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 […]

WM9998HBA is LG’s flagship WashCombo: a single 30-inch drum that washes and then dries the same load without anyone moving it to a second machine, using a heat pump instead of a resistive element or an external vent. It is genuinely a different appliance from a washer with a dryer stacked on top — there […]

WM3998HBA was a 4.5 cu. ft. all-in-one washer/dryer built on the same single-drum, heat-pump principle as LG’s current WM9998HBA, just without the SIGNATURE badge and at a mid-size capacity. LG’s own product page now flags this exact model discontinued, which puts it in a common position for this appliance class: enough of them were sold […]

WM3555HWA is a compact, 2.4 cu. ft. version of LG’s all-in-one washer/dryer, sized for an apartment or closet installation rather than a full laundry room. It uses the same single-drum, heat-pump principle as LG’s larger WashCombo units — wash and dry happen in the same drum without the load being moved — just at a […]

WM3499HVA is another compact all-in-one washer/dryer in LG’s line, close in capacity to the WM3488HW and WM3555HWA but sold as its own model number — the kind of near-identical sibling models common in appliance lineups, where a small spec or finish change earns a new number rather than a variant letter. All three share the […]

WM3488HW is LG’s compact all-in-one washer/dryer at 2.3 cu. ft., built around the same single-drum, heat-pump mechanism as the rest of the WashCombo line. It shares its fault-code vocabulary and its most common complaint — gradually slowing dry performance from lint collecting in the internal condenser — with its close siblings WM3499HVA and WM3555HWA. One […]

LUWM101HWA is an LG SIGNATURE washer/dryer combo, built on the same single-drum, heat-pump principle as the rest of LG’s WashCombo line but finished to the SIGNATURE tier. As with the Styler’s premium badges, SIGNATURE here changes materials, control finish and cabinetry rather than the underlying wash-and-dry mechanism, so its common faults line up with LG’s […]

WM3477HW is an earlier-generation LG compact all-in-one washer/dryer, discontinued according to LG’s own US product page. It predates the heat-pump technology used on later combo models like the WM3555HWA and WM9998HBA, and it is worth not assuming this older platform dries the same way — confirming the actual drying method on a specific unit’s rating […]

WM3987HW is a discontinued LG front-load all-in-one washer/dryer from an earlier generation than the current heat-pump combo line. As with any older combo unit, the wash side and the dry side are best diagnosed as separate questions: a load that washes and spins normally but never fully dries points at the drying mechanism specifically, not […]