You might try replacing the thermistor in the bottom of the outer tub. It's only a $6 part and pretty easy to do. Try cold only wash and see if it works. Also, try putting washer into test mode and run through each segment that it tests. Let us know results by commenting back pls
SOURCE: Will not spin at all.
also the factory has determined that the main board can cause all the problem as long as the water draining out it be the main board
SOURCE: Error code LE on front load LG washer
This is a motor fault code. Sometimes it can be just a communication error, in which case you can try unplugging the machine for 20 minutes and see if it clears the problem up. More likely it is a fault in the motor itself. The most likely culprit would be a defective hall sensor. I will attach a photo of the sensor for you to see what it looks like. To access and replace the hall sensor, you have to remove the rotor and stator at the motor. Before going to this trouble, try the unplugging thing first and also check the connector on the main control board. It is the red connector next to the heat sink
. Using a multimeter, check that the board is receiving a signal from the sensor. Hope this helps and best wishes.
SOURCE: LG WM-2277HW Front Load Washer. I am trying to remove the big nut
the best way is to have some one hold the drum from the front and turn the nut. it can also be done sometimes by turning the drum in the opposite direction and then pop it with the wrench. not the best way but it works.or you can hold the stator assy with one hand and tap your wrench with a hammer.i hope thia was helpful,would like to here how things worked out.
SOURCE: we have an LG front loading washer. We first
This could be a bad hall sensor or even a bad motor. The motor is warrantied for 7 years but, you need to call an LG authorized service center and provide proof of purchase.
SOURCE: The problem is that the
Hi.
E47 effectively means that the control module detects that the door switch is open, unless there are additional problem, this is rarely caused by electronic control module, and commonly caused by wiring to door lock or door lock itself.
The electronic control module is difficult to diagnose and expensive. Before replacing it it is better to perform an additional test checking that there is continuity between two contacts from lock switch wires going to control board when the door lock switch is closed, or checking that each wire has continuity from control board to door lock switch. An old style test was also performing a cycle with door lock switch contacts jumped.
If E47 is gone, check also the pressure switch. The pressure sensor is checked by control module before advancing to spin. E47 however indicates that the problem is door lock, wiring or electronic control. In your case either door latch or wiring.
Regards.
Ginko.
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