LG WM3900HWA Wont Spin Le Error
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92%
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Motor Hall Effect Sensor
The Hall Effect sensor monitors the magnetic field of the rotor to provide RPM and position data to the control board. Mechanical vibrations and thermal cycling cause micro-fractures in the sensor's internal circuitry, leading to a loss of signal. Without this feedback, the machine's controller cannot verify motor movement and triggers the LE error to prevent stator overheating.
SKU: 6501KW2001A
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5%
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Wiring Harness (Stator to PCB)
Vibration fatigue at the connector housing on the stator can lead to pins backing out or wire fatigue. This breaks the continuity of the low-voltage DC signal required for the position sensor, simulating a motor lock-up.
SKU: EAD63290901
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3%
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Stator Assembly
While rare, an internal open circuit in one of the three copper windings will prevent the motor from achieving enough torque to overcome the inertia of the drum. This prevents the initial 'kick' required for rotation, resulting in the LE error.
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Motor Hall Effect Sensor.
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