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Part Number: OEM15601680
Manufacturer Part Number: AHL72914402

The Rotor Assembly is an OEM part for LG washing machines. This component is critical for the proper functioning of the washer's motor, helping to rotate the drum during the wash and spin cycles. It works in conjunction with the stator to generate the necessary magnetic fields for drum rotation.

Causes of a bad rotor assembly can include excessive wear over time, exposure to heavy loads, or physical damage due to mishandling. A malfunctioning rotor assembly can hinder the washer’s ability to spin and agitate effectively.

Symptoms of a bad rotor assembly include:

  • The drum not spinning or agitating properly
  • Unusual noises such as grinding or clunking during operation
  • Error codes related to motor issues displayed on the control panel
  • The washer not completing wash cycles correctly

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

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Chris, For this issue the rotors could be the issue but you will also want to make sure that you are not overtightening the bolt.

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Matt, Check and make sure the mounting bolts for the stator are evenly torqued, and there is no "warpage" or waviness to the assembly. Based on the post information and description, it's more likely you have a set of worn out tub bearings 4280EN4001F, 4280EN4001C, 4036ER2004A. They will produce a black powdery substance and make a grinding,growling noise, when they begin to wear out.

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Carl, We are an online parts supplier and do not have any store fronts to go to. We only do transactions via major credit card via the internet or by calling 877-477-7278.

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Hello Brett, It looks from the wring diagram that the terminal labeled "RD" is the one for the motor. While it does not specify the voltage, the terminals to be tested are 2, 1, and 3 while using terminal 1 on the "NA" as the ground reference. There is notation indicating the drive motor is a DC motor but no voltage is provided. The resistance of the motor should read as follows: 1-2 / 2-3 / 3-1 About 5 O to 15 O.

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Jesse for Model Number WM2277HW

I have a WM2277HW and I ordered this part a couple of weeks ago because the old one was completely stripped out. I just finally tried to install it last night, and the rotor would not go onto the spindle at all using the method shown in the video (pushing hard and wobbling it back and forth) I was able to get it half way onto the spindle by waling on it with a mallet, but that was about it. Tried to use the bolt to draw it in the rest of the way, and it just stripped the bolt. Is this definitely the right part for my washer?

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Jesse, first check and make sure you have the correct part in the box. Then check for any loose, cracked or damaged magnets, and make sure they are all in position. Check the "splined" portion of the spindle, Make sure it's not damaged where the original rotor splines were mounted/aligned on the shaft. Lastly, make sure the RPS sensor and wiring are in the proper position and mounted to the stator properly. Once everything is checked and mounted, make sure you use a few drops of "loc tite" thread compound to help lock the mounting bolt to the shaft.

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Jcg, You will want to turn the screw in until it bottoms out and then give it a couple good turns to make sure that it is tight.

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Geoff, The rotor has to go on a certain way and because there are magnets on the rotor that will stick to the magnets of the stator then it will make it more difficult to get it to slide back on. You will want to make sure that you align it properly and then have someone push on the inner tub while someone pushes the rotor in place should allow it to go on.

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Hello Adriano. You will need to replace the whole part. We have no idea what material they use. That would be information that the manufacturer would have.

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