Mine doesn't have the Hall sensor

I’ve replaced the suspension and recalibrated and my washer still bangs all over the place once it gets to the spin cycle. What would be the next thing to check?

Perfect! It is rare that a DYI goes as smoothly as the video but this is one of those times!! Thank you for the help 😘

Thanks a bunch. Just fixed my washer for my parents. And they are super happy. Right before Chinese new years

I 3d printed a small tube from TPU filament to replace the original rubber. About 5 cents per piece. Split the tube along its length, add grease, install. It works a treat, the spring is now like a shock absorber with retarded recoil and the system is back to original tension.

Greatly appreciated this video!! Successfully completed drain pump replacement (albeit not in 7 minutes) with no issues. This is so much easier than disassembling the entire machine! Thank you from western New York! Go BILLS!

Wow.. wf thank you bro...🫱🫲💯

My LG front loader is about 20 years old... maybe more.... the past few days... it won't spin all of a sudden. I've had an issue with the lock for a bit now, but we have figured out that part. Now it makes a funny noise trying to spin. I keep getting a UE code... but I'm not sure that's the proper code. I'm wondering if my display is "dying" out.. as my dryers has. I'm hoping this helps because I really love this set

Hi all. What is the correct part number for this door seal? I have to replace the bellows on a 2018 Electrolux EFLS627uiw0. The part I have doesn't seem to fit in the outer shell channel correctly, and I don't want to finish the install is all if it is the wrong part. Your help is appreciated.

Very helpful video. Thanks!! How do I know the part number of the pump for my particular LG model (WT7300CW ABWEUUS)? I had a chat with a service rep who provide me a link to LG parts, but when I browsed the site and entered my LG washer model, there was no part # for the pump. Appreciate any info you can provide

Great stuff! Where do you get your replacement pump from?

Your video is fantastic. Followed your instructions on my Samsung WA54R7600AC/US and the job of replacing the suspension rods could not have been easier!

Just fixed my 9.5 year old WM3170CW model with this fix today. Much appreciated. The Amazon link is still the correct part.

I have my dishwasher on its side but don't see the black screws Help Please

My Combination LG Malfunction last night the, the drum was not moving the water remain on. I hit the power button,the LG would go off and come back on,the water stayed on.I had to kill the power and turn the water off to stop it. What could this be?

Great video. You may be able to save me a couple grand. Do you know what pump goes with model number WM3555HVA? Looking on the atlas appliance website, that pump doesn't go with that model number.

you know what happened with mine? the nut on the shaft came loose. it was giving the same code as a bad motor!

Is it possible to flush drain pump / drain pump filter. We just purchased a used LG washer and there was mold build up in the drain pump tubing.

What is an FE code mean. Pump issue as well?

Hi! I was hoping to find some advice. My old LG washer has been getting little bits of what look like corroded aluminum left in the drum after a wash?? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated❤

The springs were replaced on my washer 6 mo ago and it just started getting unbalanced again. Still going have to keep replacing the springs/suspension rods

I have the stackable dryer on top. Not sure if it's better to remove the dryer, and then be able to access the pump from the bottom of the washer, or leave the dryer where it is, and go in from the front of the washer?

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Great video. Thank you so much for sharing. I’m retired and on a fixed income so I have much more time than money. This helped me so much.

I did as in the video yet the pump still won’t come out…any advice?

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Looks easy

I completed a replacement of the drain pump in my LG washer using the method in this video and it went very well. You will probably see other videos that require you to open the entire front assembly and I would encourage you to try the method in this video first. It does require that you are able to tilt back the washer by about 60 degrees to get underneath, but if you can do that, you should be able to replace the drain pump using this method. One other note is that my drain pump assembly was not only affixed by three screws behind the pump filter (the ones he notes are missing in the video) but also by a plastic tab on the bottom (in the video he removes a screw in that same spot). Just know that the pump assembly may be held in place by this plastic tab which you can easily flex and thus remove the assembly.

Great video. My LG was a little different in that the entire bottom was covered with a white sheet of plastic but i was able to open it and install a pump from Amazon which cost 30 bucks. The biggest problem turned out to be the hose filled with grit. Thanks for this video.

I got mine stacked, so I just cut a big hole in the front because i cant tip it over without taking the dryer off, yeah i dont care, its an old washer anyway

I've got a top load LG which failed this way after 8 years and it's supposed to have a 10-year warranty on the motor and everything associated with it. have a 20 mi outside of Milwaukee and they consider that to be an unserviceable unwarrantied area. real God damn pain to get to it on a top load, gotta take it all apart

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Great video. Thanks very helpful. My wm is this one and is off balance. Thanks 🙏🏻👍🏻

First i have DE code and them a FE code what can i do.. thanks

as this video shows, it requires two pairs of hands to replace the inner spring. I've tried solo with spring clamps but they just go flying.

Are you laying the washer on its back?

LG should make those "shock absorbers" a proper pneumatic shock absorber. Those plastic shock absorbers are crap.

Can we use vaccum to suck direct from the Bottom hose?

Great ,short, to the point video! Thank you!

Are you kidding me. Lol

Going through the bottom is definitely the way to go.but on my machine the access hole at the bottom is more in the center and rear of the machine and away from the pump. I also had to drill a 3/8" hole under the round black filter element from the front of the machine in order to unscrew the lower front screw that holds the pump assembly in place. I also went back with a couple larger ty-raps instead of the larger hose clamp, as I couldn't work the old clamp on the larger hose back in place over the soft rubber drain hose. I imagine a radiator hose clamp would be better but it's 9 PM.right now and auto parts stores are closed. The old pump lasted eight years.

Quick note: check to make sure your drain hose isn’t stuffed too far down into the drain hole. We had our almost brand new machine stop draining. After troubleshooting various things we discovered the drain tube was stuffed so far down that it was pulling water back up into the machine and eventually caused the OE error. Simple fix

Very good, thanks mate

Where best to order for this sensor

I just did this repair - I had a different LG front loader, but the internals were pretty similar. $30 repair versus $800 for a new unit. Thanks for the video!

At 4:49 you can see another mounting point further in for fitting an extra shock absorber and the same extra mounting point will be found on the other side. Just leave the old shocks in place and fit new ones to the extra mounting points for really good results. Just a helpful tip for everyone.

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You evil genius!!!! I had pulled the whole thing apart the last time… now I see this!!! Btw, how long would you expand the drain pump to last before it needs to be replaced? I might soon be on this 2017 machine’s 3rd

I have done this, and there is not space inside to get to them with tools. I got half of them out, 3 missing. And I can move them a little bit, and then they are stuck. It's not like my washing machine is like the one in the video; there's a lot more components inside, not empty space like on this one. Stupid solution. Use bolts, washers, nuts and rubber washers. But "oh no, it has to be assembled in 15 seconds by an employee". Please tell me why a washing machine does not have detachable side panels. Really bad solution.