Rotor Position Sensor – Part 6501KW2002B – Genuine OEM for LG / Kenmore Washers


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Description

Description

Restore proper motor feedback and error-code resolution with the genuine OEM Part 6501KW2002B Rotor Position Sensor for LG (and compatible Kenmore) washing machines. This sensor monitors the rotor’s position and speed, communicating that data to the control board so the washer can execute wash, rinse and spin cycles correctly. Home Depot Appliance Repair+2Appliance Parts Company+2

⚠️ Please check with your maintenance technician prior to ordering to confirm compatibility with your exact washer model number and verify the sensor’s connector and mounting style.


Features & Benefits

Features:

Benefits:

  • Ensures correct motor rotation and sensing — Proper rotor sensing is essential for cycle progression; a failing sensor often causes error codes (e.g., “LE” on LG) or washer will not spin. Home Depot Appliance Repair

  • Restores reliability & avoids damage — Without accurate rotor feedback, the control board might skip phases or stall; replacing the sensor helps avoid bigger issues.

  • OEM fit & performance — Using the correct LG part ensures precision match, avoiding upgrade mis-fits or performance issues.

  • Cost-effective repair — Much cheaper than replacing the entire motor or control board when rotor sensor is the root cause.


Common Symptoms That Indicate Replacement Needed

  • Washer displays error code LE or similar rotor / motor feedback fault. Home Depot Appliance Repair

  • Motor does not spin or spins incorrectly (e.g., direction wrong, stalls).

  • The existing sensor is physically damaged, dislodged, or shows wear.

  • Service manual or parts diagram for your model lists 6501KW2002B (or predecessor 6501KW2002A) for the rotor position sensor.


Compatibility Notes

  • Fitments include many LG and Kenmore washers that list 6501KW2002B or its predecessor 6501KW2002A. Amazon+1

  • Before ordering:

    • Verify your washer’s model number and serial number.

    • Compare the old sensor’s mounting style, connector pin-out and wiring harness to ensure direct match.

    • If there are additional motor / control board faults, replacing only the sensor may not fully resolve the problem; a technician may need to inspect the motor and control board.

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