WH03X32158 Washer Speed Sensor For GE Hotpoint

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WH03X32158 Washer Speed Sensor

Key Features

  • Monitors and regulates motor and drum speed during wash and spin cycles.
  • Ensures proper spin speed for effective water extraction from laundry.
  • Direct-fit replacement part for specified appliance models.
  • Digital output signal for precise speed monitoring.
  • Designed for surface mounting on the motor assembly.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • AP7020336
  • PS16619248
  • WH12X26330
  • WH12X25294
  • EAP16619248
  • AGE25949

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Designed for various washing machine models, including those from General Electric (GE) and Hotpoint.
  • Always verify compatibility by checking your appliance's model number before purchasing.

When to Replace

  • Washer fails to spin, spins erratically, or stops mid-cycle.
  • Clothes remain excessively wet after the final spin.
  • The appliance displays error codes related to motor speed or operation.
  • The machine frequently reports an out-of-balance condition.

Installation Tips

  • Disconnect the appliance from all power and water supplies before beginning installation.
  • The sensor is located on the drive motor, typically near the main pulley.
  • A multimeter can be used to test the existing sensor for continuity before removal.
  • Ensure the new sensor is securely fastened and the electrical connector is properly seated.
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    FIX SYMPTOMS

    Will not spin or agitate | Unbalanced loads / Excessive vibrations | Error codes about spin or motor functions | Inconsistent cycle durations
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    PREMIUM MATERIAL

    BlueStars WH03X32158 Speed Sensor is made of strong & durable materials, ensuring long-lasting and effective operation.
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    SAVING SOLUTION

    Effortlessly repair your Washer with our Speed Sensor - BlueStars brings DIY solutions to help you deal with any trouble.
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    SIMPLE INSTALLATION

    It is very simple to install. Please follow our instructions in the above description or ask us for help!
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Brand Name
‎BlueStars
Part Number
‎WH03X32158
Material Type
‎Polytetrafluoroethylene
Included Components
‎Washer Speed Sensor

FAQs

This speed sensor is a direct replacement for OEM part numbers WH03X32158, WH12X26330, and WH12X25294. It also cross-references with AP7020336, PS16619248, and EAP16619248.
This sensor is compatible with a wide range of GE and Hotpoint top-load washers. Supported models include, but are not limited to, GTW220ACK6WW, GTW335ASN1WW, GTW335ASN2WW, GTW465ASN9WW, GTW465ASN1WW, GTW460ASJ6WW, GTW460ASJ9WW, GTW330ASK1WW, GTW500ASN0WS, HTW240ASK6WS, and HTW240ASK5WS.
If your washer is failing to agitate, refusing to spin, or stopping mid-cycle with an error code, the speed sensor may be at fault. A faulty sensor prevents the control board from tracking the motor's rotation, which often results in the machine pausing or failing to complete the wash cycle.
Replacing the speed sensor is a moderate repair that typically takes 30 to 60 minutes. You will need basic hand tools, including a screwdriver and a socket set, to access the motor area. Always ensure the power is disconnected and the water supply is turned off before beginning any work on your appliance.
Before replacing the sensor, inspect the wiring harness leading to the motor for any signs of loose connections, corrosion, or frayed wires. If the wiring is intact but the washer still reports a motor speed error, replacing the sensor is the next logical step to restore proper operation.