Introduction

Use this guide to replace the pressure sensor in your LG WM3050CW Washing Machine.

The pressure sensor detects how much water is in the tub. The sensor LG uses in these washers have no moving parts, so it's unlikely to break. If the sensor malfunctions, the tub may under-fill or overfill.

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    • Before you begin your repair, perform the following:

    • Turn off the main water supply

    • Unplug your washer

    • Disconnect all water connections at the rear of your washer

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    • Use a Phillips driver to remove the two bottom 16.5 mm-long screws securing the top panel brackets.

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    • Slide the top panel 1-2 inches towards the rear of the device to disconnect its clips.

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    • Tilt the top panel upward to completely disconnect it from the chassis.

    • Remove the top panel.

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    • Disconnect the spade connector from the pressure sensor.

    • Always grip cables by their connectors and not the wires themselves.

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    • Disconnect the hose from the pressure sensor.

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    • Use a Phillips driver to remove the 16.5 mm-long screw securing the pressure sensor.

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    • Rotate the pressure sensor toward the left edge of the washing machine to unclip it from the main board cover.

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    • Lift the pressure sensor away from its slot on the main board cover to remove it.

    • During reassembly, align the pressure sensor with the hole next to its slot before rotating it back into its original position.

Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Bill Gilbert

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