Samsung DC97-12534E Washer Drain Hose Assembly OEM Part

This is an easy fix. Just remove the back panel, remove the hose clamp to pull out the old hose, put the new hose on, make sure the clamp is well centered onto the connection, and return the back panel. Make sure to insert the drain hose into the three plastic guides that prevent the hose from moving around. The Samsung factory did not do this on my original hose, which is why it failed, because it was rubbing against the tub support and it wore a hole into the hose. I am going to complain to Samsung! Although the repair job is easy, and not too expensive, it's a hassle and I was without the wash machine for a few days, and I was lucky not to have any water damage. And the total time invested is much more than just the repair time, because of identifying the source of the leak, cleaning up the wet floor, disconnecting and reconnecting the lines so I could move the machine, researching the part number and ordering online after trying to find it locally. Thanks Samsung! Appliance Parts Pros had the part on my front porch exactly 23 hours after I placed the order with standard shipping!

Replaced drain hose. Video was helpful, however I went from the back and the bottom of the washer so I did not have to take off the front panel.

Replaced the drain hose.

I bought a new drain hose and they sent me exactly the same as what came on my washing machine originally. Once I was able to tip the machine over on its side, it was a fairly easy job to undo one clamp slide off the old hose and then reverse the process to put on the new hose. As I said the key to do it in the shed was being able to tip the wash machine over on its side because access was completely from the bottom.

I called a local repair man who identified the drain hose as the problem and gave me the part number. I searched for the part online and found it at Appliance Parts Pros. I ordered the part and when it arrived, I called the repair man to do the replacement.