Wash temperature scale

Have you Googled it? Some examples on YouTube

On the Luxpro PSD111, Farenheit or Celcius are selected using the Jumper Switch J2 on the rear of the unit's circuit board:
Open = Celcius
Closed = Farenheit

Cooling Off mode (also called Shop mode), is designed for use by retailers when they are displaying refrigerators on the shop
floor. In Cooling Off mode, the refrigerator's fan motor and lights work normally, but the compressors do not run, and
the refrigerator and freezer do not get cold.
To start Cooling Off mode, Touch and hold the Energy Saver button and the Power Freeze button for 3 seconds during normal
operation.
The refrigerator chime sounds and the temperature display flashes OF OF.
To cancel Cooling Off mode, Touch and hold the Energy Saver and the Power Freeze buttons again for 3 seconds.

Source: http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/EM/201104/20110414114919054/110323-QS_Guide-POLARIS-EN.pdf

This clock keeps track of the temperatures for each of the last 12 hours. So on the bottom, you'll see the temp at 12 hours ago (-12), 6 hours ago (-6), etc. On the left side, you'll see the temperature in Farenheit go from +5.4 to -5.4 from where it is currently. So if the temperature is 70F degrees right now, and it was 65F degrees 12 hours ago, then it'll show -5 in the first -12 column. It will always be at 0 for the current hour on the right. The scale on the right is in Celcius so it does the exact same thing as Farenheit.

try to inspect your remote it has a button of adjusting farenheit to celcius or try to see your users manual.

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This can be associated with worn brushes in the motor or a sign of a damaged spot on the motor armature, hence when you spun the drum off of the dead/damamged part the unit began to operate.

If capable one can remove the rear panel, and with the aid of a flashlight inspect the brushes and armature.

I'm surprised how often I hear of these motors being replaced when in most cases a new set of brushes will remedy the problem...alas I guess there is more profit for technicians for relatively the same amount of work in replacing a motor.

Let me know if the problem re-occurs or if you'd like a service guide into inspecting the components I alluded to.

Thank you.

Regards,

Macmarkus :)

Check the drain line to make sure the water does not siphon out as it enters the machine.

If you get the water fault after checking the lower drain, you may need to remove the drain hose in the back. Usually there is a dime in the hose or the hard part right before the hose.

may be carbons in motor and or board

type in manuals on your browser bar and a list of sites will come up click on one,type in your details and you should get a pdf file to download your manual, good luck