6501KW2002A 6501KW2002B Washer Motor Rotor Position Sensor Switch Compatible with Kenmore LG Washer Washing Machine Replaces AP4440680 PS3529186, Upgraded RPS Hall Sensor OEM Replacement Parts

This sensor fit perfectly and corrected the motor fault code on a front loading LG washer. The washer drum would jerk and stutter as though it was fighting itself, and would not get up to spin cycle speed. This replacement sensor was an easy and inexpensive fix.

The drum on our top load washer quit spinning and I found a video that said to replace this. It worked great and was very easy to replace. It was by far cheaper than buying a new washer lol. Just be care while removing the nuts, it can be sharp in areas and they can be pretty snug so wear gloves if you have them

I ordered this for my top loading LG WT1101CW washer. The motor was not spinning/agitating the drum and the LE error code displayed. Attempted resetting per the manual but, it kept shutting down and displaying the code. I did a web search and discovered this Hall/Position Sensor is the most common item to go out resulting in the LE code. I then watched several videos on how to replace this sensor. It seemed easy enough so I ordered it. It arrived the next day and I installed it in about 30 minutes. Fixed the problem and now washer is operating fine. Most videos were for front load machines, the procedure is the same for top load except you have to disconnect the hoses and lay it on it's back to access the drum from underneath. Great value when you compare to hiring a repair service. LG Tech's were $125 to come out and diagnose the problem, then add parts and labor. The warranty covers the motor and related parts including this sensor for ten years. However, it does not cover the labor costs to diagnose or install. Doing it yourself saves a lot of money. I hope this helps others that may find themselves in this situation.

Was able to DIY a fix to my washing machine with this. Saved me 300 on a repair man. Awesome!!!

This replacement successfully resolved the LE error code issue with my LG cloths washing machine. The installation process was straightforward, and my washing machine is now functioning optimally. I will monitor the longevity of this replacement compared to the original part and update this review accordingly if it fails prematurely.

I had code that LG washer wouldn’t spin. That code was LE. This part fixed the issue. 20 minutes and approximately 12 dollars was well worth it. Yes I could have used a service to fix it but as I said. An inexpensive part and 20 minutes time, saved my-self a lot of money.

This was the only thing that failed on my LG washer. So far this replacement seems to be working well. I don't know how long it will last but it's not expensive to replace.

My washer kept giving an LE error every time the washer got to a spin cycle. I tried unplugging it to reset it but that didn’t work. I thought the motor was bad or I’d have to have someone come out to fix. A few quick searches later and I saw a lot of folks solving the same issue with a new sensor. Since the price is low I decided it was worth a shot.After installing the new sensor my washing machine works like new and I’m happy it was such an easy fix.Note that you will have to remove the back panel and remove a few bolts and parts to get to the sensor. Lots of helpful videos online. It’s not hard just takes 20 minutes or so.