Great video! My husband, who usually takes care of things like broken dishwashers, is deployed. Your easy-to-follow video gave me the confidence to tackle the problem myself. I had the problem fixed in about an hour and didn’t spend a dime. Thanks!
Excellent video. I was about to buy a new dishwasher but decided first to look for a solution on youtube and came across your video. Problem is fixed thanks to you. A million thank you’s. People like you make the world a better place.
OMG, you are such a blessing!!!! I got the exact same error with mine and no repair people around here will work on a Samsung appliance and I was just about to go buy a new one. I can’t thank you enough.
This video saved me $300 Samsung makes the worst dishwashers. I wish I hadn't bought one. It's leaking all the time and the sensor is wet. Flooded my kitchen 5 times in 5 years. Plumbing is new. Worst dishwasher!
Samsung repairman checked my sensor today and said he would have to order some parts "if he could get approval". It seems to me he should just order the parts and fix it. He did not lay the dishwasher on its side, but worked on it from the front. I like your way better.
Thank YOU 🙏. I watched four other videos without success of fixing my Samsung dishwasher, until I found your video. Thank you for teaching me how to properly repair my Samsung dishwasher.
dude, any time you in my town, beers on me. I tried everything, taking everything apart, cleaning it out, flushing it out. This did the trick instantly. thank you
I had the "Heavy" light flashing last night.... Watching your video today during work.... when I get home hopefully all will work after drying it out and looking for the a leak.....THANKS!!!I got home after work... WORKED LIKE A CHARM !!! Save me a head ach and MONEY!!!! Thanks!
@@heatmakers9819 I don't really know BUT I feel the garbage disposal my have need to be empted/used.... may have had debris in it and caused the "drain"cycle not to work correctly and back up into the bottom of the dishwasher..... NEVER happened again.... that is just my thoughts of way it happened.
My Samsung dishwasher has the same issue. I follow this video and get if fixed just now ! I appreciate your help my man ! save me a lot of trouble and money too. You are my life saver. Not sure how long this will last ! I hope this will be a last time due to Samsung design flaw according to several comments below. One thing I need to add: after you done, while screwing 2 screws to hold the washer to the countertop plywood, you MUST put the towels to cover the slots at the bottom of washer, to prevent screws from falling to the cracks of the bottom drainage dish. I was so lucky, the screw stuck at the edge of the hole, AND I DONT WANT THIS HAPPENS TO YOU. PLEASE COVER ALL DRAINAGE SLOTS BEFORE PUT SCREWS BACK. GOOD LUCK !
Last month I had to fix my 2 year old $1400 Samsung slide in range after a $10 part burned up during the self cleaning cycle... this month it’s the dishwasher with this problem. Without you tube I would be throwing some serious hate towards Samsung. Thanks for posting, you kept me from turning into a Samsung hating monster.
Ours was probably a one-in-a-million issue. A kitchen dish broke and shattered and a tiny piece of glass fell into the door latch, causing the door to not latch. Dishwasher was run, but without the door latched, some water leaked out the door and into the bottom catch pan, causing Heavy error code, with continual draining cycle. Took off front door, removed glass from latch mechanism, then followed your video...works like a charm, now. Great video. Only feedback I would give is clarify the "back" of the dishwasher access panel is really the bottom of the unit. Also, after removing the two screws, a flathead screwdriver helps pop out the press fitting panel.
There is some good in the world after all. I want to add my thanks for you sharing this video. I had spent several hours installing a new Samsung with several issues along the way, one of which being a serious water leak. I didn't know it had this feature and was sitting there not believing my new dishwasher didn't work. I didn't see this info anywhere in the microscopic manual. I didn't even know the flashing light was a code. So, you saved me unimaginable misery and time by offering this. Thanks again !
This dishwasher is a piece of rubbish. I do repairs to it at least every two months. Fortunately I have UA-cam and people like you to help me to keep it going. Thank you.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS!!! I bought my dad a new Samsung dishwasher and it kept doing this, my father didn’t believe me when I said I found the way to fix it via UA-cam. I got mad and he decided to try and I proved my father wrong! Love it thanks!!!!
Thank you so much for your help. I'm a single mom and share a home with my widowed mother and it can get really frustrating trying to maintain a home. This video is amazing!
Thank you very much for this video! I have a different model Samsung dishwasher, but the error code, and issue resolution were the same. I found no leaking hoses, but the bottom plate did have an accumulation of water near the sensor. To resolve, I cleaned the plate, and let the unit air dry for 24 hours. I think that my particular issue stemmed from use of the "Sanitize" feature. We don't typically use this feature, but did so twice in a row, right before the leakage. After resolving, I tested the Sanitize feature once more, and found that it didn't auto-stop after over six hours.
Life-saving* video! Needed this after doing the water wall cleaning procedure**...as enough water must have come out of the 4 hoses to trigger the base pan's leak detector. MANY THANKS! *Our dishwasher's life was in jeopardy when my first repair didn't fix it! **Ref: ApplianceVideo's "Samsung Dishwasher - Water drains out before wash cycle starts - Diagnostic & Repair
Thank you SO MUCH for making this video! I was at my wits end trying to troubleshoot this very same error code-after spending literally hours messing with my dishwasher I found your video - I appreciate how succinct and straightforward it was, it got straight to the point and in my case all I had to do was wipe up some water near the sensor and my samsung was running great in just a matter of minutes THANKS TO YOU-your video saved the day for a single mom in Seattle 🙏🏻❤️
This was extremely helpful, thank you for taking the time to post. Part of the difficulty of fixing things is not knowing what you may be looking for or challenges you may face (where is that screw?), so having someone patiently record the process makes attacking the challenge so much easier. Once again thank you.
Thank you so much. I have the exact same beeping/flashing on my Samsung. Using you guidance I was able to find the leak (I found the screws that attach the motor to the bottom of the dishwasher loose and water was finding it’s way out through there). I tightened them up and cleaned the tray and it’s now been 2 weeks and no issues!!! Saved me a bunch of money! Can’t thank you enough!
Thanks my man! You're a lifesaver! I'm man enough to admit my boneheaded mistake...maybe it will help someone else. I replaced my disposal and didn't clear the dishwasher drain knockout in the new disposal. One dishwasher cycle later and...well, you know the rest.
Well, After watching this video I was ready to scrap this DW. I saw a quick fix for this on another channel. Rich’s quick fix recommended elevating the drainage hose. It took me all of 30 seconds to make the repair. I about fell over when the code immediately cleared and the dishwasher continued it’s cycle. Might be worth a try! It made my day!!
Had the same problem with my Samsung dishwasher. Watched your video. Had it back up and running in less than 30 minutes. The wife says you're her hero. That's all I've got to say about that.
Thanks for posting this video. Saved us at least $500. The machine is not defective the issue was that my clothes washer which uses the same drain line as the kitchen sink and the dishwasher clogged the line. The water came up the sink and the dishwasher so the dishwasher sensor was just drenched in water.
Great video, I had the same issue. I was able to dry out the sensor area and get the machine working but several days later it happened again and then again. Every time I pulled out the dishwasher there was a small amount of water but I couldn't find a leak anywhere which was driving me crazy. I tried something different by removing the dishwasher from the cabinet, spinning it 180 degrees so I could hook up the water line again and then removed both side panels held on by two screws each on my model. When I pressurized the water line again I used a flashlight to watch for any dripping. Finally I noticed drops coming from the back side of the water inlet valve (the part that your water supply line connects to) between the solenoid and the plastic housing. I was finally able to spot the leak so I purchased a new inlet valve that was not overly difficult to change (thanks you tube) and that was my issue solved. I'm not saying this is a probable cause but worth checking if you are having trouble finding the source of your leak. Good Luck!
I'm having a very hard time finding my leak as well. Just spent the last 20 minutes laying on the ground with a flashlight, both side panels removed, and switching back and forth to try and find it. I'm still not sure where it is coming from. Was your inlet valve just cracked or what?
@@johnrancifer2092 Hi John, The water valve was leaking between the soleniod (where the wires connect) and the plastic housing. The water had to be connected and pressurized for me to see it drip. You might also try looking at the drip tray to see if there is any evidence of water marks which may give you a clue. Mine has been trouble free since the new valve.
I had a heavy light with the auto light flashing, and this seemed to indicate that the flow meter case assy on the left side of the dishwasher was gunked up. Removed and flushed the assy but I must have spilled water into the pan when doing this. When i ran the next cycle I got the heavy code, (no auto light this time), ....This video helped me understand that the water I left in the pan may have been the cause an additional problem. Followed your procedure and ran the next cycle without any more codes. Keeping my fingers crossed that this continues to work. Thank you
I think my door is jacked up. I found signs of an improper initial install when I pulled the washer out. But this will get us through until I can figure out a proper door fix. Thanks man👍
thanks for the help bud, i was fixing a blinking code for heavy and normal blinking codes, followed the advice of a youtube video there and when i put everything back i got this blinking code, basically the run off water got into the bottom and i had to drain the water and it fixed this problem. thanks again
Brilliant! I had to replace my drain hose after mice ate it (little bastidges). I must have spilled some water in that bottom tray while removing the hose. You saved me a service call, thanks so much!
Great information, I appreciate your video on this. You saved me a ton of money on repair. I kept plugging and unplugging my dishwasher to reset and the same problem with blinking heavy light and drain constantly running kept happening. I found your video and exactly the problem I have. Thanks again for your time on this. Take care.
Thank you so very much for doing this video! My husband watched it and fixed our dishwasher. What a relief, we were going to buy a new one, saved us so much money, bless you.
Yes, this fixed my problem too, and it was the second time with this same wet sensor. Last time--about a year ago--I dried it out the same way, but couldn't find a leak. Just removing the little bit of water and drying the sensor fixed the problem until it happened again this week. Apparently it is a very slow leak, which is annoying. Based on how it's been happening to a lot of other people, it's apparently a Samsung design flaw.
This was exactly the same model and issue I was having and you saved me a service call! I'm a middle-aged woman, too, so that should say something - or am I stereotyping?! ;) Thanks for taking the time to do the video and to add what lines to check for leaks. It seems my intake line was leaking at the coupling. I was able to tighten a bit, so I guess time will tell if that was enough.
270k views lmao Samsung really knows how to make a dishwasher. I'm coming here from a different error code fix, the case brake. I had water leak when I detached the inlet hose and one of the drain hoses prob got onto that sensor. HOPING that's all it is THANK YOU for the video :)
Worked like a charm.... had to skip killing the breaker (Shame on me... old lady was Cooking at the time). wiped down the sensor... cycled the power.. BANG..!!!! Back in business..!!
Thank you so much for the walkthrough and the concise explanations & tips. You have saved me at least a service call not to mention the pain and time of figuring it out on my own. You rock! Have a great day and stay safe
Thank you very much for taking the time and providing this information. I had the same code. I followed your instructions and fixed the problem on my Samsung dishwasher. 👍
if your leak sensor is triggered by accidental water spill/accumulation, and there is no real leaks anywhere, i found the easiest way without flipping the machine and removing the bottom panel, is to remove the side metal kick panel on the right(two screws), that'd give you enough clearance to reach beneath the sensor with your hand(unless you have a giant hand), use paper towel to dry most of water, this should be good enough to stop the flashing alarm. Then use a hair dryer blowing it with cool air for 5m will make it perfectly dry. Enjoy!
Thank you for this helpful video, although I did spend a few seconds looking for a third screw on the access panel. Our dishwasher is now running a cycle with dishes inside and all seems good. I think our “leak” was just built up moisture and/or condensation.
Hey, M S Seattle (my home town, btw). I thought I fixed my problem with the help of your video, but a week later the error went off again. This time a little more water, too. I tipped it to the side and found no wet hose connections whatsoever. Just to be sure, I dried things out, hooked it back up, but did not slide back under the counter. Instead, I ran an empty "load" for a few minutes, watching carefully (with the side panel next to the hose connections off), then had it drain. During the "wash" cycle, I could see where perhaps a couple of drips might have come into the pan, but none of the hoses, or anything for that matter that I could tell from that angle, was wet. After it was finished, I cut the power and again felt all the hoses, and could not seem to find any moisture from them. I tipped it to the side again and could determine where the drips came from. When I followed them up, I realized it was the big, round ring - what I assume connects to the inside bottom of the dishwasher. I ran my fingers around that and it was wet all around it. Do you have any suggestions for that?? It seems it might be a bit harder to fix unless it is a simple seal inside the main compartment of the dishwasher. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
@@adamtwelve I think I ended up calling for service - and probably had to pay for it that time. I hate that dishwasher! I had enough warranty service to consider it to be a lemon, yet they would just fix it - something different every time. I now have some errors from time to time that seem to fix when I turn the breaker off then back on again. Also was ready to replace some little stupid stopper/flapper inside a hose that others have had trouble with, but after putting it back together again, I didn't need to. Probably why I get some errors now and then, haha! But it's been long enough that if I have any more issues, I'm getting a different brand!
@@johnrancifer2092 See my reply to adamtwelve - but I think I had to do a real service call that time. I didn't want to mess with that ring. But I don't really remember.
Yes, this worked for me also. I just don't have the time or interest in continually breathing life back into my 2 1/2 year-old Samsung dishwasher. Onto the curb it goes tomorrow. POS.
Well I suppose I will throw my hat in the ring too. I have this same model and it too had the "heavy" light blinking, open the door and it would start to drain. Same problem exactly as shown. I pulled the unit out and there indeed was a build up of water in the tray. The sensor area was full of water and hence the sensor sent the unit into its ballistic light flashing. I am drying the unit out as I am writing this and when all dried I will put it back. I'm sure it will work when I am done. Problem is, I can't see where the water is coming from. I checked the hoses and connections and all look OK. I must be a very slow leak someplace. Thanks for showing this video.
Help requested! As you face machine there is a clear plastic box with two gray hoses that have crumbled apart in less than 10 years. I believe it’s the source of my leak. Anyone know what they are called or where best to purchase replacements?
Great video! My husband, who usually takes care of things like broken dishwashers, is deployed. Your easy-to-follow video gave me the confidence to tackle the problem myself. I had the problem fixed in about an hour and didn’t spend a dime. Thanks!
Excellent video. I was about to buy a new dishwasher but decided first to look for a solution on youtube and came across your video. Problem is fixed thanks to you. A million thank you’s. People like you make the world a better place.
OMG, you are such a blessing!!!! I got the exact same error with mine and no repair people around here will work on a Samsung appliance and I was just about to go buy a new one. I can’t thank you enough.
My wife found your Video and between the both of Us discovered the water line needed to be tightened and so far all is well.
Thanks
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This video saved me $300 Samsung makes the worst dishwashers. I wish I hadn't bought one. It's leaking all the time and the sensor is wet. Flooded my kitchen 5 times in 5 years. Plumbing is new. Worst dishwasher!
Ye as a new home owner who just did renovations and added all Samsung appliances...I'm starting to regret it now
Samsung repairman checked my sensor today and said he would have to order some parts "if he could get approval". It seems to me he should just order the parts and fix it. He did not lay the dishwasher on its side, but worked on it from the front. I like your way better.
If you don't know how to work on appliances you should let the expert do their job
Thank YOU 🙏. I watched four other videos without success of fixing my Samsung dishwasher, until I found your video.
Thank you for teaching me how to properly repair my Samsung dishwasher.
dude, any time you in my town, beers on me. I tried everything, taking everything apart, cleaning it out, flushing it out. This did the trick instantly. thank you
I had the "Heavy" light flashing last night.... Watching your video today during work.... when I get home hopefully all will work after drying it out and looking for the a leak.....THANKS!!!I got home after work... WORKED LIKE A CHARM !!! Save me a head ach and MONEY!!!! Thanks!
What caused your dishwasher to malfunction?
@@heatmakers9819 I don't really know BUT I feel the garbage disposal my have need to be empted/used.... may have had debris in it and caused the "drain"cycle not to work correctly and back up into the bottom of the dishwasher..... NEVER happened again.... that is just my thoughts of way it happened.
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Sir, I appreciate you sharing this video. It saved my family a lot of money by not having to call a repairman.
My Samsung dishwasher has the same issue. I follow this video and get if fixed just now !
I appreciate your help my man ! save me a lot of trouble and money too. You are my life saver. Not sure how long this will last ! I hope this will be a last time due to Samsung design flaw according to several comments below. One thing I need to add: after you done, while screwing 2 screws to hold the washer to the countertop plywood, you MUST put the towels to cover the slots at the bottom of washer, to prevent screws from falling to the cracks of the bottom drainage dish. I was so lucky, the screw stuck at the edge of the hole, AND I DONT WANT THIS HAPPENS TO YOU. PLEASE COVER ALL DRAINAGE SLOTS BEFORE PUT SCREWS BACK. GOOD LUCK !
Last month I had to fix my 2 year old $1400 Samsung slide in range after a $10 part burned up during the self cleaning cycle... this month it’s the dishwasher with this problem. Without you tube I would be throwing some serious hate towards Samsung. Thanks for posting, you kept me from turning into a Samsung hating monster.
Ours was probably a one-in-a-million issue. A kitchen dish broke and shattered and a tiny piece of glass fell into the door latch, causing the door to not latch. Dishwasher was run, but without the door latched, some water leaked out the door and into the bottom catch pan, causing Heavy error code, with continual draining cycle. Took off front door, removed glass from latch mechanism, then followed your video...works like a charm, now. Great video. Only feedback I would give is clarify the "back" of the dishwasher access panel is really the bottom of the unit. Also, after removing the two screws, a flathead screwdriver helps pop out the press fitting panel.
There is some good in the world after all. I want to add my thanks for you sharing this video. I had spent several hours installing a new Samsung with several issues along the way, one of which being a serious water leak. I didn't know it had this feature and was sitting there not believing my new dishwasher didn't work. I didn't see this info anywhere in the microscopic manual. I didn't even know the flashing light was a code. So, you saved me unimaginable misery and time by offering this. Thanks again !
Thank you so much you removed the stress of a broken dishwasher on top of the virus going on. I was able to follow you instructions and fix it.
This dishwasher is a piece of rubbish. I do repairs to it at least every two months. Fortunately I have UA-cam and people like you to help me to keep it going. Thank you.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS!!! I bought my dad a new Samsung dishwasher and it kept doing this, my father didn’t believe me when I said I found the way to fix it via UA-cam. I got mad and he decided to try and I proved my father wrong! Love it thanks!!!!
Thank you so much for your help. I'm a single mom and share a home with my widowed mother and it can get really frustrating trying to maintain a home. This video is amazing!
Thank you very much for this video! I have a different model Samsung dishwasher, but the error code, and issue resolution were the same. I found no leaking hoses, but the bottom plate did have an accumulation of water near the sensor. To resolve, I cleaned the plate, and let the unit air dry for 24 hours.
I think that my particular issue stemmed from use of the "Sanitize" feature. We don't typically use this feature, but did so twice in a row, right before the leakage. After resolving, I tested the Sanitize feature once more, and found that it didn't auto-stop after over six hours.
Thank you
Life-saving* video! Needed this after doing the water wall cleaning procedure**...as enough water must have come out of the 4 hoses to trigger the base pan's leak detector.
MANY THANKS!
*Our dishwasher's life was in jeopardy when my first repair didn't fix it!
**Ref: ApplianceVideo's "Samsung Dishwasher - Water drains out before wash cycle starts - Diagnostic & Repair
Super easy to follow and TOTALLY saved myself a repair visit. Thank you for empowering some DIY work!
Thank you SO MUCH for making this video! I was at my wits end trying to troubleshoot this very same error code-after spending literally hours messing with my dishwasher I found your video - I appreciate how succinct and straightforward it was, it got straight to the point and in my case all I had to do was wipe up some water near the sensor and my samsung was running great in just a matter of minutes THANKS TO YOU-your video saved the day for a single mom in Seattle 🙏🏻❤️
This was extremely helpful, thank you for taking the time to post. Part of the difficulty of fixing things is not knowing what you may be looking for or challenges you may face (where is that screw?), so having someone patiently record the process makes attacking the challenge so much easier. Once again thank you.
Thank you so much. I have the exact same beeping/flashing on my Samsung. Using you guidance I was able to find the leak (I found the screws that attach the motor to the bottom of the dishwasher loose and water was finding it’s way out through there). I tightened them up and cleaned the tray and it’s now been 2 weeks and no issues!!! Saved me a bunch of money! Can’t thank you enough!
HEYA!! I just used this to fix my Moms unit. 100% no cap - directions are 100!! Thank you for saving me hundreds in a service call!!
Thanks my man! You're a lifesaver! I'm man enough to admit my boneheaded mistake...maybe it will help someone else. I replaced my disposal and didn't clear the dishwasher drain knockout in the new disposal. One dishwasher cycle later and...well, you know the rest.
I did the exact same thing!
Oof…glad to hear I’m not alone. Thankfully my wife, of course, found the new disposal instructions.
This is exactly what mine started doing. I will have to do this tonight and check for a leak! Thanks!
Well, After watching this video I was ready to scrap this DW. I saw a quick fix for this on another channel. Rich’s quick fix recommended elevating the drainage hose. It took me all of 30 seconds to make the repair. I about fell over when the code immediately cleared and the dishwasher continued it’s cycle. Might be worth a try! It made my day!!
But how does this not trip the water leakage sensor?
I fixed it last night. I had the same problem, but this time the water was not coming out because of the drainage. I hate this dishwasher. Thank you.
Had the same problem with my Samsung dishwasher. Watched your video. Had it back up and running in less than 30 minutes. The wife says you're her hero. That's all I've got to say about that.
Thanks for posting this video. Saved us at least $500. The machine is not defective the issue was that my clothes washer which uses the same drain line as the kitchen sink and the dishwasher clogged the line. The water came up the sink and the dishwasher so the dishwasher sensor was just drenched in water.
Great video, I had the same issue. I was able to dry out the sensor area and get the machine working but several days later it happened again and then again. Every time I pulled out the dishwasher there was a small amount of water but I couldn't find a leak anywhere which was driving me crazy. I tried something different by removing the dishwasher from the cabinet, spinning it 180 degrees so I could hook up the water line again and then removed both side panels held on by two screws each on my model. When I pressurized the water line again I used a flashlight to watch for any dripping. Finally I noticed drops coming from the back side of the water inlet valve (the part that your water supply line connects to) between the solenoid and the plastic housing. I was finally able to spot the leak so I purchased a new inlet valve that was not overly difficult to change (thanks you tube) and that was my issue solved. I'm not saying this is a probable cause but worth checking if you are having trouble finding the source of your leak.
Good Luck!
I'm having a very hard time finding my leak as well. Just spent the last 20 minutes laying on the ground with a flashlight, both side panels removed, and switching back and forth to try and find it.
I'm still not sure where it is coming from. Was your inlet valve just cracked or what?
@@johnrancifer2092 Hi John, The water valve was leaking between the soleniod (where the wires connect) and the plastic housing. The water had to be connected and pressurized for me to see it drip. You might also try looking at the drip tray to see if there is any evidence of water marks which may give you a clue. Mine has been trouble free since the new valve.
This video is a god send. My washer wouldn’t shut off and was driving me crazy. This was the exact problem causing the issue.
I had a heavy light with the auto light flashing, and this seemed to indicate that the flow meter case assy on the left side of the dishwasher was gunked up. Removed and flushed the assy but I must have spilled water into the pan when doing this. When i ran the next cycle I got the heavy code, (no auto light this time), ....This video helped me understand that the water I left in the pan may have been the cause an additional problem. Followed your procedure and ran the next cycle without any more codes. Keeping my fingers crossed that this continues to work. Thank you
I think my door is jacked up. I found signs of an improper initial install when I pulled the washer out. But this will get us through until I can figure out a proper door fix. Thanks man👍
thanks for the help bud, i was fixing a blinking code for heavy and normal blinking codes, followed the advice of a youtube video there and when i put everything back i got this blinking code, basically the run off water got into the bottom and i had to drain the water and it fixed this problem. thanks again
Brilliant! I had to replace my drain hose after mice ate it (little bastidges). I must have spilled some water in that bottom tray while removing the hose. You saved me a service call, thanks so much!
My husband just fixed our dishwasher following this video! Thanks a bunch!!!
Very well done.
After checking out the supply connection which was slightly lose,pipes and drying off the pane and sensor,it was all systems GO!
Great information, I appreciate your video on this. You saved me a ton of money on repair. I kept plugging and unplugging my dishwasher to reset and the same problem with blinking heavy light and drain constantly running kept happening. I found your video and exactly the problem I have. Thanks again for your time on this. Take care.
THANK YOU ! The appliance manual gave an incorrect diagnosis, based on the error code, and your video was exactly what I needed
Just found this video and it helped 100%. Thanks for having the content available.
Great video on step by step instructions, also cleaned the filters while we were in there. This is a good maintenance practice. Thank you!
You saved me money, time and headache. Thank you so much friend.
Thank you so very much for doing this video! My husband watched it and fixed our dishwasher. What a relief, we were going to buy a new one, saved us so much money, bless you.
Yes, this fixed my problem too, and it was the second time with this same wet sensor. Last time--about a year ago--I dried it out the same way, but couldn't find a leak. Just removing the little bit of water and drying the sensor fixed the problem until it happened again this week. Apparently it is a very slow leak, which is annoying. Based on how it's been happening to a lot of other people, it's apparently a Samsung design flaw.
I WILL NEVER NEVER BUY ANY SAMSUNG PRODUCT!!
@@johnnyrooks I hate this thing too but I’ll gladly buy Samsung over LG anytime!!!
This was exactly the same model and issue I was having and you saved me a service call! I'm a middle-aged woman, too, so that should say something - or am I stereotyping?! ;) Thanks for taking the time to do the video and to add what lines to check for leaks. It seems my intake line was leaking at the coupling. I was able to tighten a bit, so I guess time will tell if that was enough.
270k views lmao Samsung really knows how to make a dishwasher. I'm coming here from a different error code fix, the case brake. I had water leak when I detached the inlet hose and one of the drain hoses prob got onto that sensor. HOPING that's all it is THANK YOU for the video :)
Just fixed it, looks like it was slowly leaking from the inside, circle seal. Thank you!!!!
Worked like a charm.... had to skip killing the breaker (Shame on me... old lady was Cooking at the time). wiped down the sensor... cycled the power.. BANG..!!!! Back in business..!!
Thank you very much! my dishwasher has the same problem. i followed and watched your video and it really helped me.
thanks!
Thank you so much for the walkthrough and the concise explanations & tips.
You have saved me at least a service call not to mention the pain and time of figuring it out on my own.
You rock! Have a great day and stay safe
This worked, only took 15 minutes. Thank you!
Thank you very much for taking the time and providing this information. I had the same code. I followed your instructions and fixed the problem on my Samsung dishwasher. 👍
if your leak sensor is triggered by accidental water spill/accumulation, and there is no real leaks anywhere, i found the easiest way without flipping the machine and removing the bottom panel, is to remove the side metal kick panel on the right(two screws), that'd give you enough clearance to reach beneath the sensor with your hand(unless you have a giant hand), use paper towel to dry most of water, this should be good enough to stop the flashing alarm. Then use a hair dryer blowing it with cool air for 5m will make it perfectly dry. Enjoy!
I have this exact issue and we have tried everything! I am trying this tonight! 🤞🏽🙏🏽
I woke up to this very problem. THANK YOU!!! I'm going to work on mine now.
Thank you so much for making this video. I was able to fix my dishwasher. Thanks again.
Thanks so much for the video, fix worked perfectly, great tutorial and thank you for saving my family money.
Thank you for your video! It was very helpful and it save us money. Please keep helping people like this. Blessings! Thank you so much!
Thank you! Following your instructions fixed our dishwasher.
Excellent video. Better than most on you tube.
This video was perfect. Thanks for doing an excellent job to save me hassle and money.
Same as Willie below. We just followed your instructions and worked perfectly. You fixed it! Thank you!
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Great tip. I followed the instructions and also got the problem on my dishwasher resolved. Thanks!
Mucho Thanks. . . . you are spot on and now I have my dish washer back..
You are a lifesaver, have this exact issue. Thanks for saving me a world of time
just fixed my dishwasher. thank you sir!
Thank you for this helpful video, although I did spend a few seconds looking for a third screw on the access panel. Our dishwasher is now running a cycle with dishes inside and all seems good. I think our “leak” was just built up moisture and/or condensation.
Mine only had two screws. The panel is press fitted in with tabs, so I'm not sure those screws are even needed. Good thing since I lost one of them.
This worked! I didn't have to do dishes by hand tonight!
Hey, M S Seattle (my home town, btw). I thought I fixed my problem with the help of your video, but a week later the error went off again. This time a little more water, too. I tipped it to the side and found no wet hose connections whatsoever. Just to be sure, I dried things out, hooked it back up, but did not slide back under the counter. Instead, I ran an empty "load" for a few minutes, watching carefully (with the side panel next to the hose connections off), then had it drain. During the "wash" cycle, I could see where perhaps a couple of drips might have come into the pan, but none of the hoses, or anything for that matter that I could tell from that angle, was wet. After it was finished, I cut the power and again felt all the hoses, and could not seem to find any moisture from them. I tipped it to the side again and could determine where the drips came from. When I followed them up, I realized it was the big, round ring - what I assume connects to the inside bottom of the dishwasher. I ran my fingers around that and it was wet all around it. Do you have any suggestions for that?? It seems it might be a bit harder to fix unless it is a simple seal inside the main compartment of the dishwasher. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
A11iOop i know it's been a while but did you find a solution?
I think mine might be this issue, not sure what to do
@@adamtwelve I think I ended up calling for service - and probably had to pay for it that time. I hate that dishwasher! I had enough warranty service to consider it to be a lemon, yet they would just fix it - something different every time. I now have some errors from time to time that seem to fix when I turn the breaker off then back on again. Also was ready to replace some little stupid stopper/flapper inside a hose that others have had trouble with, but after putting it back together again, I didn't need to. Probably why I get some errors now and then, haha! But it's been long enough that if I have any more issues, I'm getting a different brand!
@@johnrancifer2092 See my reply to adamtwelve - but I think I had to do a real service call that time. I didn't want to mess with that ring. But I don't really remember.
@@a11Oop968 thank you for the response! I appreciate it!
Thank you for posting this! I was able to fix my washer!
Could not have done it without your video. Thank you so much!
Yes, this worked for me also. I just don't have the time or interest in continually breathing life back into my 2 1/2 year-old Samsung dishwasher. Onto the curb it goes tomorrow. POS.
YES SAMSUNG IS JUNK!
Frankie Raciti Samsung refrigerators are the biggest pieces of crap made
Well I suppose I will throw my hat in the ring too. I have this same model and it too had the "heavy" light blinking, open the door and it would start to drain. Same problem exactly as shown. I pulled the unit out and there indeed was a build up of water in the tray. The sensor area was full of water and hence the sensor sent the unit into its ballistic light flashing. I am drying the unit out as I am writing this and when all dried I will put it back. I'm sure it will work when I am done. Problem is, I can't see where the water is coming from. I checked the hoses and connections and all look OK. I must be a very slow leak someplace. Thanks for showing this video.
Thanks for this video :D helped me a lot Trouble shooting the exact same issue. Fixed it in under 2 hours.
Great…informative walkthrough…solves a real head-scratcher.
Fixed my error without issue. Thanks for the guidance 🙏
Thank you, I followed exactly what you did and fixed my issue.
Thank you! Very helpful. Perfect instructions and it worked perfectly. 🏆
Thank you for sharing your knowledge/experience with all of us.
Yes thank you for this video, you explained it well, made it very easy to troubleshoot and fix the problem. Thank you Sir!!!
Just saved a bunch of money doing this !!!! Thanks !!!!
Nice job... especially your one-hand connector connecting technique
Easily followed “fix”, had it working in less than 10 minutes
I appreciate you for sharing this! You saved my day!!! Thank you !!👏
Could it also just be a bad pump? My sensor is dry as can be
Thanks for sharing this knowledge!
Fixed my first dishwasher!
Can't thank you enough!! Excellent video!!
hi there my name is Willie awesome description i fix it right away keep up the good work thank you
Your the best,You explained it very well thank you
Great video. Helped with the stress.
Help requested! As you face machine there is a clear plastic box with two gray hoses that have crumbled apart in less than 10 years. I believe it’s the source of my leak. Anyone know what they are called or where best to purchase replacements?
This is very helpful, and Very well done! Thank you.
Excellent video with detailed instructions!
mine has the Normal button blinking . Would the same procedures apply to fix it or this is only for the Heavy button Blinking ?
I have this problem right now... Caroline, how did you resolve this problem?
You are the man. I couldn’t find any moisture around any of the fittings. However there is moisture around the motor housing.......thoughts?
Thank you so much for this video! I’m so grateful I found it and it ended up being a pretty easy fix!
Thank you for sharing. saved me lots of money.
Thank you very much 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
i had the same issue
solved in 30 min