20 Most Recent Samsung WF337AA Front Load Washer - Page 4 Questions & Answers

It could be water pressure/flow through a valve, try reducing the flow at the stop cock on the wall and see if the sound changes.

Reduce the water flow to the machine by adjusting the stop cock on the wall

pressour switch probly

Who said this has a fuse? I know of no fuse in this washer other than a diode that protects computer boards from voltage spike.

Is it a top loader? And if it goes through the other cycles but will not drain and spin..chances are your door switch is faulty..pull the plug and locate the switch on tne side of the opening to the basket...follow the wires back and disconnect them at plug they plug into..now carefully wuth the power off place a jumper wire on tne plug where the switch wires plugged into.then plug the washer in and put it on spin...if the switch is bad.the load will spin and drain..if not you need a professional to Che k it out..could be pump.. NOTE,,,,ONLY A SUGGESTION ON HOW TO CHECK FOR A DEFECTIVE DOOR SWITCH...CAUTION WORK AT YOUR OWN RISK..IF YOU ARE NOT A DIY PERSON..HAVE SOMEONE THAT IS DO IT FOR YOU..Good luck

If you take to top off and look down where the door lock is there will be a circular plunger on the bottom. pull it down and you can manually unlock the door.

make sure the filters in right

The tub is suspended by springs and the non rotational forces are dampened by a shock absorber. There is also something called a balancer S0058 in the diagram. After 6 years springs sag and shock absorbers can wear out, I'd start with replacing those. Get the exact model number before ordering parts; a Google search will find lots of parts sources. You may even want to call the supplier to confirm compatibility of parts. Parts for Samsung WF337AAG XAA Tub Assy Parts

Use CLR, about 2 cups. and run a small shot cycle This will delyme the machine. See if that corrects it. If not, you are looking for a loose or burnt wire. SE is for high or low voltage condition. 4 may be the location of where that is happening. http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/200710/20071010083409359_WF337A-02440A-06[1].pdf

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Seems like one of the drum rollers is locking up at high speed.

It may actually be the strainer in the hose supply line. Most people wash clothes on a warm wash/cold rinse cycle. If the cold water hose strainer is clogged, the washer may fill and work from the hot water line for the wash cycle, then give a NF error when trying to refill using only the cold water. Shut off the cold water line at the tap and remove the hose from the back of the washer. There is a plastic strainer installed in the line to keep dirt and debris out. It is usually white in color. If it is not, it is probably clogged. Use a pair of needle nose pliers to extract the strainer and clean it. Then replace it and try again. If you are on a well system, you should probably clean this strainer every few months or so.

If the screens are clean and it takes several times of starting it for the machine to start washing the only option left is to replace the inlet valves.

Try unplugging it and running a short cycle.

the 3e code is a warning about a broken belt or bushes need replaced in the nain motor.adrian.....

Your power supply normally connects to an EMI filter immediately upon coming into the washer. If you have a voltmeter and are comfortable with electricity, you should remove the top cover of the washer to access the connections. Unplug the washer and shut off the water while dismantling. Remove the 2 screws at the back of the top portion (lid) and push the lid towards the back to dislodge it. At this point, you should be able to locate the incoming power cable and see where it connects to the EMI filter. Once you have identified the connections, plug it the washer and verify that there is voltage both before and after the EMI filter. If there is no voltage at the incoming side of the filter, then your cable is broken and should be replaced. If there is voltage on the incoming side of the filter and none on the outgoing side, your filter is open circuited and should be replaced. If there is voltage at all locations, look for wires that may have shaken off during operation. When poking around inside the washer, looking at wires, pull the plug first. If this does not help, take a picture of the schematic diagram that is affixed to the top of the soap dispenser/water inlet box and post it for our reference. I have attached a typical diagram from a older Samsung washer.

Contact supplier and ask them the question.to get the right answer.

The UC error code represent a malfunctioning main PBA or a power fault related to an electrical power supply that is incompatible with the Samsung washing machine. Contact Samsung service department!

Need more info to diagnose the problem. In which cycle does it stop? What does it take to restart? Could it be overload or excess vibration?

There will always be a little left. If it's full replace inlet valve.