20 Most Recent Samsung DW80F600UTS 24" Stainless Steel Built-In Dishwasher 15 Place Settings, Energy Star Questions & Answers

In addition to the previous answer! More specifically, the pump triac fails. As a result, a situation may arise when the pump drains water all the time, even if there is no water, but the user hears the pump is running. Triac on the control board can be rewired. But the one who understands electronics will cope with such work.

Fill soap dispenser with white vinegar, leave dishwasher empty and run regular cycle. For regular monthly maintenance run with vinegar once a month.

water inlet valve bad try shutting off water supply under cabinet then turning it back on to see if water starts working if not

Hello. The door switch, part# DD81-01629A, may be broken. See attached link for pix of the part. Let me know if you need further assistance. Thanks! Google

I'm presuming that the empty pump just runs constantly? If that's the case, then this is an anti flood protection. Water from a spill has got into the base of the machine and tripped the flood protection sensor. To cure the immediate problem, pull the machine out and tip it on it's side or back about 45 degrees and the water in the base will run out and the flood protection will reset. The real question is though, how did the water get INTO the base? Most common is that someone used household detergent instead of dishwasher powder or tabs and the foam it created worked its way into the base and then turned back to water as it settled. If this is the case, the tip sideways will be a permanent fix. If not, you will need to trace and cure the leak

You need to have a serviceman inspect

Hello. The error code you're getting is for a drain pump and water level sensor. Check the filter for obstructions such as food, glass, etc. when you "cancel/drain", does the washer in fact, drain? The drain pump very well might have a blockage or obstruction in it causing it to drain too slowly--especially if the drain hose has that notorious one-way valve in it(it's located inside the rubber boot of the drain hose that is clamped onto the drain pump. When the pump is active, there should be 120v at the connector going to the pump. If there is, and the pump is not working, the pump is defective. If there is *not* voltage, then suspect a broken wire or defective main board. I hope I helped you!

This is usually caused by a bad ECS or temperature sensor. It is located underneath the tub bottom, on the right-hand side. It will probably have to be replaced, although I have heard that some people were able to fix the problem by removing it, cleaning it, and re-installing it. If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/ronald_e6b9572cebe3ad27

This could be either a bad controller/timer, or is could be a bad heater. You really need to have a technician come out and run some tests to find out what's wrong with your machine. If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/ronald_e6b9572cebe3ad27

That a High-temp Heating Error. It's usually caused by a bad ECS sensor. You will have to pull the DishWasher out and remove the metal panel on the right-hand side of the DW. Pull the insulation up so you can see underneath. Move the capacitor out of the way (unplug the DW, if you haven't already), and you can see the ECS sensor attached to the sie of the sump. If this sounds like more than what you want to do, then you will need to call a professional repairman (I recommend Sears). If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/ronald_e6b9572cebe3ad27

It is probably in timer mode. Consult your user manual.