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LE Error on LG WT1201CV Top Load Washer (And I don't think it's the hall sensor)
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Hi Everyone,
I've got a bit of a weird one here. I have an LG WT1201CV top load washer. Last summer, we started getting an "LE" error on every second load. I looked up some info and I replaced the hall sensor. Things seemed to get better for a while, with only the occasional LE error. When the error would initially happen, it was usually before the high speed spin at the end of the cycle.
A couple days ago, I can't run the thing at all. I get LE during the load sensing stage, right before the machine should start filling and spinning the tub.
Here's what I have tried:
-Went into diagnostic mode. Everything seems to work fine up until the high speed spin setting, then it reverts to "LE." -The tub seems to spin freely on its own by hand. Doesn't make a noise and doesn't feel stuck or seized -The hall sensor passes the Ohms test (I get resistance on terminals 1 to 5 and 2 to 5) -The hall sensor is putting out 10 VDC, cycling on and off as you turn the tub (like its supposed to, I think). Should it go right to zero? -The board seems to be supplying 15 DCV to the hall sensor, so I think the board is doing its job -I inspected the rotor and there are no broken or cracked magnets -The stator reads resistance across all terminals
What the heck is going on?!
I repaired restaurant equipment for 5 years, so I have some working knowledge of appliances and how to troubleshoot, but this is stumping me! All the individual components seem fine but I still can't run the darn thing. I kinda want to say it's the board, but I don't want to spend the money on being wrong.
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!
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