LG Direct Drive washing machine WM2301HR making noise... rotor position sensor failed $15 fixed!
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- When I plugged it in after sitting dormant for a few months after a move the digital readout initially said LE which states for motor locked. eventually the drum turned bit made awfull noises
that sound like wiped bearings, but is actually caused by the motor control board missing it's feedback from the hall effect sensor.
as you will see, this washer is a robust machine, the bearings are fine and the motor control board is working, otherwise the drum would not spin at all ..
somehow the hall effect sensor failed...and with a little observation...and a few sockets, the washing machine is fixed and back to peak operating condition.
For LG Washer Rotor Position Hall Sensor Switch Part # PR0860444PALG770 on ebay for $14.07 including taxes received in less than 48 hours!
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Hola amigo. Buen video, bien explicado. Es como enseñarle a un niño cuántas son 2+2. Gracias. Me ha servido de mucho, pues he reparado mi lavadora sin muchos calentamientos de cabeza.Un saludo: 🤝
Hola amigo! Muchas gracias! Supper happy you found something useful in my video. Great job fixing your machine. Mine is still running strong. No issues as of yet 😄 Thanks again and best regards 🙏😎 STOC
Yea, definitely a driver issue, sounds like it is fighting against itself. (Felt it that way after looking deeper into the title/description of the video) 🤣🤣🤣😂
What part was that? I have that exact same model it's making really loud noise after a friend did it oversized load.
For LG Washer
Rotor Position Hall
Sensor Switch Part #
PR0860444PALG770. I found it for $13.55 online with free shipping.
@@seancallaghan1121 an oversized load is literally the best way to kill an direct drive motors machine type
Could it bee that the dampings are kinda broken?
Because it shouldn't swing that strong.
That is a good comment. It is an old washer and would probably benefit from new dampers. I will look them up and maybe do a video of replacing them. Thank you again, I really appreciate your advice :)
Also did you keep the foam plug to put back in for moving? Manual says to keep that foam plug so it doesn’t move all over the place
Unfortunately no foam plug for the move...I honestly never though I would have to move it. I still need to go back in and check all the stabilizers for proper connection and/or damage. I appreciate you commenting and reminding everyone to keep that foam plug just in case. Cheers 😎 STOC
Sure no prob,
What was that part u bought called and why didn’t u show us how to put it on ??
Good question :). The part number is in the description and it was too cramped to video the actual replacement so here's a link to see how it's done. ruclips.net/video/Hc8lM3B05n0/видео.html. Thanks for watching 😎 STOC
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I'm sorry I'm not sure how to answer your question. Maybe you can be more specific? I will help in anyway I can :)
Spider arm connected to the drum is broken or cracked it needs to get replaced seeing the manufacturing date on the outer drum in the back it’s already 13 years old the spider arm corrodes and breaks from the detergent and water most if not all front load washer are like this!
all what you said is fake, there's no problems with spider. it was just the hall sensor problem 😐😐
Thanks for the feedback :). I will keep an eye out for this problem...so far it's working great!
Are the Direct Drive good from the conventional ones??????
If the arm is corroded its because theres a leak in the machine, youll see much more rusting when he opens it up.
@@Maddlri have a LG front-loader direct drive washer thats 13 years old, been used 3 times a week and the hall sensor just died on it, $10 fix and its like new again.
Bad bearing brother. that model is one of the worst for that happening and your machine is missing a shock absorber on the rear side.
Thank you for the feedback! I will look into that missing shock absorber . May be the reason it walks Soo much... fyi it's still operating perfect!😎👍
The shock absorber is there, you can see it at 7:04
@@deleqtronica8733 thank you for your advice and commenting. I haven't had a chance to open it back up to fix the shock absorber yet. It does still walk really bad... probably because the building is not level😅
@@SundryTalesOfConstance79WESTYglad its atleast still running for you lol thanks for taking the time to upload this, i have a 13 year old front-loader LG as well and just did a hall-sensor replacement and have went down a rabbit hole on LG washer repairs, always learning something new with this washer! Hopefully you can get your issues figured out!
@@deleqtronica8733 Yabsolutely D! I am proud my video has helped in any way. So far the washer is still working without any issue. I would rather try to fix something myself first. As you know, age breaks parts...I'm sure I will need to fix this unit again for something...and I'm sure I will dive into RUclips to find a fix. I'm glad people share their knowledge and I'm happy to share my experiences as they happen. Thanks again for your kind words and advice. With warmest personal regards. Dan aka STOC 👍😎.
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I am unclear of your comment and hope you could please explain in more detail please 👍😎 STOC
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Sorry no music because of copywrites 👍😎