phil adams1

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  • in reply to: LG WM12311FD problem #374509
    phil adams1
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    Re: LG WM12311FD problem

    The story so far………..
    I’m afraid I didn’t believe it was the door lock. There are a couple of forums on the web, admittedly in the USA, but describe my symptoms perfectly, and as Bob Hope posted, this is in the motion sensor area. This is what I did…..
    removed the rotor and stator and metered the stator for resistance which appeared to be ok to my untrained eye. Popped the motion sensor out of it’s mounting and wiggled it all around. Put it all back together, rotated the drum 4 turns one way and then 4 turns the other. Wiggled the motor and motion sensor plugs on the PCB and then powered it up. Despite being unplugged and apart for 24hrs it went straight back into the programme it had been on before (rinse and spin) and was behaving in exactly the same way and sounding WRONG. I cleared the programme, did the pump out thing and restarted the machine on the rinse and spin prog and it worked perfectly.
    Have done 2 complete washes now and it’s still working. As for the ACTUAL cause, I’m not sure. If I had to guess, then I’d say that the motion sensor had moved slightly in it’s mount, and I replaced it in the correct position, if it’s not that, then it must be a poor connection which improved once disturbed. Obviously if any of the components were faulty then it wouldn’t be working now. If it does happen again I will replace the motion sensor, in one way or another I am totally convinced he is the culprit.
    Thanks again for your responses, Phil

    in reply to: LG WM12311FD problem #374506
    phil adams1
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    Re: LG WM12311FD problem

    Thanks for the quick reply KWATT. Is it normal for the cycle to start before registering an error if the interlock is faulty?
    thanks

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