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WA56H9000AW
WA56H9000AW Samsung Washer
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The thermistor monitors and helps regulator the water temperature in the washer.
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- Customer:
- Josh from UNION, MO
- Parts Used:
- DC60-50003A
- Difficulty Level:
- Really Easy
- Total Repair Time:
- 15 - 30 mins
- Tools:
- Nutdriver
The nut (referred to as spin nut or hexagon nut) which holds the tub to the motor broke into multiple pieces.
NOTE: this repair requires OEM part number DC60-50003A and what was originally provided was 6021-001573. This is important as Part Select has this mixed in their Database and I made them aware.
Otherwise once you have the correct part the repair is simple. Open the top of the washer and remove the pulsator cap, there is a 10m ... Read more m bolt which is removed next, the pulsator pan (believe this is correct) can be removed with a flat head screw driver. Do so by placing the screw driver in one of the groves by where the bolt was. Once this is removed that is where this part will be. I didn’t have to remove since mine was in pieces but it comes off/goes on counter clockwise. Repeat steps to put everything back together.
Otherwise once you have the correct part the repair is simple. Open the top of the washer and remove the pulsator cap, there is a 10m ... Read more m bolt which is removed next, the pulsator pan (believe this is correct) can be removed with a flat head screw driver. Do so by placing the screw driver in one of the groves by where the bolt was. Once this is removed that is where this part will be. I didn’t have to remove since mine was in pieces but it comes off/goes on counter clockwise. Repeat steps to put everything back together.
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