LG LDP6810SS/00 dishwasher Parts

You can find the model number for your LG dishwasher on the appliance’s identification label, typically located on the inside edge of the door or on the tub frame around the door opening. For this model page, the model number you’ll use is LDP6810SS; confirm it on the label before ordering parts.

Common places to check on an LG dishwasher

Look in these spots with the door open and a flashlight:

• Along the top or side edge of the inner door
• On the tub frame (the rim around the opening)
• Near the hinge area on the left or right side
• On the side wall of the tub just inside the door
• On a label that also lists the serial number

For diagrams and model identification details, use the LDP6810SS owner's manual.

What the model number looks like (and why it matters)

The model number is usually a short mix of letters and numbers (for example, LDP6810SS). Using the exact model number helps us match the correct LG dishwasher parts, such as the control panel, drain pump, or water inlet valve.

Model number vs. serial number

Item	What it tells you	Used for
Model number	The exact dishwasher design and parts fit	Ordering the correct replacement parts
Serial number	The unit’s production identifier	Service history and manufacturing details

Tips before you order parts

• Write the model number exactly as shown (letters and numbers)
• Include any suffixes if shown on the label (such as “/00”)
• Match the model number to the part listing before checkout
• If you’re troubleshooting an error light or code, use the LG dishwasher error codes guide to narrow down the likely failed part

Why it matters

LG dishwashers can look similar across series, but internal components and wiring can differ. Confirming the model number first prevents ordering a part that does not fit your LDP6810SS dishwasher.

Last updated: February 2026

On the LG LDP6810SS dishwasher, the AE code indicates the unit has detected a water leak or water in the base; it will alert, run the drain pump intermittently, and may power back on until the condition is corrected. Use the steps below to stop the leak source.

What to do first (safe, fast checks)

• Turn off power at the breaker, then turn off the dishwasher water supply valve.
• Pull the toe-kick panel and look for standing water in the base area; soak up visible water with towels.
• Check that the dishwasher is level and fully supported by all leveling feet (front-to-back and side-to-side).
• Look for oversudsing (foam); only use automatic dishwasher detergent.
• Inspect the door area for drips: gasket seating, door closing, and any obstruction.

Leveling matters on this model

LG notes that improper leveling can cause leaks and AE errors, especially if the dishwasher is hanging from brackets instead of resting on all leveling feet. Follow the leveling procedure in the LDP6810SS owner's manual.

Quick leveling reference

Check	What “good” looks like	What it prevents
Front-to-back level	Water line sits near the center of the front tub indentations	Front leaks, AE code
Side-to-side level	Bubble centered on tub wall level	Door sealing issues, noise
Support	All 3 leveling feet carry the load	Leaks from the front, AE code

Common causes of AE (and likely parts involved)

If you keep getting AE after drying the base and leveling, a component may be leaking or overfilling.

• Overfill or fill leak: consider the dishwasher water inlet valve 5221DD1001E
• Drain-side leak or backflow issues: consider the dishwasher drain hose AEM74333104
• Internal circulation leak (seals, housing, motor area): consider the LG dishwasher pump and motor assembly AGM30016301

Why it matters

AE is a leak-protection condition; the dishwasher may keep trying to drain and restart until the leak or water-in-base condition is resolved. Fixing the source prevents cabinet damage, repeat shutdowns, and poor wash performance.

Last updated: February 2026

The most common problems we see with the LG LDP6810SS dishwasher are poor cleaning, not draining, and stopping mid-cycle. These issues usually trace back to restricted water flow (dirty filters or spray arms), a drain restriction, or a door latch or control-related fault shown by an error code.

Most common symptoms and what they usually mean

• Not cleaning well: clogged filters, blocked spray arm holes, low incoming water temperature
• Water left in the tub: kinked/blocked drain hose, clogged filter area, weak drain pump
• Stops or won’t run: door not latching, control lock or mode setting, error code condition
• Not drying well: rinse aid empty or set too low, door opened too soon, plastics holding water
• Leaks or AE-type behavior: oversudsing, leveling issue, or a leak that triggers draining

Quick checks we recommend first (fast, no parts)

1. Run hot water at the sink before starting a cycle if the dishwasher is far from the water heater; this helps maintain hot water through the wash and heated rinse. See the LDP6810SS owner’s manual.
2. Clean the filters and remove debris from the sump area.
3. Inspect spray arms for clogged holes and clear them.
4. Confirm detergent type: only use automatic dishwasher detergent (hand soap can cause oversudsing).
5. Check the door closes firmly and the tub isn’t overpacked.

Common problem-to-part map (when checks don’t fix it)

Problem you notice	Most likely area	Example part for LDP6810SS
Won’t fill or fills slowly	Water supply, inlet valve	Dishwasher water inlet valve 5221DD1001E
Won’t drain	Drain path, drain pump, hose	Dishwasher drain pump ABQ75742501 or dishwasher drain hose AEM74333104
Poor wash pressure	Circulation pump/motor, diverter	LG dishwasher pump and motor assembly AGM30016301 or dishwasher diverter motor 4681ED3001D
Won’t start or stops mid-cycle	Door latch, control	Dishwasher door lock AGM76209501

Why it matters

Cleaning and draining problems often start as simple maintenance issues, but running with restricted flow can lead to repeat error codes, longer cycle times, and poor results. Using rinse aid and hot water also improves drying performance, especially on plastics.

Helpful reference

• Use LG dishwasher error codes to match symptoms to the code you see and narrow the next step.

Last updated: February 2026

An LG dishwasher typically lasts 10 to 15 years with normal home use. For the LG LDP6810SS, consistent cleaning, correct detergent use, and good drying practices (rinse aid, hot water supply) help you reach the longer end of that range; see the LDP6810SS owner's manual for care details.

What affects lifespan the most

• Keeping the filter and sump area clean so the wash system is not strained
• Using rinse aid and the right cycle options to reduce moisture-related wear
• Starting with hot water (run the sink hot water first if the dishwasher is far from the heater)
• Avoiding chronic overloading that blocks spray arms and forces longer, harsher cycles
• Fixing drain and fill issues early (standing water, slow fill, repeated error codes)

Maintenance checklist (simple, high impact)

• Clean the filter regularly and remove debris from the bottom of the tub
• Use rinse aid; adjust the rinse aid level if drying is weak
• Use High Temp, Extra Dry, or Night Dry when needed (especially for plastics)
• Let the dry cycle finish before opening the door
• Inspect racks and rails for damage that can cause poor loading and spray blockage

Common wear items vs. “big” repairs

What you notice	Often involved	Typical next step
Poor cleaning, weak spray	Spray system, circulation components	Clean filters, check spray arms; service if symptoms persist
Not draining, water left in tub	Drain path, drain pump, hose	Clear blockage; inspect pump and hose
No fill or slow fill	Water inlet valve, supply	Verify supply valve is open; test inlet valve
Intermittent operation	Door latch, controls	Check door closure and latch alignment

If you’re troubleshooting a drain problem on LDP6810SS, the dishwasher drain pump ABQ75742501 and dishwasher drain hose AEM74333104 are common components to check when symptoms point to pumping or flow restrictions.

Why it matters

A dishwasher that is kept clean and supplied with properly heated water runs shorter, more efficient cycles. That reduces stress on the pump and motor, helps drying performance, and extends the useful life of key components.

Last updated: February 2026