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LG Washer Hall Senor Location

Posted on July 17, 2011

LG Hall Sensor 6501KW2002A Location

The hall sensor (6501KW2002A) on the LG front load washing machines is located on the bottom back side of the stator.  Unplug the washer, then to access it you have to remove the back panel of the washer, remove the rotor (single large bolt), then remove the stator (6 smaller bolts), unplug the two connectors and remove the ground and you can pull the stator off to access the hall sensor.  The hall sensor just clips on, so you just have to unclip the old one and clip on the new one.

The Hall Sensor is a Rotor Position Sensor (RPS), it tells the computer what position the rotor is in.  The computer uses this to see how fast the drum is spinning along with other things.  When the Hall Sensor goes bad, it will commonly give an LE error (Locked Rotor error) on the washer.  When the sensor goes bad it can cause the drum not to drum properly and even make the washer make some strange growling noises.

If you have any questions, post them in the comments below.  If you need to purchase a Hall Sensor for your LG washer, visit the link below.

Hall Sensor – 6501KW2002A

3 Thoughts on "LG Washer Hall Senor Location"

  1. Kelly Posted on October 2, 2011

    That must be what the noise has been. This should lead me in the right direction. LG isn’t my strength, thanks =)

  2. Jean Posted on October 26, 2013

    I just replaced this part 2 months ago, and my washer worked great again. Last week the LE message came up again. What is going on? When I pulled the rotor and stator off this morning I notice there is leakage around the rotor hub from the tub. Could this be wrecking the sensor?

    • Ryan Posted on October 27, 2013

      It sounds like you bad tub bearings and seal that are leaking water through the back of the tub. Yes moisture getting on electronics will ruin them quickly.

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