newer control and cabinet generation, not just a finish variant of the older WKEX line. Underneath the badge and updated generation, the same two-machines-one-panel architecture applies, and the same which-half diagnostic […]

WSGX201HNA is the gas counterpart to the WSEX200HNA — LG’s newest-generation STUDIO WashTower, gas-dryer version — and LG’s own product page already flags it discontinued despite belonging to the newest control-panel generation the brand sells. That combination, new platform and already discontinued, is worth noting plainly to an owner: the generation is current, but this […]

SWWG50N3 pairs the same earlier-generation LG STUDIO WashTower cabinet as the SWWE50N3 with a gas dryer half instead of an electric one. That distinction matters for service access: any work near the dryer’s burner or gas valve starts with shutting off the gas supply at the appliance shutoff before a panel is opened, in a […]