GE Motor Speed Sensor Rebuild

Taylor R

I have read several post on rebuilding the speed sensor for the ADM motor but haven't read anything on the GE motor sensors.Are they repairable, also.If so dose the same part apply to the 102265601 - Speed Sensor, GE Motor, IQ System?

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jakesnake27

I'm gonna be honest, I don't believe I have ever heard of anyone rebuilding a speed sensor. I'm interested in learning about it...

Sergio

There have been some posts on the past, both sensors use the same "Allegro A1203 LUA-T hall effect sensor".

http://www.digikey.com/product-detai...012-ND/1006587

You need to grind off the old one with a dremel tool, solder the wires to the new one, place it flush on the bottom of the plastic assembly with the hall effect chip "branding side" facing the magnet and fill the cavity with epoxy.

Pin 1 - Red wire
Pin 2 - Black wire
Pin 3 - Green wire

I have never done it myself.

Taylor R

The style I have is made differently and haven't seen any pictures of anyone doing it,but gonna give it a try.Thanks for the reply.

Taylor R

Jakesnake27 This post will explain a little bit about it.
http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/elect...itation-2.html

jakesnake27

Very interesting. Let us know how it goes Taylor.

Taylor R

Thanks everyone for the info.Got the parts in today and gonna put everything together tomorrow.I'll let you know if it works.

Volt_Ampere

Good luck. It should work just fine if you get the new sensor in the proper place. These speed sensors are dead simple. Hall effect chip and a magnet with 4 or 8 poles on it.