Why does lg top load washing machine (WT5001CW) keep blowing control board fuse?

The fact that the machine power up tone is audible indicates that the machine is receiving power which eliminates the fuse problem. I suspect that the main control PC board is faulty.

The LE error or fault code indicates that the washer motor is either overheating or has lost connection to the motor control circuit board. Turn off the machine for 30 minutes to let the motor cool down. Then, restart the washer. If the code comes back immediately the motor is not likely to be at fault and so you should check the wiring from the motor to the motor control board. Also, check the wiring and condition of the rotor position sensor, also called a HALL sensor. If the code doesn't come back on immediately, but returns after the washer has run for a while, the motor stator may be defective.

Pump Ohms to low blowing fuse & seal is leaking.
The pump will need replacing,

I have a LG wt5001cw top loader washer and after it completed its cycle it shut off and will not turn back on. How do I fix it?

Did you replace / reset fuse? Turn on washer again if it blows unplug it, unit has a dead short inside.

you drain pump is the problem,replace it as it is shorting out

the rating, is that the same with the original one.?
try running with no load, maybe the motor got problem. if okay no load. try run with a little load. if still blow the fuse even no load test. Your problem is in the motor. Or monitor carefully when the fuse blew, is it when the motor run ccw or cw?

There is a micro switch next to the fuse. It is shorted out. Replace the micro switch and solve your problem.

My machine would not switch on this morning, no beeps or lights, I traced it to a small fuse on the main circuit board. you get to the board by disconecting from the mains, removing 2 crosshead screws at the back of the machine and lifting the top of the machine off ( once screws out, slide top of machine back about 1cm and then it just lifts off. You can now see the main circuit board, behind the control panel on front of machine. the fuse is hard to see and is solderd to the board on the lower left side, I solderd onto both ends of the fuseand replaced with a 10 amp HRC fuse, I still need to find the correct fuse rating, this worked for my machine.
However, and its a big however, If the 13amp fuse in youre plug blew and the trip on youre consumer unit, then I would imagine something big (pulling a large current) has gone down in youre machine to cause all these to blow, anyway hope this helps, Robin.

the power surge probably shorted out something in the main wire harness or fried your motor. remove the screws from the control panel and look for any wires that are discolored, charred or disconnected. in the event you do't find it there trace the wiring thru the cabinet looking for the same thing. if you don't find that, replace the motor