LG Range/Oven/Cooktop F1 Error Code
Upper-oven thermistor error
When LG LWS3063BD develops a repeat problem, the model number is one of the most useful pieces of context. This page connects that identifier with relevant symptoms, diagnostic-code guidance and repair options.
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Model number: LWS3063BD
Appliance category: Wall Oven
LG family context: Range / Oven / Cooktop
This page is a model-level repair hub, not a specification or parts-compatibility sheet. Confirm the complete model suffix on the appliance rating label before using parts or diagnostic references.
For model-level troubleshooting, LWS3063BD should be treated as a Wall Oven, not as a generic appliance. It is a cooking-appliance platform. Heating elements or burners, temperature sensing, oven controls, induction electronics and communication systems depend on whether the model is a range, wall oven or cooktop.
The repair value of this page is the model identifier plus the correct product family. It does not assume that a feature, component revision, or error-code behavior used on another LG product automatically applies to LWS3063BD. When a troubleshooting step reaches parts testing, service-mode access, live electrical checks, sealed refrigeration work, gas work, or deeper disassembly, use documentation tied to the full model identification.
A service request for LG LWS3063BD can begin with any repeat symptom you can verify. These are symptom paths for the Wall Oven category; they are not claims that every LWS3063BD develops every issue below.
Record when the symptom starts, whether it is constant or intermittent, what the display shows, and what changes it. Those observations are more useful than guessing the failed component.
The codes below are related Range / Oven / Cooktop family codes from the site’s verified LG diagnostic library. They are provided as model-context starting points, not as a statement that every code is supported by every production revision of LWS3063BD.
Related page: /error-codes/lg-range-oven-cooktop-f1-error-code/
Related page: /error-codes/lg-range-oven-cooktop-f3-error-code/
Related page: /error-codes/lg-range-oven-cooktop-f9-error-code/
Related page: /error-codes/lg-range-oven-cooktop-f10-error-code/
Related page: /error-codes/lg-range-oven-cooktop-f38-error-code/
Related page: /error-codes/lg-range-oven-cooktop-f51-error-code/
Important: if the display on LWS3063BD shows a code, use the exact characters shown and verify the correct product family before using the definition.
Choose range & oven repair when the problem persists after safe owner checks, the appliance repeatedly shows a diagnostic code, or the next step requires model-specific component testing.
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Use symptom-first guidance before moving to parts assumptions:
These guides describe diagnostic patterns and safe checks. For LWS3063BD, model-specific documentation takes priority when the troubleshooting path reaches internal testing or component compatibility.
For LG LWS3063BD, keep these details if they are available:
Confirm the exact model number and diagnostic context before using a code or compatibility reference. Model components, control logic, features and service procedures can vary by production revision. This site uses LG model references to organize independent repair information and is not presented as LG’s official support site.
Elliot Mercer — Appliance Repair Content Editor
Elliot Mercer researches and edits appliance troubleshooting content using manufacturer support materials, owner manuals, service literature, and model-specific references. His approach treats an error code as a diagnostic clue—not an automatic parts diagnosis—and separates safe owner checks from work that requires model-specific service.
No. An F-code narrows a diagnostic path. The exact model, operating symptom and model-specific testing determine whether a sensor, control, heating circuit or other component is responsible.
No. You can request service using the appliance type and symptom. The complete model number is still useful because it helps match diagnostic information and parts/service references to the correct product revision.
Only when the code page explicitly matches the same appliance family and applicable model context. LG can reuse the same-looking code across different product families with different meanings.
No. A reset may clear a temporary state or restart the controls, but a recurring symptom or code still needs diagnosis if it returns.
Still seeing the same problem? Share the model number, symptom, display message, and any useful observations you already have.
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Model-information disclaimer. Confirm your exact model number and specifications with your appliance documentation before booking a repair. Model pages are for identification and compatibility reference.
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