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Customer Questions and Answers for Washer Rotor Position Sensor by Samsung

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Part Number: OEM13735935
Manufacturer Part Number: DC31-00098A

The Washer Rotor Position Sensor ensures precise motor function for your Samsung washer. This genuine OEM part accurately detects the rotor's position, enabling smooth and efficient washing cycles. By maintaining optimal motor performance, it helps prevent unexpected interruptions and extends the lifespan of your appliance. Compatible with various Samsung washer models, this rotor position sensor guarantees a secure fit and reliable operation. Replacing a faulty sensor with this genuine OEM part restores your washer's functionality, ensuring your laundry processes run seamlessly. Easy to install, it provides a straightforward solution to improve your washer's performance and reliability. Invest in the Washer Rotor Position Sensor to achieve consistent washing results and enhance the overall efficiency of your Samsung washer.

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Manus, Sounds to me that the spider gear has broken and unfortunately is no longer available.

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Paul, the resistance check for the motor is not within specs, the resistance for the Hal sensor is correct. Based on these numbers, you should replace the motor.

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Paul, The 3E error indicates a washer motor error or hall sensor error. Check the motor connector terminal connections and contacts, make sure that the unit is not being overloaded, check the hall sensor to see if it is faulty, check whether the stator of the motor cover is damaged, check for coil disconnections due to foreign material, check to make sure that there is no wiring issue or control board issue. To check the motor windings you will pull out the connector of the motor and read resistance at any 2 of the 3 terminals and should be about 6 ohms of resistance. Check the hall sensor on the main board between pins 1 and 3, and 1 and 4 of the 4 pin connector and it should have approximately 2 to 4 Mohms of resistance. Check the voltage when the power is on.

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Kurt, To properly assist with your question we will need to have the model number. Please resubmit a new question with the model number of the unit.

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Jeff for Model Number wa48h7400aw/a2

When starting cycle the washer makes some whirling noise but I do not see the clothes move more than a nudge . it starts to fill but then stops. if I hit the start/pause button again the cycle resumes but then stops again. Drain and spin cycle works. I took the whole thing apart, tub out, clutch assembly out everything moved smoothly no bad bearing, clutch teeth are fine. At first I thought it was the clutch motor but it shows continuity, I am thinking it is a sensor? What do the pros say?

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Jeff, You will want to put the unit into diagnostic and see if there are any error codes stored but sounds likely that this would most likely be a faulty RPS sensor.

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Alex, You will want to check to make sure that the unit is not getting off balance as this could cause this issue. If the unit is not getting off balance then the issue will likely be a faulty main control board.

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Hung, To check the Hall sensor you will need to access the main control board and locate the CN3 connector. Check voltage at pin 4 and 2 for DC 0v or 1.3V and from pin 4 to pin 3 for the same.

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Dan, The 3E error code is for a motor drive error or hall sensor error. You will want to check the coils on the stator to make sure that they are good and check the RPS sensor and wiring. If these check ok then the issue will be caused by a faulty control board. If the unit is agitating the control board may be the most likely cause. If you get the tech sheet from inside the unit it will tell you how to check these things.

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Bobby, The correct rotary position sensor assembly for the model number you supplied is DC31-00098A / DC31-00098A. The part is in stock and available at this time. Have you check for any error codes logged in the memory of the control board ? If iy doesn't stop spinning at the end of the cycle, you'll also want to consider a main control board.

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