How to Troubleshoot & Replace Samsung AP4205355 / DC64-00519B Washer Door Lock Switch Assembly

Replacing the door switch assembly was quick and simple and fixed the problem. 

Changing the door switch 

Replaced switch. 

Ordered new Door switch assembly and replaced. Washing my clothes again. Getting a little more life out of machine. Samsung was not to helpful. 

Ordered replacement door switch assembly from AppliancePartsPros and followed their installation video to complete repair. Video was "spot on" and repair was successfully completed in about 15 minutes! 

Replaced the door switch assembly. Watched the appliance parts pros video. Followed those instructions. Took about 5 minutes. All good. The old part was cracked and didn’t keep the door closed. 

I ordered the replacement part for $30+ and a new door locking device for $10 and the repair was quick and easy. The most difficult fix was to re- install the holding ring around the gasket. Total time on the total fix was about 15 minutes and the 14 year old machine works just like new. 

Easy fix, video on site was helpful, removed the spring lock with a screwdriver, pulled back the rubber boot, removed the 3 screws holding the door lock, pulled it out, unhooked the 3 wire hookups, and the plastic housing, put it all back together with new part, done in 10 minutes tops. Saved me hundreds from having the local appliance repair company come, they wanted $90 just to look at it. Helpful rep picked out the correct part for me. Will buy from again. 

Watching your video, very happy with your service and advice. 

I ripped the washing machine apart. prayed to Jesus and slapped it back together with the new part. being a washing machine, you have to understand my relief because a man can only flip his underwear inside out so many times or get things fixed. I know I could have washed them when I took a shower, but I needed the stink of motivation. Nothing like staring at a dirty pair of underwear. But I tell you what, the best feeling in the world is clean socks. This will be my last major repair on a front-end loader washer, if and when this thing dies again I am Yeeting it to the scrap gods and getting a top loader. looks cool, but they made this thing an absolute nightmare to tear apart for zero reasons. jokes on you, I tear things apart for fun. Tip: When ordering the shaft assy, get the screws too. I have a tap kit and a drill. could have saved 30 mins of digging in my loose screw drawer to see if I had 6 screws that matched. 5 matched, but the tap kit didn't care. That lonely one has personality. she still fits.