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Customer Questions and Answers for Thermistor Assembly by Lg

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Part Number: OEM13335486
Manufacturer Part Number: 6322FR2046C

The Thermistor Assembly is an OEM component specifically designed for front loading LG washing machines. It plays an important role in monitoring and regulating temperatures during heated wash cycles. The thermistor detects temperature changes within the wash drum and sends this information to the control board to ensure clothes are washed at the optimal temperature.

Causes of a bad thermistor assembly can include general wear and tear over time, exposure to extreme temperatures, or damage due to impact or mishandling during cycles.

Symptoms of a bad thermistor assembly include:

  • Inability to reach or maintain set temperatures
  • Fluctuating water temperatures
  • Error codes related to temperature sensing

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

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Kelly, Check the wiring of the thermistor as it may be damaged. If it is then the main wire harness would need to be replaced.

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Mheartkk for Model Number WM2101HW

My LG front loader had the TE error. I watched your very helpful video and ordered the heating sensor. i replaced it. It worked perfectly for a bit and is now showing the TE error again. So now I see that it could be the thermistor assembly. So I placed that in the cart and it actually shows that you can purchase them together - the heating sensor and the thermistor assy. But when I used the compatibility tool to scheck if the part matches my machine- it states that it doesn't match. Is the thermistor assemby AP4445159 compatible with LG WM2101HW? Should I purchase it? Thank you.

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mheartkk, With that error in the display, it is telling you that the thermistor is out of range. Check connector 1 pins 2 and 3 for 2.5 to 180k ohms. Outside of that reading would be to change the thermistor 6322FR2046C

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Hello Dave, unfortunately, the manufacturer has not supplied that information if you will repost your question with the complete model number we will be able to find the washer's wire harness that the thermistor connects to.

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KB, unfortunately, the model number that was provided appears to be a partial number. If the full model number from the units model tag could be provided, this will ensure the most accurate information can be presented.

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Deborah, Since your hot water valve is a single component it is most likely that you have your hoses reversed on the back of your unit. I would check that before ordering any parts.

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Peter, you will want to check to ensure that the thermistor is seated all the way into the tub. From there, you will want to check the wiring running from the thermistor to the control for any breaks or continuity issues. Then you will want to go to connection 1 on the main pcb and test pins 2 and 3 for a resistance reading of 2.5 to 180k ohms. If this all checks good, then the main pcb [EBR32268004] is the issue. However, if the main pcb is the issue, it is no longer manufactured and is unavailable.

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Keith, This issue would most likely be caused by the the wiring to the thermistor or a faulty thermistor itself.

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Hello John, I'm sorry but there is no connector for the thermistor. It will need to be connected with crimp connectors or small wire nuts. Thank you for your patience and understanding in this matter.

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Robert for Model Number WM3370HWA

LG washer model WM3370HWA Absolutely no power. Removed control board, no glowing red diode to inform me the board is functional. Supposedly the fuse on control blew, but it is not dark it is still white with a blue dot in middle of it. This washer has steam option but I do not see it Is it a small plastic tank or something? The tub heater element reading is normal at room temp 65-70 F Ohm is 14.5 Continuance is 014 I performed the calculations using an Ohm app. The app is right in line with the readings. Heater element thermister: I started at the lowest level on my dial, "20," however, the very first reading was up at 200k with a result of 053. This does not seem right for some reason to me because all the videos that I viewed had thermisters testing out at up to 20k with much lower reading results. The thermister is at same room temp as the element. My testers dial selections are as follows: 20 2000 20k 200k***** this one 2000k The story pre malfunction. I used the hot water in the storage tank that day to wash dishes. At same time I had "warm" wash temp selected. Water in tank not hot enough. Heater coil turned on in machine. Strange electric burning smell emitted from washer when the coil turned turned on. Wash cycle finished. House guest selected "sanitize" wash cycle. Smell emitting from machine is much stronger in this mode. Cycle is switched back to warm temp, instead of sanitize, to prevent potential machine electrical fire. Cycle finished. Next cycle "warm" temp selected again. Water in house tank not warm enough, heater turns on, again. Strange electric odor returns. Washer ceases functioning goes dark in mid cycle. Not a light on the front control panel. No more electrical burning odor emitting from machine. *How many thermisters does this model have, since it is a steam option machine? I see no extra tank behind the dispenser compartment for any water storage. *How many fuses are in the machine? I count 2, 1 at noise filter, 1 on main control board. *How many pumps does this model have? The electric diagram shows that the fuse on control board is only meant for the tub heater assembly, nothing else. Is this true, or does all power to the entire board have to go through fuse first, so any part could have caused this power issue? The steel tub is firm inside the housing not loose and wobbly so no spider failure. Thanks for your advice, Robert

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Robert, Test the fuse on the control board to see if it has continuity and if it does not then the fuse is bad and would need to replace the control board. Also for this issue check to make sure that there is 120 vac going into the main control board. If there is power in but nothing going out then this would be a faulty main control board and need replaced.

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