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LG WashTower combined washer/dryer

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Mixed reportsCloud

2 reports: 1 says it works, 1 says it partly works.

Reported with 2 integrations: LG ThinQ, SmartThinQ LGE Sensors.

What people report

IntegrationIn Home AssistantIn Apple HomeWhat they saidSource
LG ThinQWorks CloudMissing operation select fixed in July 2026
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Proposed change On a split LG WashTower, the dryer half is represented as device type `WASHTOWER_DRYER`. In `DEVICE_TYPE_SELECT_MAP` (in `select.py`) this device type was mapped to the *washer* operation-mode property (`WASHER_OPERATION_MODE`) instead of the dryer one (`DRYER_OPERATION_MODE`). Operation select entities are only created when the device profile reports the mapped property as writable (`coordinator.api.get_active_idx(description.key, ActiveMode.WRITABLE)`). A WashTower dryer profile exposes a writable `dryerOperationMode`, never `washerOperationMode`, in the `thinqconnect` SDK, …

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PR #177020 · 2026-07
SmartThinQ LGE SensorsPartly works CloudMonitoring supported after release; remote start control not implemented
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… feature request related to a problem? Please describe. It looks like the API is detecting my devices, but that it is an unknown device type of 223. It is a combined washer dryer tower that appears in the thinq app as one device config_entry-smartthinq_sensors-749924fa0c81aabb63a3f1d5792dee37.json.txt

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Issue #649 · 2023-12

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In ReReHome

Once Home Assistant’s HomeKit Bridge shares it, this device reaches Apple Home as a HomeKit accessory behind your Home Assistant bridge, so ReReHome shows and controls it like any other.

Identifiers

BrandLG
ModelWashTower
CategoryAppliances

Also reported as

  • LG WashTower dryer