Samsung DC96-01703G Washer Water Level Pressure Switch OEM Part

Removed top panel to reach the hose and sensor. Propped the washer back, reached up to remove bottom hose assembly. Replaced with new hose and new sensor. Put top panel back on. Parts place told me the part was backordered for months and repair would cost at least $80. Got it in three days and fixed it myself.

Upon disassembly I noticed the hose to the water level sensor had rubbed on the drum creating a small hole. Replaced both the sensor and hose while it was apart.