20 Most Recent Samsung Dv5471agp 27" Front-load Gas Dryer - Page 8 Questions & Answers

It means that your washer is having draining issue. Make sure the drain hose is positioned correctly, depending on the connection type. You can remove the water hose from back of your washer and clean the debris filter of any blockage.

So it runs a full cycle normally, but no movement? It can only be two or three things. Broken wires. Motor has failed. Timer has failed. If it chimed as it went through the program and doesn't now, this would be the most likely. You can check the output to the motor with a meter.

Check the drum bearing for play.

HOW COULD WE TELL SINCE YOU HAVE NOT HAD IT CHECKED OUT BY A REPAIR PERSON

The control panel or the related control board is defective. Maybe both.

The cycle timer may not be controlling pump operation.

usually related to a backed-up drain hose or a clogged debris filter. Also check is machine is level sometimes just being a little in level can throw off sensor.

Either there is a plug in one of the drain lines or the pump is bad. There is a water pump that pushes the water out of the basket. That pump can go bad, causing the 5C error. There are several videos on Youtube that show how to check this and replace the pump. Search for Samsung Washer Won't Drain.

If you contact Samsung they can either email a copy or post a paper copy to you!

Your Samsung top loader is way overdue for replacement.

An appliance parts supplier can tell you.

You need to access the belt from the bottom of the washing machine. Replacing the belt requires putting the washer on its side after you remove the top. Then remove the bottom cover. You'll need a second person to help you do this. One source for the replacement belt, https://spares.bigwarehouse.com.au/product_info.php?cPath=143_624_94349&products_id=1654530 , has some installation tips. Scroll down the list that pops up after clicking the link on this page. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

I must confess that I have never heard of a Model Rossby 8 but it sounds like you have a broken agitator (to state the obvious). The website https://www.partselect.com/Repair/Washer/Not-Agitating/ can give you tips on diagnosing and fixing the problem but you'll probably have to go to Samsung for parts or at least to better identify the unit. Is this a model sold in the US? Is it more than 10 years old? Good luck.

Check that the wiring inside is not damaged, if ok check that the start timer is not stack, if ok check that the drain pump is not blocked eg a coin stuck in it, if ok check that the start capacitor for the main spin motor is ok if not replace with same rating, if ok check if main spin motor is ok eg using continuty tester to check windigs or simply smell it and if burnt expect a pungent smell from it.

drum absorber could be broken. It will get more fsmege if you keep using it

https://www.samsung.com/in/support/model/WA82HAG/HIM/

Likely on samsung website

pressoer switch probly

Owner's manual, troubleshooting see what it means, No manual try https://www.manualslib.com or google details and code to see what it means.

1. Power off, and then power on the washing machine.
2. Hold down Temp. and Delay End+ simultaneously for 3 seconds to enter Calibration mode. ...
3. Press and hold Start/Pause (Hold to Start) to run the Calibration cycle. ...
4. When the cycle is complete, "0" appears on the display and the washing machine will turn off automatically.