Lg 4811ER3001A Bracket Assembly OEM Part

Replace the ball sensor. Also known as the out of balance sensor . Another confirmatory clue was when I ran the QC diagnostics . The moment I ran the first diagnostic test, the spin test, I got a bE (ball sensor) error code in the display and the drum would rotate slowly. When I replaced the sensor the drum ran at very hig speed the moment I entered the diagnostic. This was a good way to confirm in a few seconds that the sensor fixed the problem without having to run a wash load and waiting about 30 min for the spin cycle to start. Replacing the part took no more than 10 min. Took me about an hour to research and troubleshoot the problem

I read some stories on here. My problem was very similar. We got the UE error with about 10 mins left in the wash. I reviewed diagram on here for the part and had easiest appliance repair. This was a no headache fix. just screw the top, back and then part. 7 screws in and out. Its that easy.

Bought this part... installed it in about 30 min. and washer was up and working.

I called a service repairman out. His diagnosis was the sensor assembly was bad. He called around 3 hours after he left and said LG had discontinued that model washer, so the part was discontinued too. So I went shopping for a new washer when the store employee recommended I describe the problem and the part to their employee at the parts counter of their store. She said parts are usually still available till the appliance is10 years old. Well he couldn't figure out that part I was describing (because he didn't have the right diagram), so that encouraged me to search online. Oh how I 'm glad I did. I found the part thanks to your website and the great diagram of the washer. Ordered it, received it the next day, my husband installed. Saved us lots of bucks .Love this place !! (service repairman must not no about internet )

Replaced the Bracket and Bracket assembly , also replaced the hot water valve above it because it was leaking and the cause of the problem.