Ralph C. January 16, 2021 for Model Number WA48H7400AW/A2-01 I am getting an 8E error code that prevents the cycle from advancing and causes the washer to 'loop' the wash cycle. I replaced the vibration sensor AP5579308, but the issue persists. Suggestions?
1 Answer Ralph, You'll need to check the wiring harness and connections between the sensor and the control board. Make sure there's no corrosion on or in the pins and connectors, no loose connections, etc. if all's OK replace the main control board. Thanks, Read More...
Gordon January 03, 2021 for Model Number Kenmore / Samsung 592.49496 - Canada Unit / DOM July 2015 Front Loader - Kenmore / Samsung 592.49496 - Canada Unit / Date of Manufacturer July 2015 Has a problem in the Spin Modes. Extra Time seams to be added to the timer. I have tried to was empty load - Seams to work perfectly Add some cloths and takes for every to Spin. I do not have any error codes Thank you
1 Answer Gordon, It would be recommended to put the unit into a service diagnostic mode and see if there are any stored error codes. Make sure that the unit is not getting off balance, if it is then it could be an issue in which the spider could be broken, bad bearings or shocks that are defective. Read More...
Mike January 02, 2021 for Model Number WA52M7750AV/A4 I received an 8C code before. I replaced the MEMS sensor, but issue still persisted. Only quick wash cycle would go all the way through. Now, washer will not go through any cycle. It starts dumping water, but then start draining without even going through the wash cycle. Barrel spins while filling, and at a certain point the it doesn't. Could this be caused by the motor?
1 Answer Mike, This issue sounds more likely that the main control board is faulty and would need to be replaced. Read More...
Scott November 29, 2020 for Model Number WA50K8600AW/A2 Samsung What is the part number for the wire harness that connects the main control board to mems sensor?
1 Answer Scott, the main wiring harness DC93-00612A would be used with the model number provided. Read More...
Gregg November 20, 2020 for Model Number Samsung wa48j7700aw/aa Hi, my Samsung washer wa48j7700aw/aa won't complete a wash cycle. It continuously gives error code 8C. Would this be the mems sensor? How hard of a fix is it?
1 Answer Hello Greg, the MEMS sensor DC93-00278B is located under and mounted to the underside of the outer tub. For that code first check the wire harness from it to the control board to check if anything is loose or any problem with the wiring. Read More...
Bj October 26, 2020 for Model Number wv60m9900av/a501 I get error code 18c for small top washer . I replced themems sensor ,it starts to fill and the basket work a few times ,then it stops and the drain pump runs i'm guessing board but could it be something like the tub supports?
1 Answer Hello Bj, trace the MEMS sensor wiring back to the board checking for any breaks or wire problems, if the harness is ok then the board will need to be replaced. Read More...
Vitaliy September 19, 2020 for Model Number WA50M7450AW/A4 8c1 code came up. Changed the mems sensor. Didn't work at first but then for some reason it started working but would not stop filling. I changed the water level sensor. Still got the 8c1 code. Changed the control module just now. Still throws out a 8c1 code. I feel like the pulsator is having issues when it does the load weight cycle before it automatically goes into drain mode and stops working. What else can it be?
1 Answer Vitaliy, it would be recommended that the spin basket is checked to see if it rotates freely. If it doesn't, the tub would need to be inspected for any obstructions between the spin basket and outer tub. If it does, then with the power cord unplugged, the stator DC93-00236C windings would need to be tested for resistance and they should measure 19.3O when each of the three terminals are tested to each other. If the stator passes, and there is no debris in the rotor, then the wires would need to be inspected for any loose or broken sections. Read More...
Jeff August 28, 2020 for Model Number WA48J7700AW/A2 This machine kept giving an 8C error code. When I looked it up in a tech manual that I had, it said to check the wiring connections and replace if necessary. Nothing wrong with the wiring that I could tell Continuity checked out. So, with that, I replaced the MEMs sensor. And we are still getting an 8C error code. The tech manual says "Main PBA wire connection Check or PBA’s silver nano part malfunction. Replace if necessary" which I have no idea what it means. Can you explain the next step to this problem?
1 Answer Jeff, this information is in reference to the main control board. To ensure the correct main control part number is identified, the revision number of this appliance would be necessary. Read More...
Michael B Hansen August 22, 2020 for Model Number wa52m7750av/a4 I am getting a 8c1 code. Can’t wash anything but. I can put it on just spin and it will work fine does the mems sensor affect the spin or just the washing cycle
1 Answer Michael, This issue would most likely be caused by the mems sensor since you received the error code that you received. Read More...
Sadiq August 22, 2020 for Model Number WA50F9A6DSW/A2 On any Washer Option (Cycle) I put on and press start, instantly I hear the Motor and draining sound comes on. Occassionally the Machine would get into thinking Mode and the Washer Light and the Cycle Light on the Knob will Blink and that shows that the Drum is taking the Start and then the Water start coming in. This I know that my Cycle is accepted by the Machine. Also sometimes before it finishes the Cycle it shows error 8E2 on the screen and then the Machine stops. What is the problem?
1 Answer Sadiq, This issue will be caused by a bad mems sensor which will be part number DC93-00278B Read More...