Joe September 10, 2014 for Model Number WM2101hw Hi, i'm trying to find a thermister for this model with no success, it is not shown in any illustrations. Can you find it?
1 Answer Hello Joe. Your unit does not have a thermistor listed because according to the manufacturer this unit does not come with a thermistor assembly. Thanks! Read More...
Wade September 04, 2014 for Model Number WM2277HS I need to replace the wire harness that connects to the thermistor. What is the part number for that harness?
1 Answer Wade, The harness that should go to the thermistor would be part number 6877ER3003C. Read More...
Kevin July 18, 2014 for Model Number WM2101HW I am attempting to replace the main wire harness on this machine. It's simple enough except for the ground screw located behind the motor cover. Is there a trick at getting to this screw? Please advise as to how to get to this screw so that I may replace the harness. Thanks!
1 Answer Kevin, The only way to get to the ground screw that is behind the motor would have to be accessed by removing the motor. Read More...
Sal April 18, 2014 for Model Number WM2487HRM I had several guys out to fix my washer. One said new motor the other a thermistor. They replaced the thermistor the motor is strong they said. It still reads tE now they said it's the multi harness. I ordered the part. Can we install it ourselves? And how is there a video on it?
1 Answer Hello Sal, This can be the harness or the control. If the control has an issue in the circuit that reads the information sent to it by the thermistor, replacing the harness will not help. Since replacing the harness is such a vast job, I would strongly recommend to verify connections by unplugging and plugging them, in and out several times since this will remove possible corrosion which may have formed. I would determine which connections on the harness at the control end are the correct ones to test the thermistor through the harness, (blue to white is one thermistor and brown to white is the other thermistor. This is on a three wire connector whit blue, white, and brown wires in it). If the readings are the same or within an ohm or so, the harness is most likely not the issue. If it has a high reading in comparison to the thermistor reading, it will be the issue. Read More...
Kerry April 03, 2014 for Model Number wm2688hwm Getting the TE code and bought the new replacement thermistor 6322FR2046C. Installed it and I'm still getting the same TE code. Now what should I do? Thanks for your help!
1 Answer Kerry, With still getting the TE error code, you will want to check the wiring from the thermistor to the control board. Check for loose or broken connections and if this checks ok then the most likely issue is the control board being faulty. Read More...
Scott March 08, 2014 for Model Number LG front loading washer made before 2008 The wires in the wiring harness have sheared off at the white plastic clip that attaches to the thermistor. So replacing the thermistor isn't going to solve the problem. I need a new white quick connect clip that attaches to the thermistor. Could you sell me one of those? I am not able to remove the tiny metal connectors inside the white clip to reconnect the wires because of a friction mechanism molded in the plastic of the white clip. I've tried using needles and tweezers without success.
1 Answer Scott, to verify the available parts to the harness we'll need the appliance model number. Please obtain this information and reply to this e-mail for further assistance. Thank you. Read More...
Russ January 13, 2014 for Model Number LG WM2050CW Hello, I have a broken wire harness that connects to the thermistor (LG part 6322FR2046C). I need a new harness but cannot locate one or a part number. LG has been no help as they want to keep sending a thermistor. All I need it the wire harness which as a white cap on one end with one blue and one white wire. Do you see that replacement part? If so, what is the part number?
1 Answer Russ, It appears that the main wire harness for the unit would have the part that you are needing. The part number for the main harness is 6877ER1044K. Read More...
Ron December 15, 2013 for Model Number WM2077CW Can the thermistor be changed without complete disassembly of the front of this machine?
1 Answer Hello Ron, The thermistor can be accessed by disconnecting the door boot from the main front assembly and reaching through this opening. You do, however, have to be extremely careful not to damage the door boot. Read More...
Paul H. September 19, 2013 for Model Number LG WM2688HWM Washer I'm getting an error code of tE and the washer will not operate. I have removed the thermistor and it ohms out at 47k ohms. The heating element ohms out at approximately 42 ohms. the connections at the thermistor and heating element are good though I have not checked the connections at the control panel. What do you think is wrong with the washer?
1 Answer Hello Paul, There are three things in this circuit. The thermistor, the wiring and the control. I have actually had arguements with the manufacturer because they would not admit that the control that reads the information the thermistor is sending has circuitry inside it that can fail and the readings were being mis-interpreted. If all connections are good and the thermistor is reading good through the wiring harness from the control end, the control 6871ER1062D has to be the issue. Read More...
Kon June 23, 2013 for Model Number WD-1256RD We have this LG washer/dryer when you turn it on it gives us fault code EE minus the horizontal line on the top of the first E and beeps does not let you do anything.I looked it up on the fault codes .it tells me (water temperature trouble & unplug and get serviced)I thought it would be something with heating the water.I spoke to one repair guy he thinks it is the thermistor.What do you think.I have pulled the face of the machine off so i can see everything. Please help Thanks Kon
1 Answer Kon, You're getting close. Since you have the front off the machine, remove the wires from the heater terminals 5301FR1158D and check for a resistance reading of 10 to 30 ohms, this will tell you if the heater is intact. Then Remove the wire connector from the thermistor 6322FR2046C and check for a resistance of 2.5K and 180K ohms with a multi meter and make sure the thermistor hasn't backed out or loosened in the rubber heater housing. If all checks are OK, you'll need to check the wiring(especially at the terminals on the thermistor) and at the control board 6871EC2005A. Read More...