Product review (2 stars): Cleans well, but needs to be re-engineered
I bought an LG all-in-one combo unit because my residence has a venting problem and I needed a no-vent dryer.  I run 5 loads a week, and I can say it cleans well, but it has cost me well over $1500 in repairs over the past 11 years.  The water valve had to be replaced when it was 4 years old. The drain pump has failed 5 times (at the 3,6,8,10 and 11 year mark). I am careful to clean out pockets before clothes go into the wash, so this is not due to foreign object damage; this is simply a weak plastic part.  Each time it costs $250 to have a tech replace it.  I have tried to talk to LG about this but have been told they won't cover it.  Now the circuit board is failing and it is so expensive it is not worth replacing the part, so I will be replacing the entire machine with something else, not an LG.

There are also a couple of design flaws.  The detergent drawer builds up condensation that leaks down the front of the washer from the vent holes in the drawer.  Also, it leaks from the door seal, even though the tech said there is nothing wrong with the seal itself.  Both of these would be a problem for people who have wood floors in their laundry area.  You also need to clean the lint trap in the front of the machine at least monthly, but to open the trap door, you need to use a screwdriver to pry it open, which is more work than is really necessary and draining the water out of it is a messy job since it is so close to the floor.  Finally, water and lint build up in the folds of the rubber door seal and need to be cleaned out and dried after each use, otherwise you get mold growth.  This is hard to do because of the way the heavy rubber seal is designed and would be impossible for someone who had a physical disability in their hands.  They recently had a class action lawsuit on the mold issue.