Samsung Dishwashers - Page 9 - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

1. Try turning power off and back on. If the memory is retained, 2. Change the delay start up to the maximum setting and then around to (or backwards to) zero hours.

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

According to this video: https://youtu.be/7a5v9wY71v4 you need to pull the DW and turn it upside down to access the part??. water, water everywhere...

Then you likely have a shorted water heating element.

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It can be a closed water pressure line, pump drive bad or the pumpkins defective or does not have power.

That's a water temperature error. Try running the sink until the water is hot before you start the dishwasher..check the heater element for continuity and the thermister

Have you unplugged it for 5 minutes and see if it resets itself? If not do so.

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The main PSU is part of the control board. You may be lucky to find an aged fuse to replace, but it's more likely a power transistor that's fried.

Unplug and remove the control board to see which bit's toasted. Chances are it's cheaper to replace the control board - but check the probable cause - the motors are not short circuited.

Water inlet filter might be clogged.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXHRPd8VisE here is your fix...

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The 9E issue indicates a low water level in the dishwasher. Check your hoses. Make sure that no dishes flipped and filled with water. Make sure that the dishwasher is level. Next check if there is any debris blocking the water level (overflow) sensor. It's in a small square plastic box on the left side of the dishwasher. Pull the dishwasher forward and check for loose or damaged wires to the water level sensor. If the wiring is good and the error persists, replace the sensor. Replace the wiring if it is damaged. If you add a comment with the model number, I may be able to point you to the replacement part. If your dishwasher is under warranty, contact Samsung for the repair. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

over full is not the water but the amount of things you have in the machine and that something may be in way of or blocking sprayer

you may have a problem on the draining system. Previous cycle not fully drained and holding off the new cycle. remove the drain line from its discharge position and hook up a 5 gal container for it to drain in ( maintaining the necessary height for the anti syphon loop ) Select programme 7 which should allow the drain pump to kick in straight away You should be able to hear the pump running at the bottom of the machine and observe a discharge from the hose. The chances are the pump needs removing and cleaning. or - the drain line where the machine discharges is backing up and not allowing a free discharge.

See if thhe error message is listed in the trouble shooting section of the owners manual.

A large object is lodged inside the drain pipe and will not allow water to drain.
Have someone remove the clog and run a empty cycle to flush more deposits.
Hope this helps!

Hi, This is what I found for you: 5E WATER DRAIN ERROR 5E is displayed if the water level frequency detected is 25 KHz or less in the initial phase of the UNB -detecting cycle. The Water Drain error can be cleared by turning POWER SW OFF and back ON. Check your drain system and verify the unit can drain water. If you have too, remove the drain hose and drain into a bucket to verify it can drain. This could be from some obstruction within the hose or air-gap or disposal, however you unit drains. Good Luck I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/gere_bf68e6055dd61249

un plug from mains and turn off water supply and remove the water pipe. leave water off the unit. and plug unit back on at mains and turn on. using lowest setting turn on using this you should hear it moving about inside and a pump sound. if you dont hear a pump sound turn off and check that the drain pipe is not blocked. it sounds dirty but if you can blow down the drain pipe with the unit off it should be easy to blow down if not then its blocked inside. for that you will need to clean it out. here is a link to the pdf for the dish washer SAMSUNG DMS300TR User Manual hope this helps.