Lg Terminal Block, Receptacle Parts

The Motor Wiring Harness is an OEM replacement part for LG washing machines. It is responsible for supplying power from the washer control board to the motor and related components. The wiring harness conducts electrical current, allowing for the operation of the pump, motor, and other vital systems. 

Causes of a bad motor wiring harness can include damage due to repetitive use and wear over long periods of time, exposure to moisture, impact or abrasion damage, or faulty insulation leading to electrical shorts.

Symptoms of a bad motor wiring harness include: 

• The washer failing to start or functioning intermittently
• Strange noises coming from the motor or other electrical components
• Slow or ineffective spinning or agitation  
• Error codes displayed on the control panel

This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore washing machines. 

This moisture sensor connector assembly links the dryer's sensor bars to the control to monitor fabric dryness and adjust cycle time. Replacing a damaged or loose harness restores consistent Auto Dry operation.

• Connects the moisture sensor bars to the main control for Auto Dry feedback
• Transmits the low-voltage signal used to determine when clothes are dry
• Failure may cause Auto Dry to end too soon, run too long, or deliver inconsistent results
• Typical issues include broken wires, loose/corroded terminals, or a heat-damaged plug

• Disconnect power; if gas, shut off gas supply before service
• Access the moisture sensor area at the front/lint housing
• Match routing and clips, seat terminals fully on the sensor tabs, and secure the connector
• Keep wiring clear of sharp edges and moving parts; reassemble and test a Sensor Dry cycle

This motor wire harness links the washer's drive motor to the main control, carrying power and signal connections so the drum can start and regulate spin/tumble. Replacing a damaged harness restores reliable motor operation and helps prevent intermittent faults.

• Carries power and control signals between the main PCB and the drive motor
• Ensures secure, keyed connections at the motor and control board
• Drum won't spin or tumble, or stops mid-cycle
• Intermittent motor operation, humming, or "LE" motor error on some models
• Visible heat damage, broken wires, or loose/burned connectors

• Disconnect power before servicing; allow any capacitors on the control to discharge
• Access the harness by removing the rear or top panel per your model's service information
• Photograph routing and reuse all clips/ties; keep wiring clear of the rotor/drum and sharp edges
• Seat connectors fully (keyed plugs only fit one way); do not force, and secure all strain reliefs

This multi-connector wiring harness routes power and control signals between internal components for reliable appliance operation. Replacing a damaged harness restores secure electrical connections and helps resolve intermittent or lost-function symptoms. What it does:

• Links control board and internal components using multiple connector plugs for correct signal and power distribution.
• Commonly replaced for intermittent operation, loss of specific functions, or visible damaged/burned wiring.
• Ensures connector-to-connector fit to prevent loose connections and arcing that can cause faults.
• Works as a direct replacement harness where the original wiring assembly is damaged or connectors are worn.

• Disconnect power (unplug or turn off circuit breaker) before accessing internal wiring.
• Note connector positions and routing before removal; swap one connector at a time to avoid miswiring.
• Do not force connectors; align pins and push until fully seated. Replace any damaged retaining clips.
• After installation, restore power and test all functions before reassembling panels.

This terminal block connects the appliance power cord to the internal wiring, providing a secure, insulated point for line voltage. Replacing a worn or damaged terminal block restores a stable electrical connection and reduces arcing risk. What it does

• Secures incoming power leads and routes line voltage to the appliance wiring
• Prevents loose or intermittent power caused by cracked or burned terminals
• Helps stop visible sparking or overheating at the cord connection
• Supports strain relief so the power cord stays positioned correctly

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting work
• Verify power is off with a meter; handle live wiring only
• Note wire placement and orientation before removal; transfer wires to the new block in the same order
• Tighten terminal screws securely and restore any strain-relief hardware