6501KW2002A Washer Rotor Position Sensor Assembly for L-G Hall Sensor Replaces PS3529186 AP4440680 by TOMOON

I ordered the 6501KW2002A Washer Rotor Position Sensor Assembly by TOMOON to fix my L-G washer, and it was exactly what I needed. The part arrived quickly and was well-packaged. Installation was simple—even for someone who's not super handy—and it fit perfectly without any issues. After installing it, my washer was back up and running like new. No more error codes or spin problems. Highly recommend this product if you're looking for a reliable and affordable replacement. It saved me a ton on repair costs!

Our washing machine (LG WM3570HWA) stopped working (drum didn't spin - LE error code.) I did the typical thing these days and did a youtube search for what the problem could be. LG said the motor is locked so I just needed to reset the machine or whatever. It didn't work. The video I eventually found said I needed a new hall sensor and a new cable bundle and to definitely make *sure* I bought an original LG part.I ended up at one of the parts depots online. Then another, then another. In short, I could only find one place with both the sensor and cable(s) not on backorder/in stock. And it was going to be $90 to get them to me in 2 days.This hall sensor seemed to be the best reviewed one on Amazon, and it was significantly cheaper than the real LG one. Since I have Prime, I'd have it in 2 days for less than the non-shipped cost of the "real" LG part from one of the other places.So I risked it. I figured worst-case scenario I'd order the "real" one later with the cable bundle and only be out <$15 (and admittedly 2 more days without laundry.) The washer itself is 5.5 years old.Now, obviously I can't comment on the long term viability of this product/sensor. It's only been around 3 weeks.But I can say that the two youtube videos I watched on the install/replacement were quite simple, and ended up being entirely accurate. I actually spent more time cleaning up behind the washer/dryer (come on, is it really clean behind your W/D set? Really?) than I did fixing the washer. And it turns out that my cables are still working just fine - no inadvertant wear like they mentioned was a possibility in the first video.So yeah, this was inexpensive, delivered promptly, fits perfectly, and works (and is still working 3 weeks later.) It's so inexpensive (and easy to install) that if I get 2 years out of this, I'll consider it a win. If it lasts another 5 years like the stock part did, well, even better.Edit/update: (7 Feb, 2022) 7 months later it’s still running fine.Edit/update: (2 Jan, 2024) washer started throwing codes, so I figured it was time to get another one of these. BUT, it was another issue entirely (drain pump died, and based on Amazon reviews I forked out the money for a genuine part for that.) While I was here thinking about it, figured I’d update this.So even though I said I would have been fine getting 2 years out of it, I’m happy to report I’m at 2.5 years (assuming my math is correct) and this part is still happily chugging along. I should mention it’s doing all the laundry from a family of 5.Edit/update: (26 Jun, 2025) Nothing new to update other than the fact that it's still working fine. Just noticed I'm at the 4 year anniversary of this review so just posting this "no news is good news" update.

The media could not be loaded. My 10 year old LG top-load Washing Machine (Model WT5001CW) had issues during a spin cycle, throwing an error code. Looking online, I learned that this original part could be causing the issue, so I ordered this replacement from Amazon. It delivered the next day and it fixed my issue. The large nut on the bottom of the basket was difficult to take off. Once removed, the replacement of this part was easy.Honestly, I didn't know if this would work or not, but for the price, it was worth a shot. A much better value than buying a new washing machine. I've attached a video to show what the machine was doing prior to replacing the part (making noise, bottom not spinning as it should, throwing LE error code.)

No idea the longevity on this type of thing, but for now it is working like a charm. LG washer started locking up in the first 5 minutes when trying to wash. Plugged this bad boy in and everything has been perfect ever since. This is half the price of the OEM part as well. Repair is super simple, just do a search on youtube and you'll have it done in less than 10 minutes.

I’m very happy with this purchase. I had the LE failure signal on my LG washer. This little sensor fixed the problem of the washer not spinning. It was easy to install. Hopefully it’ll last for a while. It saved me from having to spend $800 plus to get a new one or from calling someone to fix it for me.

My LG WM3570HWA stopped working and started throwing an LE code. The drum would easily spin both directions by hand, but whenever the motor tried to spin the drum counter-clockwise, the motor would make a croaking sound and I'd get an LE code on the display.After reading a few posts online and watching several videos, it seemed like the problem was definitely just the RPS sensor, so I ordered this product. It was a perfect fit, and only took about 15 minutes to replace the old sensor. Thankfully, it completely solved the problem, and now my washer is working perfectly. This part saved me hundreds of dollars, so I'm extremely appreciative.

It works as advertised