General Electric WH03X32158 Washer Speed Sensor

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SKU
WH03X32158

Product Description

The General Electric WH03X32158 Washer Speed Sensor is used to detect the drum’s speed and sends this data to the control board and detect the rotating speed of the drum, which helps the machine regulate and control the speed during the various cycles. A speed sensor maintains the right speed of the washer drum it does not allow the washer drum to gain excessive speed or slow down during the spin cycle. This leads to thorough cleaning and, in turn, the prolonged usage of the machine.
Manufacturer
✓ This Product Replaces: WH12X25294, WH12X26330
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Manufacturer Name: GENERAL ELECTRIC
Product Number: WH12X26330
OEM Part Number: WH12X26330
Product Description: Repl: Wh03x32158

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the General Electric WH03X32158 Speed Sensor?

Keep the washer interior area free from excess lint or debris that may reach internal components. Ensure wiring connectors remain firmly attached near the sensor location. Avoid moisture exposure during servicing. Disconnect electrical power before accessing internal washer components.

What are common issues with the General Electric WH03X32158 Speed Sensor?

  • Washer fails to detect correct drum speed.
  • Unstable spin speeds during cycles.
  • Washer stops mid‑cycle without an error.
  • Erratic beeps or fault codes displayed.

Installation Steps

Step1: Unplug the washer from the electrical outlet to ensure safety.

Step2: Move the washer slightly forward and remove the rear access panel.

Step3: Locate the speed sensor near the motor or drive assembly.

Step4: Disconnect the wiring connector from the old sensor.

Step5: Install the new speed sensor and tighten the mounting screw.

Step6: Reinstall the panel, restore power, and run a spin cycle to confirm proper operation.