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Anonymous Posted on Jun 17, 2019

Can I run a front load Samsung (wf42h5000awa2) on Delicates (cold water) with a faulty heating element, while I wait to replace same?

Had multiple techs troubleshoot the 'continuous cycle' problem and the latest tech ran diagnostics and said it was either the mother board, harness to element, or heating element itself. He took 2 hours to come up with this. I do not have a lot of confidence. Previous tech said it was because my drain hose was elevated too high. I doubt this, as I lowered it. We only have cold h20 input, so why do I need heating element, if I run a cold cycle?

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SOURCE: The ?Check ? indicator lamp is flashing, but hoses & filters look good

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  • Posted on Jun 25, 2008

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have you check the tunnel between the kidney shaped sump and the well that the rotor motor locks into, often chips of crockery,seeds etc get caught in here and reduce the flow rate .You will need to remove the rotor motor,its easy, lift out racks then sprayarm to expose rotor motor turn locking ring to release stainless sieve lift out, then turn motor assembly anti clockwise and lift out.With something flexible eg 4mm insulated wire push it through tunnel from sump to motor well.

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  • Posted on Jul 15, 2008

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check for restriction in sump. ie remove rotor, push pipe cleaner or similar from filter sump into rotor sump

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  • Posted on Apr 03, 2009

SOURCE: Clothes remain dripping wet after the wash cycle is complete.

I assume you have removed the lint filter at the bottom of the machine and cleaned it out to make sure the pump is not stalled on a 1 pence or bra clip. Can you hear the motor start to spin? If not its probably because the water level switch is gunged up at the bottom of its rubber tube where it comes from the drum. Remove the top of the machine and locate the pressure switch - usually a round black or white device about 80 to 100mm across with a rubber pipe on a small spout 8mm diameter. Take the pipe clip off using pliers to compress it and move it back down the pipe. Remove the pipe and blow hard down the pipe to try and clear the blockage - you will hear bubbles blowing in the bottom of the drum water. Also you could very very gently blow into the switch stub pipe and listen for it changing over - clicks usually twice each way - blow - two clicks, release - two clicks. Restore swtch pipe and try the machine again. Good luck.

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  • Posted on Sep 25, 2011

SOURCE: Samsung WF209ANW front load washer

Hello & Welcome to FixYa

ND error in your Samsung Front Load washer indicates no drain issue. To start with check the drain hose for any clogs and try cleaning it, then check restriction in drain pump assembly or loose wire at the pump. Please get back to me if you have any other questions.

Kevin

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