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To troubleshoot the heater in your Samsung Washer, check the resistance of the heater itself. It should be around 27.1Ω for a 1900W product or 26.2Ω for a 2000W product. Also, verify that the resistance of the thermistor is approximately 12kΩ at room temperature.
How to troubleshoot the motor wire Hall sensor in a Samsung WF511AB Washer?
To troubleshoot the motor wire Hall sensor in your Samsung Washer: - First, check for any foreign objects between the rotor and stator. - Second, make sure the motor power wires (Blue, White, Red) are securely connected. - Third, verify that the Hall Sensor wire is connected properly. - Finally, confirm that the resistance between Blue-White, White-Red, and Red-Blue is equal to 15Ω.
General| Capacity | 5.1 cu. ft. |
|---|---|
| Steam Function | Yes |
| Energy Star Qualified | Yes |
| Vibration Reduction Technology+ | Yes |
| Smart Care | Yes |
| Type | Front Load |
| Color | White |
Highlights VRT PLUS™, PowerFoam™, Diamond Drum™, and DD Motor for performance.
Discusses largest capacity, PureCycle™ tub cleaning, and Deep Steam features.
Covers the Digital Display, Jog Dial, and Stylish Design of the washer.
Details the Sanitize cycle and installation options like Pedestal and Stacking.
Covers important safety symbols, precautions, and general warnings for washer use.
Details severe and caution signs for safe installation and electrical grounding.
Provides warnings and cautions for safe operation, handling, and cleaning.
Steps to unpack the washer and identify its main parts and components.
Details on proper location, electrical hookup, grounding, water, and drain.
Specifies clearances for alcove/closet/undercounter and options for pedestal/stacking.
Covers selecting location, removing bolts, connecting hoses, and leveling.
Guidelines for loading clothes and the initial steps to start a wash cycle.
Explains the control panel, how to select cycles, temperature, spin, and soil level.
Covers features like Child Lock, My Cycle, Steam, and specific cycles like Spin Only.
A practical guide on using the cycle selector for various washing needs.
Advises using high efficiency (HE) detergents for optimal cleaning and suds control.
Explains the automatic dispenser and instructions for pre-wash, bleach, and softener.
Covers cleaning the exterior, interior, dispensers, and debris filter.
Instructions for storing the washer and preserving its exterior surfaces.
How to use the self-cleaning cycle to remove mold and odors from the drum.
Lists common washer problems and their step-by-step solutions.
Explains various information codes and error symbols displayed by the washer.
Provides symbols and guidelines for washing different fabric types.
A comprehensive chart detailing cycles, temperatures, spins, and options.
Technical specifications, dimensions, power usage, and environmental considerations.
Details the limited warranty period, coverage, and service procedures.
Outlines conditions not covered by the warranty and legal disclaimers.
Provides phone numbers and website for questions, comments, and service.
