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LG Dishwasher F35 Error Code

F35, also specific to Dynamic Heat Dry models, displays when the temperature of Heat Dry components can't be measured, per LG's dishwasher Help Library article. LG names either the heat dry heater or its temperature sensor as the likely fault,…

What F35 (Heat Dry Temperature Issue) Means

F35, also specific to Dynamic Heat Dry models, displays when the temperature of Heat Dry components can't be measured, per LG's dishwasher Help Library article. LG names either the heat dry heater or its temperature sensor as the likely fault, and states this needs inspection from a service technician.

Common Causes of F35 (Heat Dry Temperature Issue)

  • Heat Dry heater has failed
  • Heat Dry temperature sensor has failed

🔧 One Safe Check You Can Try

There's no owner-level fix documented for F35 - request service, since distinguishing a heater fault from a sensor fault needs a technician's diagnostic tools.

⚠ Why You Shouldn't Go Further Than That

  • LG goes straight to requesting service for this code, without an interim homeowner step, since the affected components are inside the Heat Dry assembly.

Opening a panel to inspect or repair something yourself doesn't automatically cancel your manufacturer's warranty — but it can risk accidental damage, and some manufacturers do have specific service conditions. Check your product's warranty terms, or ask us, before deciding.

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FAQ

F35 (Heat Dry Temperature Issue) FAQ

They're both Dynamic Heat Dry faults but affect different parts - F31 is the fan motor, F35 is the heater/temperature-sensing system for that same drying feature.

The dishwasher's own logic should handle that, but if you notice dishes coming out wet or the cycle behaving oddly, switching to a standard (non-Heat-Dry) cycle is a reasonable workaround until it's repaired.

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