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The 6501KW2002B Rotor Position Sensor Assembly is essential for accurately detecting the rotor's position. When this sensor fails, it can trigger an LE error code on the control panel, indicating a malfunction. This sensor is compatible with various Kenmore and LG washer models.

RPS (Rotor Position Sensor) at motor stator

Heater sensor

Rotor position sensor (RPS)

Motor Rotor Position Sensor

Thermistor temperature sensor. Works in conjunction with the main control board to monitor the water temperature.

Thermistor assembly

Thermistor assembly

Sensor

Gauge

Sensor assembly

Sensor assembly
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Find common questions and answers about Kenmore washing machine sensor and thermistor parts to assist in resolving issues and performing repairs effectively.
A faulty sensor may cause incorrect water levels, failure to detect load size, or improper temperature settings. Run diagnostic tests or consult your user manual for specific error codes.
Yes, replacing the thermistor is a manageable DIY task for those familiar with appliance repair. Ensure the washer is unplugged, access the control panel, and follow guidelines specific to your Kenmore model.
Basic tools such as a screwdriver, multimeter, and appropriate safety gear are required. Refer to your model's repair manual for detailed instructions.
Costs can vary depending on model and part type. Generally, a replacement sensor or thermistor ranges from $10 to $50. Compare prices to help you shop with confidence.
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A malfunctioning thermistor or sensor can cause heating issues. Check these parts and replace them if necessary. Refer to your user manual for troubleshooting steps.
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On Kenmore washing machines, check the back panel first for the model number label. If it is not there, look inside the door frame or along the top edge of the tub opening. The model number is a combination of letters and numbers, such as 110.28803890, and it identifies the entire washer, not just one part. Enter that number in the search bar to narrow the catalog to parts that fit your exact model. Matching the model before you order helps account for design changes between similar Kenmore washers, so you can get the correct replacement part without sorting through incompatible options.

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