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Elizabeth HaasAug 13, 2025
Why does my Samsung Washer show an unbalance error?
- CCody OconnorAug 14, 2025
The unbalance error on your Samsung Washer is caused by the laundry load. Check the laundry to resolve this issue, as this occurs by laundry.
Why does my Samsung Washer show an unbalance error?
The unbalance error on your Samsung Washer is caused by the laundry load. Check the laundry to resolve this issue, as this occurs by laundry.
Why Samsung WW85T504DAE won't start?
If your Samsung washer isn't starting, there could be several reasons. First, ensure the washing machine is properly plugged in and that the door is completely closed. Check that the water taps are open. You may need to tap and hold the start button to initiate the cycle. Also, verify that the Child Lock feature is not activated. Inspect the fuse or reset the circuit breaker, and confirm that power is being supplied correctly. A low voltage could be the issue, so double-check the power cord connection. Make sure no laundry is caught in the door. If your model has an AddWash door, ensure it's properly closed; press it firmly, then tap and hold to start. Finally, if you're adding laundry mid-cycle, close the AddWash door completely and tap and hold to resume.
Why is there no water supply in my Samsung WW85T504DAE Washer?
If your Samsung Washer isn't getting water, it could be due to several reasons. Foreign material may be entering the water supply valve, or the water supply valve terminal might not be connected properly. The warm water and rinse connectors could be wrongly connected. Also, check if the PCB terminal from the drain hose to the detergent drawer is not connected, or if the transparent hose is folded or torn. Low water pressure, or a frozen water valve in winter, can also cause this issue. In this case, the water supply valve may be faulty.
Why does my Samsung Washer overflow?
Your Samsung Washer may be overflowing due to a few potential issues. It could be that water is supplied continually because the water level detection isn't working, possibly due to a clogged drain hose or an injection error. Freezing or foreign material in the water supply valve can also cause continuous water supply. A faulty sensor, or a blocked or damaged pressure tube might also be responsible. All these scenarios can be related to a water level sensor fault.
Why is the water level wrong in my Samsung WW85T504DAE?
If the water level in your Samsung Washer is incorrect, it could be due to several reasons. The hose where the water level sensor is located might be damaged, clogged with foreign material, or folded. Too much lubricant on the air hose insertion part, a hose engagement error, a part fault (like faulty internal soldering), a disengaged water level sensor terminal, or a main PBA fault can also cause this. These issues point to a water level sensor fault.
What to do if Samsung Washer has insufficient water supply?
If your Samsung washer isn't getting enough water, make sure the water tap is fully open. Ensure the door is properly closed. Also, check that the water supply hose isn't frozen, kinked, or clogged. Verify that there's sufficient water pressure. Confirm that the cold and hot water taps are correctly connected. Finally, clean the mesh filter, as it might be clogged.
Why is my Samsung Washer heater not working?
If the heater in your Samsung Washer isn't working, it could be due to a short-circuited washing heater or a disconnected wire. There might be a contact error or temperature sensor fault in the washing heater inside the tub. Also, if the water level sensor operates without water (due to frozen water or another reason) and the temperature sensor detects a high temperature (100 to 150 ?C), the washing machine will turn off the input power. This suggests a heater fault.
What causes communication errors in a Samsung Washer?
Communication errors in your Samsung Washer can occur if the signals between the sub and main PBAs are not sensed. Check the connector connections between the sub and main PBAs carefully and look for any faulty soldering after removing the sub PBA C/Panel. These issues may indicate a Main PCB and Sub PCB Signal Detection fault or a Main PCB and Sub PCB wire connection fault.
General| Model | WW85T504DAE |
|---|---|
| Washing Capacity (kg) | 8.5 kg |
| Spin Speed | 1400 RPM |
| Energy Efficiency Class | A |
| Energy Consumption per 100 Cycles | 49 kWh |
| Noise Level (Spinning) | 72 dB |
| Digital Inverter Technology | Yes |
| Steam Wash | Yes |
| Drum Clean | Yes |
| Quick Wash | Yes |
| Delay End | Yes |
| AddWash | Yes |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 600 x 850 x 550 mm |
| Color | White |
| Eco Bubble Technology | Yes |
| Delay Start | Yes |
| Child Lock | Yes |
| Type | Front Load |
General safety information, symbols, and basic precautions.
Critical warnings for appliance setup, electrical safety, and general use.
Cautions related to general usage, handling, and cleaning the appliance.
Package contents, installation prerequisites, and water/drain needs.
Detailed instructions for physically installing the washing machine.
Guidance on flooring, alcove installation, and environmental disposal.
First-time setup, calibration, and sorting laundry for washing.
Proper use of detergent, softener, and the dispenser drawer.
Understanding the control panel, starting/pausing cycles, and navigation.
Overview of available wash cycles, their descriptions, and max load.
Using additional functions, system settings, and smart connectivity.
Drum cleaning, filter maintenance, and detergent drawer care.
Emergency drain, defrosting, and care for extended periods of disuse.
Identifying and resolving common issues and displayed information codes.
Understanding garment care labels and eco-friendly usage practices.
Model specifications, spare parts availability, and warranty information.
