Greetings siviolivar. You can choose to measure the resistance of the three coils present in the stator at a rate of 2 at a time, the three-wire connector to the stator being disconnected. The values you get (3) should yield the same results. Values that can be framed between 5 ohms and 15 ohms. You can carefully look at each reel to see if you appreciate any partial damage in any of them or if there is the presence of rust in that place. On the other hand is the Hall effect sensor which is the one that takes turn readings and sends it to the power card. When it fails, it sends the LE error code. It would be necessary to see if it is something deficient. I leave the following link: http: //yoreparo.com/electrodomesticos/lavadoras/preguntas/1379199/sensor-hall where a prototype appears with its corresponding values to be fed. In the same way and with the help of a tester try to take voltage readings between every two coils at the level of the power plate to see what values you get. Thanks and regards.