LG Front Load Washer LE Error code Repair Tutorial How To Fix

[@LorainFurnitureandAppliance]

Get this kit from us on either our website or Amazon! Our website: lorainfurniture.com/shop/appliance-parts/washer-dryer-parts/genuine-lg-front-load-washer-le-error-code-repair-kit-6501kw2002a-6877er1016m/ Amazon: www.amazon.com/dp/B0BH5BZDT1?ref=myi_title_dp

[@MultiMachinist]

Is this kit washer specific or works with any front load lg washer?

[@markpoynder4884]

Probably the best type of repair i've seen - in that no waffle, no slow mo of every screw being undone. I wish all tech videos were the same.

[@GaryGee-b4m]

My wife and I did exactly what you said and changed the Hall sensor and the harness. It worked! We aren’t appliance repair people but we took it slow and it works better than ever. Thanks.

[@davidmckay3748]

Did exactly as you said and our washing machine is now functioning perfectly. My thanks to you for this as I was down to my last clean pair of underwear. Besides that, my wife thinks I’m a genius for fixing it independently and not having to pay for a service call! All the best to you!!

[@emmanuelmorales2166]

😂 same!

[@kjointernational]

My husband and our handyman think I'm a genius! Hoorah!

[@victorduran2037]

Thank you so much! All the research I did before pointed at needing a new washing machine and I was ready to spend over $1,000. Weeks washing clothes daily for our kids, so there’s no option to not have a washing machine. Found your video and immediately bought the kit from you on Amazon. All the instructions were super clear and I had no issues doing it myself. Took me less than 20 min to do the work and now I feel I have a brand new machine. You saved me over 1,000 bucks. Thank you so much.

[@tomcoyan1730]

My wife was convinced we needed a new washer. After watching your video I thought "what the heck? $50 in parts from Amazon (which I could return if I had to) is worth a roll of the dice!" Sure enough, swapped the wiring harness and sensor, put everything back together, and BAM!, the thing works like new!! Thanks for saving me $950!!

[@taraschreiber1]

Before trying all this…you may want to just unplug the unit for a few minutes (I walked away for 5 minutes) as you are plugging in, press the “Play/Pause” looking button for 5 seconds. Doing those two things reset my washer, without having to get behind the unit or take anything apart. Same worked for my dryer two months ago too!! 🙌🏼

[@conspiracorn1437]

Yeah, when you perform a reset after an LE code in some cases its due to just simply over working/stuffing the machine. Break up your loads if you pack it heavy.

[@rochellexleigh]

THANK YOU!! After avoiding dealing with my washer I fixed it in 5 minutes haha

[@coltmarley7503]

This was very helpful! S ok glad I didn’t have to get a new part

[@kjointernational]

Thanks for posting this. I tried this out and it sadly didn't work so we got a new wire harness and it worked!

[@420isthename]

Life saver ty!!!

[@ncorn]

Part numbers that worked for me: Wiring harness: 6877ER1016H Hall sensor: 6501KW2002A You probably want to remove yours first to make sure it is the same. I splurged for the genuine LG parts, about $28 each on Amazon. Washer works great now!! Thank you very much for the video!

[@JoeyLyonsTheFuss]

I didn’t think this was going to work! Everytime I buy a little part and watch a KZbin video to fix an appliance it never works. But this guy absolutely nailed it. Our local LG repairman said it was going to be $600+ bc the LE error code is a really bad one. And that he’d have to order the parts from Korea blah blah blah. I told my wife, looks like we’re getting a new washer. But then I said let’s look just a little closer at the LE error code to see (on the off chance) if it’s something I can fix. Well… this video just saved us $500 and the hassle of hooking up a new washer! Ordered the part on Amazon, next day shipping, for $9, and it took 30 minutes to do all the work. Thank you!!!

[@jacekmadej34]

I hate scammer “repairman”. It’s just like the guy who had installed water filtration system in the house I bought for the previous owners. I called him and asked what kind of salt goes into the tanks, he told me “oh you can’t buy that, I have to drive down to the quarry in Gettysburg to get it, it’s only open for contractors, and nothing else will work” 😂 i said, “Right, definitely the case”

[@rickobrien7863]

The LE error code came up a week ago. I went down to Home Depot and purchased another washing machine for $1,001. The Home Depot rep suggested I look around KZbin for a possible fix as delivery wasn't for another 3 weeks. I found your video. Problem fixed for $12, and I canceled the order for a new machine yesterday. I feel like I got a $1,000 Xmas gift. Thank you so much for taking the time to film this and put it out to the public. Instructions are clear, easy to follow and detailed so you know what to order and the tools you need before getting started.

[@stepsofashaman...4283]

Spot on... fixed within 30 minutes. Dialed in... thank you. You even had the bolt sizes in the video. Right on! Literally 30 minutes for any guy that is mechanical. THANK YOU!

[@neilfossati64]

Changing out the hall sensor cleared my LE error and has me up and running again. $30 on Amazon, saved me a few hundred I’m sure if I would have called someone out. Thank you sir!!

[@nakulmohindar]

The most informative video. I checked the part number online and ordered one from Amazon for just about $25(CAD). I changed the sensor of my machine in literally 15mins after watching your video. Really very well explained. Thanks to you. I saved atleast a couple hundred dollars in labour. Cheers!!

[@BabAl-HaraEnglish4270]

Could you please tell me what is the name of this part

[@nakulmohindar]

@@BabAl-HaraEnglish4270 I had ordered from Amazon Canada. Brand - PartsBroz Product- 6501KW2002A Rotor Position Sensor Switch by PartsBroz - Compatible with LG Washers - Replaces AP4440680, 1268238, AH3529186, EA3529186, PS3529186 In my case the drum was not turning because this sensor was faulty. It was an easy fix.

[@AMC55555]

@@nakulmohindar thanks for the info. My lg top load stopped spinning. Going to check this as well

[@nakulmohindar]

@@AMC55555 I used this for front load. Not sure if it is the same part of the top load.

[@markeverett2300]

great help and you were spot on, I did not change the wire harness but the OEM sensor 6501KW2002A was about $27 out the door, thanks tons!

[@DaiLung]

You, my friend, are a rockstar!!! Thanks so much for such a detailed video. I only had to change the sensor and you saved me from calling a repairman who would charge about $130 just to walk in the house and then tell me he would need to come back because he does not have the part. I am sure he would say all the parts would need to be changed. Probably would be 2 weeks later and then charge me a total of $350+. Not only did you save me $$ but also wasted time at the laundry mat. Ordered the part from your link and done in 3 days.

[@thatswhatshesaid1812]

Spent $50 on Amazon for the sensor and harness. About 30 minutes to switch out parts, the new harness was a bit shorter. You saved me hundreds by not having to hire a repair man. Thank you for such a clear-cut video!

[@christopherrojas2396]

Link to where I can purchase part?

[@mrs.t7008]

I did it! Fixed my washer for $40 cdn. Cannot thank you enough! Followed your instructions to the letter. Excellent video.

[@dreysgarage1159]

Just followed this step by step. Took me about 15 min from start to finish. Only replaced the sensor (part# 6501KW2002A) for LG washer model WM3570HVA and it fixed the LE error! Thank you so much for the tutorial! The sensor was only $10 from Amazon and I'm sure it saved me hundreds of $$ from calling a repair man! Thanks again!

[@victorweinrich1115]

Thanks very much for including your LG Model # and the Part # of the Sensor that you used successfully. I have exactly the same model and I just ordered the same sensor, so that gives me some optimism that it is a correct part for my washer, and may actually fix the LE errors. I've also ordered a 6877ER1016F Multi-Wire Cable assembly, and I don't know if that is the right one, or not.

[@bryans2102]

Not only spot on but also sells them in a combo pack, didnt bother testing to see which was really bad as suggested. Just replaced both like he said and washer came right back to life. Now the wife is happy so im happy. Thank you very much!!

[@adamreide9036]

LG washer started showing an LE error and found your video. Great tutorial! Bought both parts from amazon for just over $40. Took about 20 minutes to repair following your instructions. Saved me a lot of money! Thanks again. Big fan!

[@brucesalisbury222]

Thank you for this great video! You did an excellent job explaining and showing what needed to get done in order to fix the LE error code. No life story behind it like some other content creators do. Just short, sweet and to the point. My hall sensor was bad. You saved me a lot of time and money and for that I am very grateful. The part was only $10 on Amazon shipped to my door the next day.

[@IvanKapor]

I didnt even think to check Amazon before buying the Hall (Rotor Position) Senor from my local appliance parts which ran about $45. I wanted a Genuine LG OEM part and all the ones i found on Amazon were off-brand. Genuine from online parts stores were $28ish but would have taken days to ship. Either way just like you, had a bad sensor which swapping out fixed the issue. Getting that main bearing nut off was a real pain.

[@ryanstanley4514]

I had a LE code. Thanks to this video, I was able to find and tighten a loose nut and fix my issue in 10 minutes! Y'all rock :)

[@cnrphotosGerdes]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!! We were able to find the parts for $60, by using your video, replace the parts ourselves, and the washer is back up and running!! We are so proud of ourselves. A repair person would have been $150 just to get them to look at it and give us an estimate. I'm assuming it would have been over $300 for them to do the work. However, when I first ordered the harness through Sears parts direct, they sent me only a piece of the harness and not the complete harness. I was unable to return the partial harness, however the process was definitely worth doing ourselves, even with this mistake. Keep sharing your knowledge. You are really helping people and hopefully keeping appliances out of the landfill. 😊

[@paulvandermeulen2962]

This is not Pieter; it's his wife, Natascha. Yes, I fixed it!!! Thank you, thank you, for an excellent video with clear instructions. The hardest part was cleaning the filthy floor under/behind the washer before getting started :) Don't know if it was the Hall sensor or the wiring harness, but I replaced both, for $47.68. I would add that six years ago, our then 7-year old washer had an LE error, and LG insisted the whole motor needed replacing, for well over $300. And yes, we paid them... Now it happened again. LG wanted $402.50 to fix it this time!!! The schmucks! Take that, LG service, I'm never calling you crooks again. One thing that caused me a bit of trouble, was removing the central 17mm bolt. Jerking with the socket wrench didn't loosen it. So I used a pair of garden clippers, the edge of the curved blade fit nicely into the slots in the motor, and let me brace it with one hand, while using the wrench with the other. Again, many thanks for the video!

[@carolgermanoski5739]

This video was so informative and easy to follow. Parts came in 2 days and took 1/2 hr to fix My husband watched while I changed the parts🙂 Thank you!

[@ironmule4254]

Where did you get the parts?

[@DaveRasmuson]

Thanks! Precise and to the point - no wasted time with life history etc. I had the LE code, watched your video, got the parts, followed your excellent directions and now my washer is back up and running.

[@joanfranzino5606]

Watched this video, and bought the part from you guys via your link. Arrived in 2 days! You just saved me a buttload of money and taught me how to fix my own washing machine. Thank you so much!

[@karangondara]

Thank you, Thank you and Thank you!! I ordered the Hall Sensor (OEM) for ~$22 from Amazon, replaced it following your instructions and boom, it worked!! I contacted LG authorized service person and he quoted $220 + $65 (Travel) if the issue is not with the motor and if the issue is with the Motor then $160+$65. Can't thank you enough for this great video! I had LG Washer : lg wm4270hva Was getting LE error code

[@johndonato6844]

Another awesome video! I pulled the short harness and did a pin to pin test, found 1 broken wire (blue) and 2 imminent failures. This was right at the plastic anchor clamp near the drum. 3 Crimp connectors later, I have a working machine. I have ordered the harness from Lorain Furniture because YOU have done the leg work and shared it with us. Thank you for what you do!

[@stephensuter5016]

I want to TRULY thank you for this video and your clear explanation to assess and repair the machine. We encountered this problem after a "heavy" load and we could not clear the error. Finding your explanation and video saved us time and MONEY. We did order the parts directly from the mfgr as it seemed the quickest and most expedient and replaced both the harness and the sensor. It now works like new again. THANK YOU AGAIN for providing me with a solution.

[@CarrotHawk]

Followed this guys beginning to end and my washer is working again! Thank you so much for taking time to make this video and help families like ours. Blessings!

[@WillN2Go1]

Thank you! I ordered a new Hall sensor because it was only $30. The plates on the stator had some rust, especially on the bottom, so I brushed them off with a wire brush, gave them a spray of WD 40, wiped down the Rotor magnets, gave them a spray. Whole job took an hour, but add another hour to go buy new hoses. The cold water was leaking right at the machine. I suspect that some of the drips got into the rotor/stator causing the rust. Not sure if the rust was the problem or the hall sensor. Works great. Really appreciate the instructions. Now let's see if I can send you a few bucks for being so helpful.

[@Giorgiot70]

Thank you, thank you, thank you so much, I fixed my washer in one day. I ordered the sensor on Amazon and replaced in 15 minutes, only $ 10.

[@KathrynONeill]

Just watched this video a few days ago, ordered the parts and my machine is up and running! Awesome video. I repaired and my husband handed me the tools. Carol Germanoski inspired me. Thank you!!

[@Osegonz]

Had plumbing issue and the plumber turned off the water supply, You are literally the only video that said check to see if your water is on and I THANK YOU.

[@robyorke2471]

Best repair video ever! I don't want to see a guy remove eight bolts: after the first, I get it. Excellent commentary, with tips to keep us amateurs on the right track. If I was asked to edit this video, I would not have added anything nor would I have taken anything out. Thnk You!!

[@xohhmandy]

So glad I found your video! Saved me hundreds of dollars. I did have a hard time removing the center bolt, no matter how hard I tried to pop it loose it wouldn't budge. I ended up placing the ratchet facing 9 o'clock, held the drum still with my hand, and used a hammer to gently hit the ratchet in a downward direction. Seemed to pop the bolt loose pretty easily. Everything else was pretty simple. Thanks again!

[@marycouto4170]

I've tried this and my bolt still won't come off ☹️

[@dyl-sean3376]

Thanks sir, you saved me alot of headache. It cost me $80, plus about 1 hr of work, and it's running again. Now to start making a dent in my pile of laundry..

[@bobmattice4600]

I followed your instructions to the T and bam. Working again like a charm. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. This fix cost me $44.00 rather than a couple hundred or more I’m sure. Thank you. Thank you. 🙏🏻👍🏻

[@dialdude]

Awesome. Here, 4 years later, your video helped me repair my washer easily. Great info. Thanks again.

[@Hullzyfx]

Spot on! This video was beyond helpful!!! Explained quickly and clearly, easy to follow. Tried to save a few bucks by only buying one of the parts against his advice. Turned out the hall sensor was faulty so delayed my repair for 5 additional days waiting for a new one. Should have replaced both the first time and saved some grief. Wish I could like this video 1000 times! Thank You!!!

[@jtslimited876]

I’d like to report yet another success story! Thank you for the holiday gift of an operational washing machine!!! The necessary repair was simple with this video as a guide. I highly recommend a view to anyone experiencing the LE error condition with their LG washer.

[@joemerone5946]

Thank you! Worked like a charm. I didn’t want to short change it so replaced both the sensor and wiring harness. $75 in parts beats a new machine any day. I owe you.

[@Brighamdoc]

Thanks so so much My wife had a repair guy come and after two visits it still didn't work I just put a new sensor and harness in and...... WORKING!!!! LE error gone You sir are the Man

[@jweebs1986]

I followed your video and was able to repair my machine! Thank you! A couple of observations: The rotor took a LOT more shimmying to remove than I expected after watching the video. The stator was also quite a bit heavier than I anticipated.

[@TheRampage303]

Best video on this topic by far. We’re clueless with appliances and this was an easy fix because of the great specific instructions. Turned a $$$ technician’s visit into $11 for a sensor. Fixed the LE error on our WM4270HVA.

[@rasmusuhre89]

I cannot thank you enough. Followed this guide and changed the hall sensor. Fixed our washing machine. Thank you so much!!!

[@tommartin3216]

What a life saver you have been! A heartfelt THANK YOU for this video and your clear assessment of the issue and instructions on fixing it. This is when I value the power of the internet with sharing information like this. Yay!! 🎉

[@carloslemus8187]

Thank you for the clear and concise tutorial. My 12 year old washer drum seized on me with an LE error on a Sunday morning. After watching your video, I ordered a wire harness and a rotor position sensor on Amazon and I was able to fix my washer after work on Wednesday afternoon. Family and friends said I got my monies worth on the washer and suggested I buy a new one. Well, you saved me hundreds (almost a thousand dollars) with $45 worth of parts. Thank you so much!!

[@daveorear9275]

This video saved me at least 400 bucks. I replaced the sensor clearing the code and my wife is back washing, haha. Thanks very much.

[@gangluo5684]

This is so easy and accurate to follow, worked like a charm. I almost decided to buy a new machine, but this $10 part saved me! Thanks a ton!

[@berniepiazza120]

I was about to call LG to repair and decided to do a Google search first. So happy I found this video. I ordered the parts directly through the LG website and the repair was easy following this excellent tutorial. Thank you so much!! Not sure if the harness or hall sensor was the culprit so I will keep both used parts for now. BTW, we're pretty sure the LE error was caused by overloading the washer, especially with very big towels. We will be extra cautious next time.

[@colettesoderburg80]

EXCELLENT Video! My washer is displaying the LE code right now. I have an appt scheduled for 2 days from now. I'll be curious to see what the tech does to my machine. Seeing this video really helps me be aware of whether or not the tech will know what he is doing! THANKS!!

[@stevemarteness9675]

watched this video, bought the part from lorainfurniture and now have the machine back up and running. Thanks for the great video and instructions

[@mikesd0t]

Not all heroes wear capes!!! Thanks for the parts and the tutorial... Saved me time and money!!!

[@sickofgovwaste]

One of the best DiY videos I've ever seen--great work, narration, and editing!

[@ncorn]

Thank you very very much! Our local repair guy charged $100 to tell me the motor was burned out and we needed a new washer. Your video made it very clear how to disassemble. I ordered a new hall effect sensor and wiring harness (thanks Amazon!), installed them, and my washer works like new again! The hall sensor part number is on the hall sensor. The wiring harness part number was on a green tag and ends with 2061005. That was enough to choose between the two LG harnesses I found on Amazon. Thank you!

[@silvanaribeiro8168]

Thanks for the info about where to find the part numbers.

[@stever.9925]

I replaced the sensor, and the LE error became intermittent. I disconnected all harness connections and reconnected them, I had the same problem. I then replaced the harness, and the unit works like a charm. The harness showed NO evidence of damage. Must have been internal. My washer: WM2501HVA Sensor: 6501KW2002A Harness: 6877ER1016F Thank you for a great video.

[@mainframekevin]

Thank you for this video!!! Ordered a new hall sensor for $10. Tested the continuity on the wire harness and all was good. Replaced the sensor only and the washer is operational again.

[@Eskamosesmalone]

This was clutch! Only repaired the sensor part since it was going to take a week more to get the cable. The sensor replacement was easy with your video. Went from planning to spend $600 on a new washer to a $14 fix!

[@yojroz]

Did all the steps in this video and it worked! Washer is running again. Thanks for the help!

[@christinagraham2754]

Your wonderful video just saved this single gal HUNDREDS of dollars! After having a battle royale with a terrible appliance repair company (I know they are not all bad), I ended up fixing it MYSELF! (thanks to your easy to follow, helpful video!) The only thing I will add, is that mine JUST ended up being a bad hall sensor, which I purchased for $17! I also purchased the new stator assembly and motor harness, but will be returning them both since the new hall sensor did the trick, on my old stator assembly! Thanks so very much again! GIRL POWER!!! (with the help of your great video!) And...2 loads of laundry done so far, and working like a charm!

[@kjointernational]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! This totally worked. I am so so grateful, my family and business just saved another purchase of a new machine. Note: You can find the model wire harness you need on the one in the machine. It will have a model number and even a QR code (though hard to scan). I initially ordered the wrong model for our stacking LG machine and found out this way. I also ordered directly from LG and they never shipped it so I bought it from a Sears Appliance site. That worked well!

[@ballen3645]

Thanks so much for this! I just fixed mine in about an hour with the $12 replacement sensor from Amazon. My wiring harness looked good so I didn't bother replacing it. Ran a couple loads through the wash now and seems to be working great.

[@Shafy7]

Hello. Thank you so much for this. I had the same issue. I live in dubai. The 3rd party repair guy asked me 600 AED saying the drum was gone. Then I thought let’s try this. Ordered the parts from Amazon. (Uk) Fixed the hall sensor but couldn’t fix the cable I ordered. As the cable goes all the way in there is no in between connection. So just fixed the hall sensor. Now working perfecting. Thank you.

[@jayhendrix3702]

Ordered hall sensor and wire harness. Your instructions were easy to follow and the fix worked like a charm!

[@charlottemosesbelanger8200]

Thank you so much for this very clear and instructive video! Bought the parts on Amazon. Saved us a lot of trouble and worked perfectly. Thanks again :)

[@gergermermer]

I want to take the time to Thank you for the video!!! It's clear and super easy to follow. Same with many of the ppl commented here, I only needed to repair the hall sensor. Saved me $ and hassle needing to call repairman. Mine is a 7yr old LG washer WM3570HWA with the LE error msg. The hardest part was removing the center bolt. Other than that, everything else was easy.

[@BrianPatrick8675309]

Thank you for your guidance! Turned out replacing the Hall sensor (rotation position sensor) was the issue alone. So grateful!

[@mikenulph3526]

Excellent video and easy to follow. Thank you for sharing. A clip on my hall sensor broke off so it was not seated properly. Two day delivery, 45 minute disassemble, repair and reassembly and it worked like new. Much appreciated.

[@corysweat9378]

Bought both wire harness and hall sensor, wire harness looked fine so I just replaced the hall sensor. Works like a charm now, i will be returning the new harnesses. THANK YOU!

[@ralphpuertas1402]

Great video. Bought the parts. Did the repair as instructed. Machine worked great. Guessing you saved me hundreds of dollars. Thanks.

[@chrisdouglas226]

Thank you! With your video as a guide, I replaced the sensor to fix the issue. I especially appreciated the info on the bolt sizes, let me get straight to work.

[@carlklister]

Thanks for posting this. An excellent video, concise and very informative. I just completed the repair and (so far) the washer is happily at work in the basement.

[@carltuzza8076]

I want to thank you for your instructions, we saved hundreds on a repair service as I ordered the Hall sensor and wiring harness and only spent $50 with shipping & I actually did the work myself and it works, again great job!

[@sadimuntasir3638]

Hi Carl, where did you get the parts? Do you have the part number for the wire harness and r hull sensor?

[@MarkSemsel]

LG Representative: This is a complex repair, and it is probably best to call a professional Lorain Furniture: You can fix this in about 5 minutes. Once again, another fantastic how-to video. I had to replace the bearings, rotor, stator and harness on my LG, and was able to do it all with the help of your videos. Saved some money, learned some things, and felt a great sense of accomplishment. Thank you again!

[@thomaswilliams1977]

This did the trick for me as well. I ordered the parts from the link in the description. Thank you very much for saving me hundreds on a repair tech!

[@JbboscoHotmail]

Thank you so much, a perfectly edited video, and your fix for the problem I experienced worked great. Some minor issues - the sensor I ordered, part 6501KW2002A, was not the one in my LG WM2032HW, which had part number 6501KW2002B. The B sensor had only one clip on the side opposite of the connector instead of two, and only two of the pin holes on the B sensor were U-shaped, whereas the A sensor had 3 U-shaped pin holes. The harness I ordered, 6877ER1016B (which was the cheapest one on Amazon) was an exact match to what was in the washer, so I took another chance and gave the new harness connector a shove (square peg in a U-shaped hole) and made it work. So I recommend to folks that they remove the harness and sensor FIRST to get the actual part numbers before ordering new parts. If I ordered wire harness 6877ER1016M as recommended, it may not have worked at all, or may have worked perfectly. Who knows. YMMV. I'm just thankful that guys like you make videos like this for DIYers like me.

[@JbboscoHotmail]

Well, the error came back today after my wife tried to run a load of sheets. I'm really second-guessing the hall sensor situation. I ran a rinse and spin cycle, and the error came back after a few minutes. So I drained the water out, saw a lot of black suit at first (better than the last time when the drain hose was completely plugged with sand and took forever to get cleared out) , closed the water spigots during the rinse cycle as I was draining it, and right before the rinse cycle ended I turned the cold water spigot back on it and got through the cycle successfully. By the end, nothing but clean water was draining out. So now I'm washing ONE sheet instead of the whole load, and we're going to be cautious about overloading our 20 year old washing machine with a suspect hall sensor. Glad I didn't throw away the OEM part, it may save me if it happens again (50/50 chance I guess). I really don't know what I'd end up with if I tried to byuy another hall sensor, even from your store. Maybe I can send you photos so we can compare (if it goes LE again)...

[@paulortmann8561]

This worked perfectly! Thank you so much for an excellent video. I started and stopped it along the way as I completed this repair. Everything went exactly as described and my washer is back in business! Thanks again!

[@jennifernielson5868]

Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video! The instructions were easy to follow, and it was as easy as you made it look.

[@emilypomfrey5301]

Best appliance repair video by leaps and bounds! thanks so much. Coincidentally I started getting the LE error code a few weeks after needing to replace my cold water intake valve. Betcha a quarter it's the same issue as with the machine in this video. 5 stars!

[@shawn6107]

You’re the bomb brother! This fixed our washer. Wish I had seen where I could buy the kit from you below the video before I scoured the internet and waited a week for parts. Thanks for the help!

[@abacanabanana]

Thank you. It worked! I put red loctite and used an impact wrench to tighten the final bolt. Good luck to the next person!

[@daronrodriguez4094]

Ordered the parts last week. Came in this morning, watched your vid again and boom! Washer is working and saved me around $350.

[@Funkytown_ed]

Thanks, ordered the part from you. Got it tonight, went on just like you said. You saved me the price of a new washer and washer is working great 👍🏼 👍🏼 Thanks man!

[@davetib]

Dude! You Rock!! Thank you very much for this great video. I bought a new wiring harness and Hall sensor. About 30 bucks for both parts. Less than an hour later we're back in business.

[@AYA-Art17]

Thank you! Did exactly what you did and got my washer back working again. Changed both parts as advised and it worked like a charm!!!

[@imagineer1955]

Thank you so much! I had the LE error and it was a simple project to replace the Hall sensor. $8 on Amazon and washer works perfectly now.

[@roberthenderson392]

Do you have a link for these parts by chance

[@algaryeung]

My LG wm2233cu threw an LE code and the drum wouldn't spin. Followed these instructions to a T to replace the sensor, made the job so much easier!

[@davidgeorge6253]

Tried a bunch of stuff before I switched out my hall sensor. Washer working fine immediately thereafter! THanks again. $10 part from amazon.

[@Atlas1971]

Couldn't find the wire harness so I went with just the hall sensor. I did a visual inspection of the harness and didn't see any issues. Doing my test run now. Great video! Thanks!

[@bozak2320]

Decent tutorial, thanks. However, you skipped an easy first step which could also cause an LE error. That is integrity of the spin bearing + rotation. This can easily be checked by turning the inner basket by hand to check for grinding, or possibly a trapped garment between the 2 drums. Also, grabbing the inner backet outer rim @ 12 & 6 then @ 9 & 3 o'clock positions, and rocking back and forth to check for play. Lastly, as I recall..you didn't bother to mention to check the rotor for cracked magnets + the spines, if they're worn out this is also a problem. Cheers!

[@Traillab71]

My LG had the same problem - Broken Wire! In that lower motor harness. The red wire going to the Hall Sensor. Used a multimeter and checked for continuity in the harness and sure enough snapped the red one right at the zip tie holding it to the body of the machine before it goes to the tub. Thanks for the video! It seemed everyone else online jumps to replace the Hall sensor (so did I).

[@Bsloga]

Great practical videos like this make yourube great and promote this business in Lorain,Ohio and beyond. Saved hundreds! Thank you sir.

[@Snatchycakes]

Great video. Saved me having to have someone come out and take a look or go through warranty stuff. Ordered the repair kit from your website and my washer is back up and running. Thanks for sharing this knowledge!

[@fredeefredify]

What parts please?

[@Snatchycakes]

@@fredeefredify All the parts are listed in the video description.

[@KaushalModi]

Thank you! I replaced just the Hall sensor, and that fixed the LE error for me. The cable looked perfectly fine to me.

[@Ahriadne]

They said it’d cost $1000 and charged $100 for diagnosing. I found this video and the part cost $10. Easy to install saved is $1000 thank you c:

[@adamnelson55]

Thank you Sir! With your video I was able to fix my wash machine for $20. God bless!

[@DYIGuy24601]

Thank you for the helpful video! Direct and to the point, no BS. The magnetized rotor was on it really good on mine, I had to use quite a bit of power and twisting and turning motion to finally break it free. Otherwise, everything else was smooth sailing. I also brought the 2 parts separately ($75) rather than as a package ($100), it saves some money, which I gave back to the content creators. It also allow me to return the part I didn't need. If you are a pro, I see the benefits of having spares, but for DIYer like me, I will most likely misplace it over time or forgot I even had this and end up buying another one anyways!