Samsung Washer WF448AAWXAA Parts

Like so many before us, we too had the infamous corroded and cracked drum spider. Talk about a major design flaw; it's amazing how manufacturers are able to get away without more accountability on this problem, instead they just pick off consumers one at a time, with many just junking their machines and replacing them long before what was traditionally thought of as a reasonable service life. APP's video for replacing the spider in an LG machine was really helpful, as the Samsung only has... Read more

Replaced drum bearings. Replaced front shocks, one had hardly any resistance. Replace both door boot clamps. Always take pictures as you take apart ! Learned the hard way years ago ! Read more

I watched the Appliance Parts Pros video on YouTube. It showed me how to access and check the suspected parts. I inspected the parts and found arcing on the connection between the stator and position sensor. I ordered the parts at Appliance Parts Pros. When they arrived, I installed and checked out the washer. It was good to go. Thanks for the informative video and easy ordering experience! Read more

Normally, I hire someone to come fix washer or dryer problems as time is limited and if the cost is close or more than the machine, I buy a new one instead. But since we are on shelter-in-place, I figure I could repair it since I have more time on my hands and my brother assured me, it was not hard to do. I took the top panel, door off and then looked online to find a service manual, which allowed me to take the front panel off. My suspected drain hose was the failure mode: the rubber tube... Read more

Put in new assy flange and new spider bolts. New bearing flange and tub seal.It did take a lot of work. The flange was in a lot of pieces and mush, it was a mess. Read more

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The front legs were slightly worn and the rubber coverings were missing from the rear feet. This allowed the washer to slide easily on the tile floor. I replaced all four feet. This only required a 12 mm open end wrench. After leveling the washer, things were improved, but I also took the opportunity to replace the four shock absorbers under the drum. The shock absorbers were 5+ years old and one was showing signs of wear / damage. This required removing the front and rear panels with a... Read more

• Shakes and moves

The front legs were slightly worn and the rubber coverings were missing from the rear feet. This allowed the washer to slide easily on the tile floor. I replaced all four feet. This only required a 12 mm open end wrench. After leveling the washer, things were improved, but I also took the opportunity to replace the four shock absorbers under the drum. The shock absorbers were 5+ years old and one was showing signs of wear / damage. This required removing the front and rear panels with a... Read more

Replaced spider arm assembly, spider bolts, rear tub seal, tub seal and hanger springs Read more