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Customer Questions and Answers for Washer Drain Pump by Samsung

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Part Number: OEM12608079
Manufacturer Part Number: DC31-00054A

The Washer Drain Pump is an essential component for maintaining the efficiency of your Samsung washer. Designed to effectively remove excess water from your laundry, this genuine OEM part ensures reliable performance and seamless integration with your appliance. Crafted with high-quality materials, the drain pump guarantees durability and long-lasting operation, reducing the need for frequent replacements. Its precise engineering allows for easy installation, saving you time and effort during repairs. By choosing the Washer Drain Pump , you are ensuring that your Samsung washer continues to function at its best, preventing issues such as water buildup and drainage problems. This part is specifically compatible with a range of Samsung washer models, providing a perfect fit and optimal performance. Investing in this genuine OEM part means you are prioritizing the longevity and reliability of your appliance, ultimately enhancing your overall laundry experience.

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Luna for Model Number WF448AAW/XAA

During a normal wash cycle, the washer drained almost completely and partially wrung out the clothes. It pinged an unable to drain error. I removed the clothes and manually drained all of the water using the drain hose by the front filter. I started a spin only cycle, and it ran normally, including spinning the tub. After the cycle finished, I ran a Rinse and Spin cycle. It ran properly until it reached the drain portion of the spin cycle, The washer stopped and would not advance past that point in the cycle and the timer. I manually drained it again, ran the spin cycle successfully again, then ran the Rinse and Spin cycle with the same result as before. Update: I took the washer apart and verified that there are no obstructions. The resistance on the pump motor is 14.7 Ohms. When I hook it back up to the washer wiring harness and start the spin cycle, the pump motor runs and the impeller spins smoothly and without excessive noise. Any suggestions of what else to check? Thanks.

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Luna, You will want to test to see if there is 120 vac getting to the drain pump when it is not draining. If there is proper power then the drain pump will be the issue and will need to be replaced. If there is not then it will be the control board that is the issue.

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Luna for Model Number WF448AAW/XAA

During a normal wash cycle, the washer drained almost completely and partially wrung out the clothes. It pinged an unable to drain error. I removed the clothes and manually drained all of the water using the drain hose by the front filter. I started a spin only cycle, and it ran normally, including spinning the tub. After the cycle finished, I ran a Rinse and Spin cycle. It ran properly until it reached the drain portion of the spin cycle, The washer stopped and would not advance past that point in the cycle and the timer. I manually drained it again, ran the spin cycle successfully again, then ran the Rinse and Spin cycle with the same result as before. What is causing my issue? Thanks.

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Luna, Thanks for the question!!! It is likely a failed drain pump but you may also want to make sure there are no blockages (any stuck) in the pump or the drain lines.

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Nick, in regards to the leak, the water inlet valves and the dispenser housing may need to be inspected for indications of leaking. The drain pump DC31-00054A should have a small amount of resistance when rotating but it should rotate with little effort. If the pump receives proper voltage but does not drain the water out, it has failed.

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Sue for Model Number Samsung front load washer model no.WF448AAP/XAA

Hi, my Samsung front load washer keeps pinging and saying it is not draining. This is the 3rd time I have replaced the drain pump in the 12 years we have owned it. This usually takes care of the problem , however, this time it did not! I thought that the new pump could be defective but the place I got the drain pump from tested it and said it was spinning. I have since reinstalled this pump and also replaced the rubber check valve as well as removed all the drain hose and cleaned it out with no luck! Any ideas? Thanks! Sue

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Sue, Check to see if there is power getting to the drain pump when the unit is supposed to be draining. If it is not getting power then the issue will be in the main control board. If there is power then check for obstructions in the drain hoses.

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Hello Dan, please disregard the previous answer. Yes, you will need to replace the drain pump assembly.

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Liz, if the washer was not able to drain, it would cause the main control to not go into a spin mode. It would be recommended that the hoses from the tub to the drain pump, and the drain hose, are inspected for any clogs and cleared as necessary. If there are no clogs, the next step would be to inspect the drain pump DC31-00054A housing for any debris that may be preventing the drain pump from operating properly or clogging the filter and housing. If clear, it is likely that the drain pump has failed.

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Barb for Model Number Samsung WF419AAW/XAA-02

Loud Humming - Water Does Not Stay In Drum, continues to empty out. CLOTHS IN THE MACHINE: As soon as I hit POWER there is a loud humming sound down by the drain trap door. Drum spins and water drains out the drain hose. This activity starts before I hit the START button. When the machine was working with no hum I would hit POWER, make my selection, (no sound) hit START old water would drain out and the cycle would start, new water would retain in the drum and of course wash my cloths with water in the drum. Now, I hit POWER, loud hum and water comes in goes right out the drain into the sink. I hit START, the incoming water runs right out, water fills the soap dish and when I check the drain water is soapy. The water does not stay in the drum. As soon as washing is complete the humming is still going and it appears the humming (draining) continues during the whole wash cycle no matter what stage it is in. I see END on the panel I get no error code and the humming continues. The humming stops when I press the POWER or open the door. WITHOUT CLOTHS: Ran a Quick wash, warm/cold, low spin, pressed POWER (loud hum) pressed START (hum continued) watched it cycle. It was in wash cycle, tried to fill 3 times water kept running out into sink and I got an nF code. Humming stopped. Your Thoughts? A bad solenoid, pump, board or switch

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Barb, Based on the issue, it sounds likely that this will be a faulty main control board. The main board is sending power to the drain pump when it does not need it.

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Lamondra, We do not have information on an aftermarket drain pump and it is possible that it may work properly but it is recommended to get the manufacturers part for the unit.

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