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Use this guide to replace the rotor position sensor in your LG front load washing machine.
The rotor position sensor is a Hall effect sensor that detects the primary motor's position, direction, and speed.
This guide will work for most LG front load washing machines. This guide is written with a model WM3050CW washer. If you have a different model, you may encounter some minor disassembly differences, but the overall repair process will be the same.
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Turn off the main water supply
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Unplug your washer
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Disconnect all water connections at the rear of your washer
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Remove the screw(s) securing the top panel brackets to the back panel.
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Slide the top panel towards the rear of the device to disconnect its clips.
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Use an impact driver to remove the 17 mm nut securing the rotor.
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Alternatively, you can use a wrench and a hammer to loosen the nut.
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Pull the rotor straight off the stator and drive shaft splines to remove it.
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Remove the screw(s) securing the motor harness clamps.
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Pull the stator off of the drum and flip it so its rear is facing upward.
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Pull the rotor position sensor connector straight out of its socket to disconnect it.
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Use your fingers to unclip the rotor position sensor from the stator.
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Pull the sensor away from the stator to completely unclip it.
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Remove the rotor position sensor.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
Take your e-waste to an R2 or e-Stewards certified recycler.
Repair didn’t go as planned? Ask our Answers community for help.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
Take your e-waste to an R2 or e-Stewards certified recycler.
Repair didn’t go as planned? Ask our Answers community for help.
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Thank you and your video, I was able to replace my motor rotor position sensor easily and avoided throwing away a good washer (8 years old), $700 for a new one, not to mention the damage to the environment. Need sockets, 17mm and 10mm. I recommend to test the resistance of the part(see Felix Techno Aid video), before installation to make sure the part is good. I want to acknowledge other good videos on this subject, Felix Techno Aid, Appliance Parts Pros.com, Repair Clinic.com and IFixit by Bill Gilbert. Thank you all for your videos.
I did not have to disconnect the water hoses or remove the top cover as shown in this video. I had lot of room in the laundry to move it around. This video is missing the step to show removal of the back panel to get access to the motor (before step 5).