GruDawu 6501KW2002A 6501KW2002B

GruDawu 6501KW2002A 6501KW2002B Washing Machine Motor Hall Sensor Instruction Manual

For LG and Kenmore Pulsator Washing Machines

1. Introduction

This manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, operation, and troubleshooting of the GruDawu 6501KW2002A 6501KW2002B Washing Machine Motor Hall Sensor. This component is designed to replace original parts in compatible LG and Kenmore pulsator washing machines, restoring proper functionality.

2. Product Overview

The 6501KW2002A 6501KW2002B Motor Hall Sensor is a critical component in your washing machine's motor system. It detects the rotational position of the motor's rotor in real-time. This information is essential for the washing machine's control board to accurately manage the motor's speed, direction, and overall washing cycle, ensuring efficient operation and preventing issues such as improper agitation or spinning.

Front view of the GruDawu 6501KW2002A 6501KW2002B Washing Machine Motor Hall Sensor

Figure 1: Front view of the 6501KW2002A 6501KW2002B Motor Hall Sensor. This image shows the white plastic housing with the part number visible.

Back view of the GruDawu 6501KW2002A 6501KW2002B Washing Machine Motor Hall Sensor

Figure 2: Back view of the sensor, showing the encapsulated electronic components.

3. Compatibility

This sensor is compatible with various LG and Kenmore washing machine models. It replaces part numbers AP4440680, 1268238, AH3529186, EA3529186, and PS3529186.

Compatible LG Models include:

  • F1201FD, F1305FDM, WM0532HW, WM2032HW, WM2233HD, WM2233HS, WM2455HG, WM2455HW, WM2487HRM, WM2688HNM, WM3677HW, WM2277HB, WM2077CW, WM2075CW, WM1832CW, WM2432HW, WD12430RDG, WM3875HVCA, WM2496HWM, WD13517BDA, WD13513BDM, WM2688HNMA, WM2032HS, WD13517BDM, WM2601HL, WD12520BDM, WM2601HW, WD12526BDM, WD13276BDM, WM2277HB, T1309ADFH, WM2701HV, WM2801HRA, T1309ADFN, WT5101HV, WT5101HW, F1459FDS3, WM2277HS, WM2442HW, WM2801HWA, WM3875HWCA, D13513RDA, WD11581BDK, WD11581BDP, F1201FD1, WD11588BDK, F1314FDS1, F1314FDS2, WM2233HU, WD11270RD
  • F1264FD, F1264FD8, F1267FDX, F1267FDY, F1271FD, 29272, 29278, 29472, 29478, 31522, 31523, 40272, 40318, 40441, 40448, 40512, 40518, 41022, 41028, WM0532HW, WM1832CW, WM2016CW, WM2301HR, WM2455HG, WM2801HWA, WM3050CW, WM3170CW, WM3370HWA, WM3570HWA, WM3575CW, WM4270HVA, WM4270HWA, WM8000HVA, WM8500HVA

Compatible Kenmore Models include:

  • 796.28862700, 796.28869700, 796.29872700, 796.29877700, 796.31522210, 79629002000, 79629002010, 79629272000, 79629272010, 79629272900, 79629278000, 79629278010, 796.28862700, 796.28869700, 796.29872700, 796.29877700, 796.31522210, 796.31523210, 796.31622310, 796.40441900796.29002000, 79629002010, 79629272000, 79629272900, 79629278000, 79629278010

Always verify compatibility with your specific washing machine model before installation.

4. Installation Instructions

WARNING: Before attempting any repairs, always disconnect your washing machine from the power supply to prevent electric shock. It is recommended to consult a qualified technician if you are unsure about any steps.

  1. Preparation: Ensure the washing machine is unplugged and the water supply is turned off. Move the machine to an area with sufficient space to work.
  2. Access the Motor: Depending on your washing machine model, you may need to remove the back panel or tilt the machine to access the motor assembly. Refer to your washing machine's specific service manual for detailed access instructions.
  3. Locate the Old Sensor: The Hall sensor is typically located near the motor's rotor, often attached to the stator assembly. It will have electrical wires connected to it.
  4. Disconnect Wiring: Carefully disconnect the electrical connector from the old sensor. Note the orientation of the connector if it's not keyed.
  5. Remove Old Sensor: Unfasten any screws or clips holding the old sensor in place and carefully remove it from the motor assembly.
  6. Install New Sensor: Position the new GruDawu 6501KW2002A 6501KW2002B sensor in the same location and orientation as the old one. Secure it with the original screws or clips.
  7. Close-up view of the Hall sensor installed within a washing machine motor stator assembly, showing electrical connections.

    Figure 3: The Hall sensor correctly installed within the washing machine motor. Observe the secure fit and electrical connection.

  8. Connect Wiring: Reconnect the electrical connector to the new sensor, ensuring a firm and proper connection.
  9. A hand carefully installing the Hall sensor into the washing machine motor, highlighting the precise placement required.

    Figure 4: Demonstrates the process of installing the sensor into the motor assembly. Ensure proper alignment and seating.

  10. Reassemble: Reattach any panels or components that were removed to access the motor.
  11. Test: Plug the washing machine back into the power supply and turn on the water. Run a short test cycle to ensure the machine operates correctly and the previous error symptoms are resolved.

5. Operating Principles

The Hall sensor works by detecting changes in a magnetic field. As the washing machine's motor rotor spins, magnets attached to it pass by the stationary Hall sensor. The sensor generates electrical pulses corresponding to the rotor's position and speed. This data is then sent to the washing machine's main control board, which uses it to precisely control the motor's operation, including agitation, spinning, and braking, ensuring optimal washing performance and preventing damage to clothes.

6. Maintenance

The GruDawu 6501KW2002A 6501KW2002B Motor Hall Sensor is a sealed electronic component and generally requires no routine maintenance. Ensure that its electrical connections remain clean and secure. Avoid exposing the sensor to excessive moisture or physical impact, which could lead to damage.

7. Troubleshooting

A faulty motor Hall sensor can cause various washing machine malfunctions. Replacing the sensor may resolve the following common issues:

  • Washing machine does not tumble or agitate.
  • Washing machine does not start.
  • Washing machine spins slowly or erratically.
  • Displaying "EO" error code (often related to motor issues).
  • Displaying "LE" error code (Locked Rotor Error).

If these issues persist after replacing the sensor, further diagnosis by a qualified technician may be required to identify other potential problems with the washing machine's motor or control system.

8. Specifications

ManufacturerGruDawu
Part Number6501KW2002A 6501KW2002B
Replaces Part NumbersAP4440680, 1268238, AH3529186, EA3529186, PS3529186
CompatibilityLG and Kenmore Pulsator Washing Machines

9. Package Contents

  • 1 x GruDawu 6501KW2002A Washer Rotor Position Sensor Assembly

10. Warranty and Support

Information regarding warranty coverage and customer support for this product was not provided in the available data. Please refer to the seller's or manufacturer's website for details on warranty terms and contact information for support.

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