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Customer Questions and Answers for Noise Filter Assembly (Emi/Rfi Line Filter) by Lg

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By: Lg
Part Number: OEM15710166
Manufacturer Part Number: EAM60930601

This filter assembly is the appliance's line noise filter. It conditions incoming AC power and suppresses electrical interference to protect sensitive controls and help restore stable, reliable power when the original filter has failed. What it does:

  • Suppresses EMI/RFI on the AC line to reduce electrical noise reaching the control system
  • Helps stabilize power to boards, relays, and motors
  • Common failure symptoms: no power, intermittent power, tripped breaker or blown line fuse, burning smell or visible scorching at the old filter
  • Also known as a line filter, EMI filter, or noise filter
What's included:
  • 1 filter assembly
Install notes:
  • Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing; capacitors in some products can retain a charge
  • Note wire locations; transfer leads to identical terminals on the new filter and secure the ground connection
  • Mount the assembly firmly in the original location to prevent vibration or wire strain
  • After replacement, inspect related fuses and wiring if the old filter showed signs of overheating or surge damage

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For Lg Noise Filter Assembly (Emi/Rfi Line Filter) (Part Number: OEM15710166)

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John, You would simply push on the clip that holds the connector in place and pull up.

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Paul, the function of the filter assembly is to "clean" the wave pattern of the electrical current that runs throughout your appliance. It is responsible for ensuring that the current running to your controls do not cause any damage.

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Paul, based on this, I would look towards the control being the issue. You will want to check the voltage being sent to valve 3 which will be responsible for filling during the rinse cycle. If there is not 110v AC being sent to the valve when it starts into the rinse cycle, then the control EBR67466109 is not engaging during cycle properly.

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Jim, Based on the information this issue will most likely be caused by a faulty main control board on the unit.

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