“How much water is used for the largest wash cycle; and how much water for the largest rinse cycle?”

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• This question can't ben answered I'm afraid and here's why. This machine has sensing technology that determines the weight and density of the objects in the drum. From there, the machine determines the starting amount of water to use. It then continues to monitor the machine tub and uses a conductivity meter in the water to determine the changes in resistance which indicate the presence of foreign bodies, i.e dirt. It then uses algorithms to determine if it needs to add water or not. So because of all this "fuzzy logic," it's quite impossible to answer this question directly.

  Answered by kryptochronickolonite 7 years ago

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• The amount of water used is adjusted based off of the load size and weight. We would not be able to provide this information due to the amount of water used varies. Should you need assistance, do not hesitate to reconnect with us directly via Twitter @LGUSSupport or Facebook www.Facebook.com/LGSupportUSA ^CP

  Answered by LG Digital Customer Care 7 years ago

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