To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Samsung Dishwasher show check code 4C?
If your Samsung Dishwasher displays the check code 4C, it indicates a problem with the water supply. This could be due to a few reasons: * Low water supply pressure: Try turning the water supply valve ‘OFF’ for 1 second and then re-supplying. * Closed water supply valve: Ensure the water supply valve is open. * Aqua stop malfunction: Inspect the aqua stop for any issues.
What to do if my Samsung DW80R9 Dishwasher shows check code 5C?
If your Samsung Dishwasher displays the check code 5C, it means there's an issue with the drain pump. The possible causes and solutions include: * A foreign object is stuck in the drain pump: Remove the object from the drain pump. * The drain pump is faulty: Replace the drain pump.
Why does my Samsung DW80R9 have no display (3&)?
If your Samsung Dishwasher has no display (3&), it could be due to: * A faulty synchronous motor: The solution is to move to reset location and keep going remained cycle with heater off condition. * Incorrect cam location: Check and adjust the location in the cam.
How to fix no display (tC) on a Samsung Dishwasher?
If your Samsung Dishwasher has no display (tC), it means the thermistor is out of order. To resolve this, replace the thermistor.
General| Brand | Samsung |
|---|---|
| Model | DW80R9 Series |
| Category | Dishwasher |
| Language | English |
Essential safety guidelines for technicians performing service.
Overview of the dishwasher's key functionalities and benefits.
Technical details and performance data of the dishwasher model.
Comparison of new model features against older models.
Details on optional accessories and their specifications.
Required tools for safely taking apart and putting back the dishwasher.
Steps to take before disassembling or replacing parts.
Procedure for removing the upper rack assembly.
Steps to remove the third rack.
Instructions for disassembling the Main Printed Circuit Board Assembly.
Procedure for removing the outer door panel.
Steps to disassemble the control panel and handle.
How to remove the detergent dispenser slide mechanism.
Disassembly of door lever, switch, and condenser components.
Procedure for removing the case brake assembly.
Steps to remove and replace the water inlet valve.
Disassembly of the main duct and spray arm rails.
How to disassemble the water guide assembly.
Procedure for removing the nozzle cover assembly.
Steps to remove the motor holder assembly.
Disassembly of AC motor drive and micro switch.
Instructions for removing spray nozzles and the drain hose.
Procedure for removing the base cover assembly.
How to remove the door spring mechanism.
Disassembly of gear, worm, and shaft components.
Procedure for removing the thermistor.
Steps to remove the turbidity sensor.
How to remove the circulation pump.
Procedure for removing the main base assembly.
Steps to remove the drain pump.
Disassembly of the geared motor and vane sensor.
Procedure for removing the sump assembly.
Final checks to perform after completing service or repair.
Initial steps and information before troubleshooting.
Guide to entering and using service diagnostic modes.
How to diagnose and resolve error codes.
Diagram of the main printed circuit board and its components.
Detailed diagram of the main PCB with connector assignments.
Schematic showing electrical connections and wire routing.
Explanation of how model numbers are structured and what they signify.
Definitions of technical terms used in the manual.
