LG Styler Code PS: Supply Voltage
PS on an LG Styler steam closet means the supply voltage is not correct. The closet reads the power coming into it, and PS shows when that is outside what it expects. You might see the…
- Code
- PS
- Appliance
- Styler
- Brand
- LG
- Warranty
- 30-day workmanship
What PS means
PS on an LG Styler steam closet means the supply voltage is not correct. The closet reads the power coming into it, and PS shows when that is outside what it expects. You might see the display flash PS, the cycle refuse to start, or the closet shut off partway. The S5WBC and other Styler models use the same message. Because it concerns incoming power, treat it with care.
Common causes of PS
- The outlet and the power reaching the closet
- The power cord and plug
- A loose connection at the closet's power input
- The control board that reads the incoming voltage
1. Unplug the closet and look at the plug for any sign of heat or damage. 2. Plug it directly into a working wall outlet, not an extension cord or power strip. 3. Do not use the closet if the plug, cord or outlet looks damaged. 4. If PS returns, leave it unplugged and call us.
- Whether the problem is the outlet, the cord or the board takes testing, and we do it with the closet's power in mind.
- If the house supply is the issue, an electrician may need to look at the outlet, and we tell you so.
- We quote in writing first, and the repair carries a 30-day workmanship warranty.
Other Styler codes
Why does the Styler display PS?
PS means the supply voltage is not correct. The closet is reading incoming power outside the range it expects, so the cycle may refuse to start or shut off partway through.
Can I use an extension cord for the Styler?
Plug the closet straight into a wall outlet. An extension cord or power strip can add to voltage problems, so avoid them while PS is showing.
Is PS dangerous?
It can point to a power or wiring condition, so do not keep running the closet if the cord or outlet looks damaged. Call us and we can check the closet.
Still seeing PS?
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.
