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Customer Questions and Answers for Water Level Pressure Switch by Lg

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Part Number: OEM15613104
Manufacturer Part Number: 6501EA1001R

The Water Level Pressure Switch is an OEM replacement part for LG washing machines. It is an essential component that monitors and detects the water level within the washing machine tub during the wash cycle.

Symptoms of a bad water level pressure switch:

  • Washing machine not filling with water or not stopping when the desired water level is reached
  • Excessive water intake, leading to overfilling and potential leaks
  • Error codes or indicators related to water level issues
  • Washing machine not advancing to the next cycle due to incorrect water level detection

Causes of a bad water level pressure switch can include mechanical failure, electrical malfunctions, or blockages or debris preventing accurate water level readings.

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

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For Lg Water Level Pressure Switch (Part Number: OEM15613104)

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Mark, I would start with cleaning the parts of the detergent tray. This is siphoned out not an electrical part.

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John, Thanks for the question!!! The issue is more likely a partial clog or an inefficient drain pump.

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Hello Gloria, the code refers to a possible faulty pressure switch 6501EA1001R, the switch can be tested with a multimeter, pins 1-3 should have about 22 ohms, also check the pressure switch's airline tubing is clear and the tub fitting for the tubing is not blocked.

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Jesse, Based on the information provided I would check the rotor and stator assemblies. Check the rotor for cracks, and check the shifter and driveshaft assembly.

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Based on the model number provided I would check the hoses going to the dispenser and the dispenser housing to make sure it is not the cause of the leak. AEN72910501

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Bennett, there would not be a way to adjust the pressure sensor as it is pre-programmed into the control. Newer units are designed for high efficiency and will only fill the water so high to allow the pulsator to operate properly.

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BLHWWC, With this issue, it will most likely be caused by a control board that is sending power to the cold water valve rather than to the hot water side. The control board would be the most likely cause.

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Kathleen, This would be a water valve issue with the unit continuing to allow water to come in when the unit is off.

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Jerry, For the unit getting too much water in it then this would likely be caused by a faulty pressure switch. The part number for the pressure switch would be 6501EA1001R. You will also want to check to make sure that the water valve is not allowing water to flow in when the unit is not calling for water.

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