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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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Hi Darrick, thanks for your question. Since the stator windings tested good, it’s not likely that the stator or rotor are the problem. The next step is to spin the basket by hand and see if it turns freely. If it doesn’t spin freely and the gap between the basket and outer tub looks even all the way around, then the rear tub bearings DC97-15328F have failed. If the spacing looks uneven anywhere between the basket and tub, then the spider shaft DC97-14875B would need to be replaced.

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Mark for Model Number WA5451ANW/XAA-0002

After washing a large pillow in the washer, I began to get a behavior whereby the washer restarts early in the spin cycle and eventually gives a “dc” (unbalanced load) error. Both the drain and spin operations function normally in Quick Test Mode and Demo Mode. I have leveled the unit, replaced the Washer Damper Assembly DC97-05280S, and replaced the Washer Vibration Sensor Assembly DC93-00278B, but the issue remains. An example is that when running a “Rinse+Spin” cycle, with about 9 minutes left, the spin cycle begins and after 10-30 seconds of slow spinning, the unit changes to 17 minutes left and starts refilling the tub with water. My understanding is that it is doing this in an attempt to balance the load, however this seems unnecessary based on observation of the load. What would be next to try? I’m curious if I should replaced the rotor position sensor, although the RPM readings during the test modes appears accurate.

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Mark, Thank you for your question. If the unit is operating properly in the quick cycle and other cycles but doing this only in one cycle then it will most likely be a faulty control board.

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Ron, It would be recommended to check to make sure that the drum is not rubbing against the outer tub which would cause the plastic smell.

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Eli, Start with placing the machine into service mode: to enter press Signal & Extra Rinse simultaneously with the power on. Then run the Quick Spin Test: to enter this press; Delay Start & Silver Care. This accelerates the drum motor from 0 to maximum RPM over a few minutes. Note: Stay with the washer during this test, the out-of-balance detection is bypassed and the door may not lock. Press the Start/Pause button during the test to hold its spinning speed.

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Eli for Model Number WF328AAW/XAA

hello, i took my samsung front washer apart and replaced the spider with drive gear and pump. Had no problem with anything else. I put it back and it pumps and tries to spin then displays E3 error. I pulled the stator off with the sensor position which is attached. I'm reading 11.4 ohms touching any of the 2 terminals. From the answers i read, one said 11.5 ohms, another said 6 and another site said 9.2 ohms. Anyways, what else can i do to keep the process of elimination going. model:WF328AAW/XAA

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Eli, Start with placing the machine into service mode: to enter press Signal & Extra Rinse simultaneously with the power on. Then run the Quick Spin Test: to enter this press; Delay Start & Silver Care. This accelerates the drum motor from 0 to maximum RPM over a few minutes. Note: Stay with the washer during this test, the out-of-balance detection is bypassed and the door may not lock. Press the Start/Pause button during the test to hold its spinning speed.

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George, the rotor position sensor DC31-00098A would be tested from the inverter DC92-01531C connection CN6. After pressing the power button (do not start a cycle), there should be 5VDC from pin 1 to pin 4. If not, the inverter has failed. If there is, the next step would be testing from pin 4 to pin 2, and pin 4 to pin 3 while rotating the rotor by hand. There should be a voltage reading around 3.5VDC at each test. If not, the position sensor has failed. If there is voltage at both points, the inverter has failed.

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Mike for Model Number wf405atpawr/a2

My washer starts the cycle, locks the door, starts filling water for a moment , then the drum tries to turn but instead it just twitches and stops. Then it tries to start turning again but it just twitches and stops. This repeats may be 10 times and then it stops. There is no error code at all. The drum can be spun freely manually. No mechanical binding. I tried to follow the instructions how to test/measure the Hall sensor but I am not sure how. Is the Hall Sensor defective or is it the main control/inverter board?

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Mike, You may have to put the washer into service mode to retrieve the error code. It sounds like it is trying to sense the weight of the load to know how much water it needs. Probably a pressure switch fault.

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No, a rotor position sensor would not stop you from turning it by hand. Sounds like a stuck bearing on this style of machine.

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Steve, Lets start with the second question first, the circulation pump will be used to disperse the water over the clothes during the agitation cycle. As for the Suds issue. There could be excess build-up of detergent in the machine that could cause this and may need to run a clean cycle with nothing in it. It could also be that the unit did not drain properly which could be a clogged drain pump or faulty pump if it is not pumping at all.

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