XPARTCO 6501EA1001R Washer Water Level Pressure Switch
The XPARTCO 6501EA1001R is an aftermarket replacement water level pressure switch compatible with select LG and Kenmore top-load and front-load washers — including the WT1, WT4, WT5, WT7 series and WM series. The pressure switch is a sealed sensor connected to the tub by a flexible air hose. As water fills the tub, air pressure inside the hose increases proportionally, and the switch translates that pressure into an electrical signal that tells the control board the current water level. The control board uses this signal to know when to stop filling, when to add more water, and to confirm the tub has drained before advancing to the next cycle phase.
When the pressure switch fails, the washer may not fill with enough water, may overfill and leak (error code UE), may stop filling altogether, or may display error codes E4, E7, PE, F04, or F05 depending on the model. This switch has a body diameter of approximately 2.3"–2.4", body height of approximately 2.05", and includes an air pressure hose approximately 29" long. It directly replaces 6501EA1001C, 6501EA1001D, 6501EN1001R, EBF62754506, EBR78940615, 2651052, 5210FA3427J, AP5204365, AH3529177, EA3529177, EAP3529177, and PS3529177. Installs in 15–20 minutes with basic hand tools.
Quick Answer
The XPARTCO 6501EA1001R Washer Water Level Pressure Switch fixes LG and Kenmore washers displaying error codes E4, E7, PE, UE (overflow), F04, or F05, not filling with enough water, overfilling and leaking, or not filling at all. Body diameter ~2.3"–2.4", height ~2.05", 29" air pressure hose. Replaces 6501EA1001C, 6501EA1001D, 6501EN1001R, EBF62754506, EBR78940615, 2651052, AP5204365, PS3529177. Compatible with LG WT1xxx–WT7xxx, WM series, and Kenmore (LG-built) washers.
Common Problems This Part Fixes
Error codes E4, E7, or PE displayed — water level pressure switch fault
Error code UE (overflow) — switch not signaling the control board to stop filling
Error codes F04 or F05 displayed on certain models — water level sensing fault
Washer not filling with enough water for the selected cycle
Washer overfilling — water level rising past the normal fill point and leaking from the tub
Washer not filling with water at all
Washer stopping mid-cycle due to a water level fault
Inconsistent or inaccurate water level across different load sizes
Replaces Part Numbers
This pressure switch directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers:
6501EA1001R, EBF62754506, 2651052, 5210FA3427J, 6501EA1001C, PD00022947, EAP3529177, AH3529177, EA3529177, AP5204365, ALG1185730, OEM15613104, PS3529177.
If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility.
Compatibility
This pressure switch is compatible with select LG and Kenmore washers from the following series:
LG top-load washers — WT1 series (WT1101CW, WT1201CW, WT1201CV, WT1501CW, WT1701CW, WT1801HVA, WT1801HWA and related models)
LG top-load washers — WT4 series (WT4870CW, WT4970CW and related models)
LG top-load washers — WT5 series (WT5001CW, WT5070CW, WT5101HV, WT5101HW, WT5270CW, WT5680HVA, WT5680HWA and related models)
LG top-load washers — WT7 series (WT7200CW, WT7200CV, WT7300CW, WT7305CV, WT7600HWA, WT7600HKA and related models)
LG front-load washers — WM series (WM2032HS and related models)
LG washers — T1309ADFH, T1309ADFH6, T1309ADFN, WF-T8501 series
Kenmore / Sears washers — 79629272000, 79629278000, 79631512210, 79631512211, 79631463410, 79629002010, 79629478000, 79631412310 and related models
Always verify your appliance model number before ordering. Contact our support team if you're unsure.
Key Features
Senses water level in the tub via air pressure changes in a connected hose — signals the control board to start, stop, or adjust water fill
Resolves error codes E4, E7, PE, UE, F04, and F05 caused by pressure switch failure on compatible models
Body diameter approximately 2.3"–2.4", body height approximately 2.05"
Includes air pressure hose approximately 29" long
Prevents overfilling and underfilling — restores accurate, energy-efficient water level control
Replaces 6501EA1001C, 6501EA1001D, 6501EN1001R, EBF62754506, EBR78940615, 2651052, AP5204365, and PS3529177
Compatible with LG WT1xxx, WT4xxx, WT5xxx, WT7xxx, WM series, and Kenmore LG-built washers
Aftermarket replacement built to OEM-equivalent quality standards
Quick DIY repair — installs in 15–20 minutes with basic hand tools
Product Specifications
Part Number
6501EA1001R
Also Replaces
6501EA1001C, 6501EA1001D (prior versions)
Part Type
Washer Water Level Pressure Switch
Condition
Aftermarket Replacement
Application
LG and Kenmore Top-Load and Front-Load Washers
Body Diameter
Approximately 2.3 – 2.4 inches
Body Height
Approximately 2.05 inches
Hose Length
Approximately 29 inches
Error Codes Resolved
E4, E7, PE, UE, F04, F05
Compatible Brands
LG, Kenmore (LG-built)
Installation Notes
⚠️ Unplug Washer Before Starting — Wear Work Gloves Disconnect power before beginning. Wear work gloves to protect your hands. On most LG top-load models, the pressure switch is located behind the control panel or console at the top of the washer. Slide and lift the top panel or remove the control panel screws to access the switch — refer to your model's service instructions if uncertain. Locate the switch and its connected air pressure hose, which routes down to a fitting on the tub. Photograph the wire harness connections before disconnecting. Disconnect the wire harness connector from the switch. Carefully disconnect the air pressure hose from the old switch (avoid kinking or puncturing the hose). Unclip or unscrew the old switch from its mounting bracket. Install the new 6501EA1001R switch into the mounting slot, ensuring it locks securely with the retaining tabs. Reconnect the air pressure hose and the wire harness. Reinstall the panel, restore power, and run a fill cycle to confirm normal water level control and check that no error codes appear. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, putty knife (for some models).
Frequently Asked Questions
What do error codes E4, E7, and PE mean on LG washers?
E4 and E7 on LG front-load and top-load washers, and PE on certain LG top-load models, all indicate a water level sensing fault detected by the pressure switch. These codes appear when the control board receives an inconsistent, absent, or out-of-range pressure signal from the switch — preventing the washer from accurately determining how much water is in the tub. Replacing the pressure switch resolves these codes when the switch itself has failed; if the air hose is pinched, disconnected, or has a small leak, that should also be checked and corrected before assuming the switch needs replacement.
What does error code UE mean and how does the pressure switch relate to it?
UE typically indicates an unbalanced load error on LG washers, but in some cases it can also appear in connection with overfilling caused by a pressure switch that is not correctly signaling the control board to stop adding water. If you are experiencing overflow along with a UE code, and you've confirmed the load is balanced and not the unbalance cause, a failed pressure switch allowing continuous fill is a possible explanation and replacing the switch can resolve the overfill behavior.
What is the difference between 6501EA1001R and 6501EA1001C?
These are the same pressure switch across different production revisions. 6501EA1001C was an earlier version, and 6501EA1001R is the current updated part number. The 6501EA1001D and 6501EN1001R are also cross-references for this same switch. All are fully interchangeable — if your washer's parts diagram shows any of these numbers, this replacement covers all of them.
My washer isn't filling with enough water — could it be the pressure switch instead of the inlet valve?
Yes — insufficient water fill is commonly assumed to be a water inlet valve problem, but the pressure switch is just as likely a cause. If the inlet valve is delivering water normally but the pressure switch is misreporting the water level as already full, the control board will stop the fill cycle prematurely. Before replacing the inlet valve, check the pressure switch's air hose for kinks, pinches, or disconnection, and consider testing or replacing the switch if the hose is intact and undamaged.
Is this an OEM or aftermarket part?
This is an aftermarket replacement part built to OEM-equivalent quality standards. It is not a genuine LG OEM part, but is manufactured to match the dimensions and air-pressure sensing performance of the original 6501EA1001R water level pressure switch.
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