LG Electronics 6877ER1016B Washing Machine Multi-Wire Motor Harness

My LG washer WM4270HWA often reported the LE code (loading error) since day one. I didn't pay much attention and thought it was just because of unbalanced loads. After 7 years, it finally gave up and can't even run an empty load. The LE code is persistent now.After watching some Youtube videos, I decided to take a shot by replacing both the sensor and cables. It wasn't hard, you just need to take some pictures before disassemble every component. The hardest part was actually moving the washer/dryer. :) It worked perfectly and saved me hundreds of dollars, but more importantly the hassle of scheduling appointments and waiting for the parts.

Fit perfect my LG washing machine for the fraction of the LG part!Recommend it!

YouTube video made it easy to follow

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It’s the exact wiring harness I need, but the length is an issue! The connectors are an exact match, but the end that connects to the motor and hull sensor are a little too short. Specifically the wires that go to the motor! The original wire harness is about an inch or 2 LONGER on that connector, and this part the wires for the motor are the same length as the one for the hull sensor which may be a problem!

I was able to use this harness to fix my LG washing machine. The hall effect sensor went bad but I changed this harness as well. Washing machine has been working great for over a month now.

If you’re comfortable with fixing electrical problems and taking your appliances apart, then you can save a lot of money by performing this maintenance work yourself! I recommend getting the electrical “hall sensor” and replacing it at the same time to save yourself the hassle of replacing it later.

When you get this wiring harness there is a screw down zip tie missing for the wires that connect to the rotor position sensor, but since the wires are a little shorter, you don't need it. The wires rest flush up against the back of the tub. I purchased this and the rotor position sensor and that fixed the problem with the drum not wanting to spin or barely spinning and making noise. Since these are the cheapest two parts, I would start with them. I would also spend the extra money and purchase the real LG wiring harness and rotor position sensor. The rotor position sensor was $22 and I know you can get it cheaper but I went with the real LG sensor and this wiring harness was the cheapest at $23. The motor stator assembly looked fine that the sensor plugs into and the splines on the rotor assembly looked good too and there wasn't any play in between it and the shaft. You can buy the center portion of the rotor assembly if the rest of it looks fine and save a lot of money.