Product review (5 stars): An easy repair for anyone marginally handy.
My WM2077CW washing machine stopped working one day. I would set up a load of laundry, press "play", and it would fill with water as per normal. However, instead of spinning up nicely, the drum would just shiver and the display would start to read "LE". I did a little bit of research and determined that the problem was probably a worn out rotor position sensor, also know as a Hall effect sensor. I could not find a tutorial specific to my machine, but I figured that the low cost of this part, and the money I would save if sucessful, was worth the risk of it not working and having to call a professional or replace the machine anyway. Well, the good denizens of the Internet were right and replacing the sensor turned out to be an easy and satisfying DIY project. The most difficult part was mowing the machine so I could get to the access panel on its rear. After that I only had to remove 11 screws/bolts. There were two wire harnesses that I had to disconnect, one for the sensor, which was easy, and one for power to the motor coils, which was tricky. Then, I pried off the old sensor (it fastens with plastic tabs), snapped on the new one, and put everything back together in reverse order. And now I have clean underwear again!

I feel a little odd about giving this product five stars, but only because you don't really have a choice if you need this part. It only comes in one flavor, as it were. Perhaps I should really write a review for the machine. I suppose there are washers that are more difficult to repair.