10 _ Removal and Reassembly
3-2. STANDARD DISASSEMBLY DRAWINGS
► This is a standard disassembly diagram and may differ from the actual product.
Use this material as a reference when disassembling and reassembling the product.
Part
Figure
Description
Disassembling and
Repairing the Rear
Motor
1. Remove the 2 screws holding the Back-Cover at
the back of the washing machine and separate the
Back-Cover pushing it downwards. (Assemble it by
lifting it upwards)
2. After separating the Back-Cover, remove the M19
nut holding the Motor. To remove it, turn it counter-
clockwise. As the Motor also rotates if the nut is
turned slowly, torque it quickly and firmly in a single
action.
Do not remove the nut by inserting a screwdriver
into the Motor, as this may result in a problem with
the motor.
3. Remove the M19 nut and washer and then
separate the Rotor. Since removing the rotor
requires a lot of strength due to the magnetic force
of the Rotor and it may come off suddenly, your
hand or arm may be injured by the edge of the
Stator or Frame. Therefore take precaution when
separating it.
You can separate the connector by pressing
Motor wire
Hall sensor
4. Separate the Motor Wire and Hall Sensor while
pressing the navel of the Housing. Take precaution
when you do this because the Hall Sensor part is
easily shocked.
5. Separate the 6 M10 screws. → Separate the Assy
Bracket Motor → Separate the Stator.
When removing the last of the 6 screws, hold the
Stator as it may fall when the screws are removed.
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Check Points for Troubleshooting
1. Check if there is any alien substance between the Rotor and the Stator.
2. Check if the motor power (Blue, White, Red) wire is connected.
3. Check if the Hall Sensor wire is connected.
The order of the motor wires is Blue, White, and Red from the right. Check if the
resistance between Blue-White, White-Red, and Red-Blue is equal to 15Ω.
