LG WM2487H Front Load Washer "balance sensor washing machines" Questions

balance sensor. One of the things I have noticed is when the installers deliver and set up the washers, they get a little too rough and cause a dent in the rear panel of the washer. In the rear panel,

...balance issue (UE error). If this code is not coming up then the machine thinks it is balanced when it really isn't. This means that either the hall sensor is sending out incorrect data or the main ...

...balance of the tub..if the load starts getting unbalanced the hall sensor will tell the motor controller to slow the speed down... most likely this is your problem.... good luck please vote i have LG ...

...this device is a white plasetic device called a hall sensor that measures the spped and balance of unit if unit starts getting out of balance the hall sensor will slow machine down.... good luck to ...

...likely, you have a problem with the balance ball sensor in the back of the unit if it so equipped. It is located in the back of the unit and will require an LG qualified tech to see what's going

...sensor,switch on a LG laundry washer? machine is constantly going ua,unbalanced. machine needs to be level.so it cant rock side to side or front to back adj feet .when u load machine put half in and ...

...sensor, but more likely have an off balance or very heavy load which you were trying to spin at a high speed. For heavy / bulky items, use the low spin speed. After the cycle, you can power the ...

...washing a rug which caused the machine to become unbalanced and start banging. The drum stopped turning and then the machine turned off and won't turn back on. Please help! I have checked the outlet ...

...balance causing excessive vibration when spinning. IE This means that the washer has not filled with water in 8 minutes. LE This means that the motor and the control panel are not talking to each ...

the drum and sometimes will cause an unbalanced load. If your problem is not a simple loading issue, it could be the balance sensor, loose wiring, or possibly the main control board. I hope this helps