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Customer Questions and Answers for Float Assembly by Lg

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Part Number: OEM13313697
Manufacturer Part Number: 4769DD2001A

The Float Assembly is an OEM replacement part for LG dishwashers. It is a sensor located inside the dishwasher that monitors water levels during wash cycles. The float assembly precisely indicates water levels to the control system to determine adequate water is available throughout the cleaning and rinsing functions. Proper water level detection is crucial for achieving sparkling clean dishes.

Causes of a faulty float include mineral buildup on sensors overtime, cracks or leaks developing, and damage to electrical wiring from impacts.

Symptoms of a bad float assembly include:

  • Incomplete or inefficient wash cycles due to low water levels
  • Water remaining in the bottom of the tub after a cycle
  • Drainage issues related to inaccurate water level readings
  • Error codes related to improper filling and draining of water

This OEM LG part is also compatible with some Sears/Kenmore models.

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For Lg Float Assembly (Part Number: OEM13313697)

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Bill, With this issue only happening during the rinse, it would most likely be caused by a sticking or faulty float and if the float checks ok then the control board would be the issue.

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Hello Patrick, You will most likely have to change the main control to eliminate this issue. The exact part number for the main control is determined by the serial number of your unit. If it begins with 601-612 it takes the 6871DD1006H. If it begins with 701 it takes the 6871DD1006R.

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Carl, With the unit not going into the drain and the part that would most likely cause the unit to stick would be the control board that is faulty. The control board part number is EBR33469401.

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Kirk, The float should not have anything to do with the unit not draining. You will want to make sure that the pump is not clogged but would most likely be a faulty pump.

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Hello Glynis. One way debris gets into the float assembly is from customers using to much soap and causing alot of soap suds. This will allow trash and debris to get into the float assembly. Make sure you are using the proper amount of soap. If you open the door and there is alot of suds, you will need to cut back on the amount of soap being used. Hope this helps.

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