LG 6501KW2001A Sensor Assembly

I thought my LG was a gonner, but I found some really good YouTubes showing an LG machine exhibiting the exact same characteristic noises and symptoms. They showed how to replace the sensor, and to be honest it was not a difficult job, although it took about an hour all told due to the whole palaver of accessing the rear of the machine.Machine is now back to 100% operation, and saved a packet.

My £1000 washing machine wouldn't spin, wash or drain and this tiny plastic sensor fixed it completely - I must admit I didn't think it was just the sensor at fault - but it was - cost - £10 -. Fast delivery from the supplier.

Absolutely brilliant, it works well and easy to put in. It would have cost me around £300.00 if I had to get a man out and it only cost me £10.00 to purchase and nothing to fit it myself.

So far works perfectly.

Perfect, fixed drum not going into spin.

Very good product. Fitting it was a piece of cake and did the job.

I had to replace the motor sensor for my LG washing machine and was looking for a correct model; sensor was dispatched free of delivery cost on time; the only reason for giving 4 star was the cost of the sensor is little cheap elsewhere; but the product was good enough to do the job; before buying the product make sure the part number; there is at least 1 another product with serial number ending with 2002A.

Done the job.

Shipped right away, exactly as advertised and correct the grinding issue the washer motor was exhibiting. If you get the LE error and you hear the drum making a grinding noise and not spinning up to speed, spin the drum by hand, if it is smooth and no sound, chances are it's this simple sensor.

Facile da inserire ottimo prodotto.

Habe meine Waschmaschine repariert für 14€ 😉

produit conforme à la description et parfaitement compatible avec mon lave linge.

Great and cheap replacement part for my washer. I got the same model as the one that broke on my LG washer. How did I know this was the broken part, I honestly didn't know for sure other then what I gathered through some research on you tube videos. Basically my washer stopped spinning in one direction. It would spin one way but not the other, and when it did spin it had a loud humming noise.I said, well I can spend 50+ dollars on someone to tell me whats wrong then charge me even more for the parts and labor, or I can take the washer apart myself (you just need a bit of elbow grease and a very very small amount of brain memory) and get a 13 dollar part and fix it myself. 13 dollars later and some elbow grease, washer is working perfectly again. Just a tip, make sure you align the three notches from the part with the three notches on the washer first before you put this on because it can be a pain to try to take it off to put it on right. From what I have read if you don't get this thing put on properly , meaning aligning the notches correctly, you will still have issues with your washer spinning.