I searched and found that most LG wash machines with an LE error have a bad hall effect sensor. This was the 2nd time we had this problem. The first time was 7 years ago and we had a repairman fix it. It cost us $268. So this time I decided to replace the sensor myself. I watched the video on the AppliancePartsPros website and saw it was an easy repair. I ordered the sensor for about $35, it came within a week. I watched the video a 2nd time and did the repair. It took me about an hour total to move the washer, take it apart, change the sensor, reassemble it and test it out. It was as easy as shown in the video and cost me less than $50 total with tax/shipping.