What causes a Drain Error in my Samsung WF45R6100AP/US Washer?
A drain error in your Samsung Washer can be caused by several factors. The pump motor impeller might be damaged internally, or the wrong voltage could be supplied to the parts. Other causes include freezing, a clogged drain hose (due to injection error or foreign material), or a water pump terminal that is not connected because of collected debris inside the drain pump.
Why does my Samsung Washer have a Water Supply Error?
A water supply error in your Samsung Washer can occur due to several reasons. Foreign material might be entering the water supply valve. The water supply valve terminal may not be properly connected, or the warm water and rinse connectors could be wrongly connected. Also, it can occur if the PCB terminal from the drain hose to the detergent drawer is not connected, or if the transparent hose is folded or torn.
Why is my Samsung WF45R6100AP/US showing a Motor Driving Error and Hall Sensor Error?
A motor driving error and hall sensor error on your Samsung Washer can stem from various issues. The PBA connector terminal or the motor spin net might not be connected. The motor’s internal coil could be damaged, or the hall sensor terminal might be disconnected. Foreign material entering the motor, motor overload due to too much laundry, a PBA fault, unstable relay operation, erroneous operating signals from the motor hall sensor, or a disconnected IPM terminal of the main PBA could also be the cause. Furthermore, the DD motor cover being out of place, a disconnected PCB housing terminal, or a DD motor fault can also lead to this error.
General| Type | Front Load |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 4.5 cu. ft. |
| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
| Number of Cycles | 12 |
| Steam Cleaning | Yes |
| Smart Features | Yes |
| Color | White |
| VRT Technology | Yes |
| Self Clean | Yes |
| Width | 27" |
| Smart Capable | Yes |
| Steam Option | Yes |
| Cycle Time | Varies by cycle |
| Height | 38.5" |
Essential guidance for safe operation and efficient use of the washer.
Explains the meaning of icons used in the user manual for safety.
Basic precautions to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury during use.
Warning regarding cancer and reproductive harm as per California law.
Crucial warnings regarding the proper installation process to prevent hazards.
Precautions to take during the installation phase to ensure safety.
Vital warnings to prevent injury or damage during the operation of the washer.
Guidelines and precautions for the safe and proper use of the washing machine.
Important warnings related to cleaning the washer to avoid damage or hazards.
Steps and precautions for safely unpacking the washing machine.
Lists all the components and accessories included with the washer.
Details supplied parts, parts not supplied, and tools required for installation.
Outlines the necessary electrical and water supply requirements for installation.
Guidance on drain connection, suitable flooring, and water temperature considerations.
Specifies the necessary clearances for alcove, closet, and undercounter installations.
Details clearance requirements for stacking washers and dryers.
Provides a detailed guide for installing the washer.
Instructions on how to adjust the washer's leveling feet for stability.
Guides on correctly connecting the water supply hoses.
Instructions for properly connecting the drain hose to a standpipe or laundry tub.
Steps for removing door film and powering on the washer.
Steps for initial setup, including calibration and sorting laundry.
Importance of emptying pockets and using laundry nets for protection.
Guidance on determining load size and selecting the correct HE detergent.
Emphasis on HE detergent and explanation of the detergent dispenser compartments.
Detailed steps for adding liquid detergent, softener, and bleach to the drawer.
Instructions for using powdered detergent, bleach, and oxygen boosters.
Identifies and explains the functions of buttons and displays on the control panel.
Details on spin speed, soil level, pre-soak, steam, delay end, and alarm settings.
Explanation of the power and start/pause buttons for controlling the washer.
Explains the meaning of various icons displayed on the control panel.
A concise guide to starting a wash cycle and changing it during operation.
Description of standard and steam wash cycles available on the washer.
Details on the Sanitize cycle and a comprehensive chart of cycle settings.
Detailed explanation of Delay End and Auto Temperature Control features.
Instructions for using Child Lock to prevent access and managing alarm sounds.
Instructions for performing the Self Clean+ cycle and understanding its reminder.
How to use the Smart Care app for diagnosing and resolving washer issues.
Procedure for draining water from the drum in case of power failure.
How to clean the washer's exterior surface and mesh filters.
Steps to clean the pump filter to prevent clogging and ensure performance.
How to remove and clean the detergent drawer and its components.
Cleaning the door seal and procedures for recovery from freezing.
Preparing for disuse and periodic cleaning of the washer's interior.
Detailed instructions for cleaning the washer's exterior panel and cabinet.
Checks for starting, water supply, detergent, and noise issues.
Troubleshooting for problems with draining, spinning, and door operation.
Solutions for excessive suds, detergent issues, and unexpected stopping.
Addressing problems with water temperature, load balance, leaks, and odors.
Resolving issues where the washer remains powered or the door won't unlock.
Explanation and actions for error codes 1C, DC, DC1, LC, 4C, 4C2, 5C.
Explanation and actions for error codes HC, UB, 8C, OC, 3C, AC6, 9C1, SF.
Symbols for garment care, wash cycle descriptions, and temperature settings.
Standard symbols for laundering and dry-cleaning instructions on care labels.
Information on product recyclability, disposal, and compliance standards.
Detailed technical specifications of the washer, including capacity and power.
Details the warranty period for parts, labor, tub, and motor.
Lists conditions not covered by warranty and limitations on implied warranties.
Outlines remedies, liability limitations, and warranty service contact information.
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