Samsung SW1111PIW

SERVICEWASHING MACHINE CONTENTS

WASHING MACHINE

1. Precautions

2. Specifications

3. Features

4. Operating Instructions

5. Schematic and Circuit Diagrams

6. Disassembly and Reassembly

7. Troubleshooting

8. Exploded Views

Manual

SW1111PIW/YQC

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When performing trouble - shooting and part replacement during servicing note the following safety precautions.

1-1 Safety Precautions

1-2 Servicing Precautions

1. Precautions

Samsung Electronics Co., LTD.All right reserved.The information in this manual is subject to change without notice.

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1-1-1 Use Genuine Parts

The components of the washing machine havesafety -features such as non - combustibility andvoltage withstanding. Therefore, always use thesame part as used when replacing parts. Inparticular, be sure to use only designated parts incase of major safety parts identified by the making.

1-1-2 Grounding

Connect the grounding wire to the shell plate, andbury it under at least 25cm of earth ; alternatively,connect the ground wire to the appropriate pin on aproperly grounded power receptacle.ï Never ground it to the telephone line, lightning rod,or gas pipe.

1-2-1 Observe warnings

Be sure to follow special warnings and precautionsthat are described on part labels and in the owner'smanual.

1-2-2 Special Precautions for Parts Assemblyand wiring

When assembling parts that use safety - insulationmaterial (such as tube and tape), or when installinginternal wiring, be sure to restore all parts and wiringto their original positions.Take special care to avoid contact with sharp edges.

1-2-3 Safety Checks after Servicing

After servicing, check to see that the screws, parts,and wiring are restored to their original positions,and check the insulation between the externalmetals and the socket plug. In addition, place thewashing machine in a level position (less than 1∞ofgrade) to prevent vibration and noise duringoperations.

1-2-4 Insulation Check

Pull out the plug from the power receptacle, pourwater into the spin tub, and then set the timer.Check to see that the insulation resistancebetween the terminals of the plug and theexposed metal is greater, than 1 MΩ.

Note : When it is impossible to perform theinsulation check with a 500V insulationresistance tester, use other testers forinspection.

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2. Specifications

Classifications SpecificationsWashing and Dehydrating Capacity 8.0 kgWashing Method Heavy duty rotation type (centripetal current)

Standard Volume of Water High Level 80 ℓ

Medium Level 70 ℓ

Low Level 60 ℓ

Extra low level 50 ℓApplicable Volume of Water 205 ℓ (high level of water)Rotation of the Spin Tub 700 rpm

Power Consumption 450 W

Dehydration Method Centrifugal dehydration typeDrain Control Motor drivenApplicable Water Pressure 0.5 kgf / cm 2~ 8.0 kgf / cm 2

WeightGross 53kgNet 48kg

DimensionGross W 660mm x D 725mm x H 1085mmNet W 600mm x D 660mm x H 1010mm

Accessories Water supply hose, drain hose, owner's manual

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3. Features

3-1 Dimensions

3-2 Installation

3-2-1 Level Specifications andWall - Clearance Distances

1. Install the washing machine on a solid and level floor.2. Place the machine at least 40cm away from the

wall.3. Placement on an inclined, weak or rough floor

may cause abnormal trembling.

3-2-2 Balance1. Open the lid of the machine, pour water into

the tub up to the level just below the pulsator,and adjust the legs so that the pulsator ispositioned at the center of the water as shownin the figure.

2. Place the machinemorethan10cm away from the wall.

3-2-3 Controlling the Front Adjustable LegTo control the height.1. Pull down the handles of leveling legs in front

side,2. level the machine3. after leveling, push back the handles of leveling

legs.

3-2-4 Connecting the Drain Hose1. After pressing the joint ring(a), insert the drain

hose(b) in the drain direction. (Same as pump model.)

2. Install the drain hose about80~100cm above the ground(for pump model).

(a)

(b)

Check the level with position of spin basket on opening the door.

600

660

1010

30

1300

Handle ofleveling leg

PullPush

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3-2-5 Connecting the water supply hose

1. Remove the adaptor from thewater supply hose.

2. First, using a "+" type screwdriver,loosen the three screws on theadaptor.Next, take the adaptor and holdparts (a) and (b) with a gap about5mm between them.

3. Connect adaptor to the watertap by firmly tightening thescrews.Then turn part (b), following thearrow, and put (a) and (b)together.

4. Connect the water supply hose tothe adaptor. Pull down part (c) ofthe water supply hose. When part(c) is released, the hose isautomatically connected to theadaptor, and makes a 'click' sound.

5. Connect the other end of thewater supply hose to the inletwater valve at the back of thewasher.Screw the hose clockwise, all theway in.

If the water tap is a screw type,connect a water supply hose thatfits to the tap as shown.

a

b

a

b

c

3-2-6 Positioning the Drain Hose

1. When there is no threshold, the length ofthe drain hose should not exceed 3m.

2. When it is necessary to connect the drainhose with the drain outlet located far away,connect the extension hose andapplicable parts (available from dealers orservice centers).

3. Do not install the drain hose where it mustextend over a threshold of 5cm or more ; donot install where there is a threshold and thehose must extend for more than 2m.

3m

2m

5cm

4. Other precautions

Do not put the end of thedrain hose into the water.

Do not place the hosebelow the floor level of thedrain outlet.

Do not make the mid part ofthe hose than the endspositioned higher.

If the drain hose must bepositioned at a high angle,install the washing machineso that it is in an evenhigher position.

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4. Operating Instructions

4-1 Component Identification

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4-2 Control Panel

4-2-1 Function Indicator Light1. In use indicated by a flashing symbol.2. The light goes out at the end of the function.3. Button controls and washing processes are

displayed here.4. Each icon is described under its control button.

4-2-2 Start/Pause1. Press this button to alternately 'start' or 'pause'.2. This button is a convenient way to change

washing prograrm.

4-2-3 Power1. Press this button for power ON/OFF.2. When the washing operation is completed, the

power automatically turns off and the buzzersounds off 5 times.

3. Allow at least a 3-second interval before turningthe washing machine again .

4-2-4 Water Temperature (option)1. Press this button to select water temperature.2. The selection order is :

Cold → Warm → Hot → Cold3. Selecting the Wool Course automatically selects

warm water (to protect the wool fabric)

4-2-5 Water Level1. Press this button to select the water level.2. The selection order is :

High → Medium → Low3. Selecting the Wool Course limits the water

levels to high or medium.

4-2-6 Option1. Press this button to select the type of washing

cycle and optioned function.

4-2-7 Course1. The selection order is :

Sensor → Heavy -Duty → Econo-Wash → Wool→ Delicate

4-2-8 Delay Start1. This function is to finish the washing operation

at the time user set.2. You may change the delay start time by using

this button. (from 3 hours to 18 hours)

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4-3 Function Descriptions4-3-1 Water Temperature1. In all the cases of prior to the first press of

START/PAUSE key, during operating or hold state,they follow the below sequences.

2. When wool program is selected, water temperature isselected automatically to warm water without key input.

3. Once water temperature is changed by key input, thiswater temperature keeps on the changed program. Incase of wool program, warm water is selectedautomatically, but if the user'd like to change it toother program, the program will return to the previousprogram.

4. While water supplying, the lamp selected isflashing(one second ON/OFF)

4-3-2 Water Level1. In all the cases of prior to the first press of

START/PAUSE key, during operating or hold state,they follow the below sequences.

2. When WOOL is selected, only HIGH & MEDIUMwater level is possible.

3. If you change the course to WOOL, in case previouswater level is low or (extra low), the water level isautomatically selected High level and in case previouswater level is over Low, the water level is notchanged.

4. While water is supplying, if the water level is changed,the remaining time is changed.

4-3-3 Program (Course)1. If this key is pressed before the first press of

START/PAUSE key or during PAUSE state, theselection order is as follow.Even if manual washing is selected already, theselected program is cancelled, and the program isselected as follow.Sensor(Fuzzy) → Heavy -Duty → Econo-Wash)→ (Wool) → elicate

2. During operating, all keys except for PROGRAM(COURSE) SELECTION key are valid. But, onlySTART/PAUSE is vaild during spin operation.

3. This key is invalid during operation, and at PAUSEstate.

4-3-4 Cycle (Option) Button1. This key is valid except for weight sensing operation.2. After START/PAUSE during operation or under reset

condition, as pressing this key display is changing asfollows.

3. This key is used as adjusting cycle.1) Rinsing times are added by one time when cycle

key is pressed under general cycle operationSENSOR(FUZZY), HEAVY DUTY, (ECONO WASH),(WOOL),DELICATE and cycle operation (RINSE,RINSE+SPIN) as pressing this key.Display is changing as follows.

2) Washing time is adjusted by press of cycle(option)key during washing only operation.

3) Spinning time is adjusted by press of function keyduring spinning only operation.

4-3-5 Delay Start1. This cycle is to finish the washing operation at the

time user set.2. If the START/PAUSE key is pressed after adjusting of

reservation time by pressing the delay start button,reservation washing begins.

3. If you push START/PAUSE key after selectingreservation washing, the machine carries outthree-hour reservation washing.

4. The first beginning value of reservation washing is 3hour and the order according to delay start key pushis as follow.

5. Once reservation washing is selected, it follows thesensor(fuzzy) program selected and reservationwashing can not be changed in reservation procedure.But the change of water level and water temperatureselection are possible.

6. If the door is opened in the waiting state of normalreservation, it causes the door open error.

4-3-6 Start/Pause1. Available only after selecting a program.2. Sequence :

3. The display shows the remaining time, including thecurrent cycle, when in 'start' status.The time decreases 1-min at a time.When in 'Pause' status, the time stays as it is.

4-3-7 Power1) This key is always available when the power

cord is connected.2) sequence :

3) After finishing operation, this key is automaticallyturned off.

COLD → WARM → HOT

(SOAK) → (DRIP DRY )→ WASH → RINSE → SPIN →RINSE + SPIN

(AUTO)→HIGH→MEDIUM→LOW→(EXTRA-LOW)

2 (times)→ 3 → 4→ 5→ 1

15(min)→ 17→ 19→ 21→ 23→25→ 3→5 →7→9....→17→19

7(min)→ 1 → 2→.....→ 6

3:00→4:00→5:00→ …→16:00→17:00→18:00

START → PAUSE → START

ON→OFF → ON

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4-4 Description of Technical Points4-4-1 Weight Recognizing Program

1. Weight recognizing function works first washingoperating before water is supplied, not in WOOLcourse and Manual function operation (Wash,Rinse, Spin, …)

2. Weight recognizing function is cancelled whenwater level key is pressed prior to the completion ofweight recognizing function.

3. If the current water level is above lowest at thebeginning of weight sensing, it is automaticallydecided as a high level.

4. If you change courses after sensing weight, thehigh water level is automatically selectedirrespective of the water level decided by thesensing of weight.

4-4-2 Water Supplying Program

1. Relations between water level, frequency &water temperature capacity.

unit:l fre:kHz

2. Relations between Hot/Cold selection & cycle.

Hot/Coldselection Wash Rinse Supplementary

Water supplySprayRinse Remarks

Cold Cold Cold Cold ColdWarm Warm Cold Warm ColdHot Hot Cold Warm Hot

amount of watersupplied fre

RESET 25.10

EXTRA LOW 50 ℓ 23.60

LOW 60 ℓ 23.00

MEDIUM 70 ℓ 22.60

HIGH 80 ℓ 22.13

3. If the water level does not reach to the waterlevel selected for 60minutes after starting watersupplying, the water supplying Error isdisplaying on the display.

4. Supplementary water supplying is performedevery Washing or Rinsing operating. The stepsare as follows.

supply water to the water level selected, perform the washing or rinsing operation for

1.5 minutes. sense the present water level after stopping

Motor. compare the present water level to the water

level selected. if present water level < the water level

selected, supply water to the water levelselected. if present water level≥ the waterlevel selected, continue the washingor Rinsing operation.

But total time of supplementary watersupplying is not over 30 seconds.

4-4-3 Soak Cycle

1. This cycle works only when Soak cycle isselected by cycle select key.

2. It works repeatedly during set time by every 5minutes(operation for 1 minute and pause for 4minutes) for 30 minutes after water is filled toselected water level.

3. If water level is set higher during the Soakprocedure, Soak procedure stops and water isrefilled, and then, keeps on going the Soakprocedure.

4. Washing cycle selected begins after Soak cyclecompletion.Rinsing times can be adjusted according toSoak washing procedure.

4-4-4 Sensor(Fuzzy) Program

This program recognizes the quantity of laundryload and selects the water level by itself and keepon going washing operation automatically.

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4-5 Program Chart

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5. Schematic and Circuit Diagram5-1 Schematic Diagram

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5. Schematic and Circuit Diagram

5-2 Circuit Diagram

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6. Disassembly and Reassembly6-1 Cautions for Disassembly and Reassembly

6-1-1 Before Servicing

1. When laying down the washing machine for repair,do not place the front side downwards. This maycause the following :ï The round front face may be deformed.ï The top-cover and the outer-case (round area)may not match.

2. When removing the top-cover from the outer-case,do not let the wire bundle fall downwards andtouch the sharp edge of the outer-case. Also, donot allow tension to stress the wires.

3. When moving the washing machine to a place witha rough floor, do not drag it. If it is dragged, therubber may get loose, thereby causing severevibration and noise during washing.

6-1-2 During Servicing

1. When replacing the suspension-bar, be sure tocheck both the front and rear suspension-barassemblies. This prevents installation of the frontand rear sides in the reverse order.

2. Reversal may cause a severe vibration that mightrock the washing machine.

3. When replacing the suspension-bar, only use partsfor this model.

4. Since the length of the bar varies among on models,installing the wrong size may cause severevibration.

5. Do not deform the check-S/W rod of the top-cover.6. The installation of a deformed check-S/W rod will

result in malfunction of the safety switch duringsevere vibration, thus causing an unbalanced error.

6-1-3 After Servicing

1. Check the level of the washing machine.2. When setting the wire bundle in the lower section,

make sure that the wire bundle is not stressed byany tension due to tilting of the tub assembly.

3. When setting the wires, do not let the wires touchany sharp edges.

4. Remove any moisture on the wire bundle, and onareas surrounding the wire connector.

Shape

CASE-D BAR-S SPRING COLLOR-S

Front White Yellow Yellow Red

Rear White Yellow Yellow NTR

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6-2 Disassembly

Disassembly Procedure Illustration

Removing the PCB Assembly1) Remove the Screw.2) Lift up the Control Panel.3) Turn the Control Panel "up".4) Remove the 7 Screws connecting the Control Panel and the

PCB Assembly.5) Disconnect the Wire Harness of the PCB Assembly.6) Pull away the PCB Assembly.7) Do the reassembly in reverse order.

Removing the Pressure-Sensor, Water-Valve, CheckerAssembly, and Transformer

Pressure Sensor1) Pull out the Lead Wire Terminal of the Pressure Sensor.2) Remove the Pressure Sensor.3) Pull out the Air Hose.

Water Valve1) Pull out the Lead Wire Terminals.2) Remove the Water valve while pushing it in the direction of

the arrow.

Checker1) Pull out the Lead Wire Terminals.2) Remove the two Screws.3) Lift out the Checker.

Wire Harness1) Pull out the Lead Wire Terminals from the PCB.2) Pull out the Lead Wire Terminals from the parts in back of the

Top Cover.3) Remove the Wire Harness.

Transformer1) Transformer is built in the PCB Assembly.2) Remove the Screw.3) Remove the Transformer.

Door Switch <Magnet Switch>1) Turn over the top-cover.2) Remove the screw.3) Remove the door switch.

HOOK

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Disassembly Procedure Illustration Remarks

Removing the Motor1) Remove the Back Cover.2) Lay down the Washing Machine with the rear side facing the

floor.3) Pull out the Sound Absorption Panel.4) Remove the Wire Housing.5) Remove the V Belt.6) Remove the two Bolts fastening the Motor.7) Remove the Motor Pulley.8) Pull out the Motor

Removing the Drain Motor1) Lay down the Washing Machine with the rear side facing the

floor.2) Pull out the Lead Wire Terminal.3) Remove the Bolt.4) Remove the Drain Motor Wire from the Link.5) Lift out the Drain Motor

Removing the Clutch Assembly1) Remove the two Screws fixing the Top Cover, and lift up the

Top Cover gently tilt the Top Cover back to expose the TubCover.

2) Remove the four Screws fixing the Tub Cover.3) Remove the Bolt fixing the Pulsator.4) Remove the Spin Nut fixing the flange Clutch and the Clutch and

pull out the Spin Basket.

5) Lay down the Washing Machine with the rear side facing thefloor.

6) Remove the two Bolts fixing the Saddle.7) Remove the four Bolts fixing the Clutch using the Box and take

out the Clutch Assembly.

Removing the Pump Assy1) Remove the Back Cover.2) Remove the Lead Wire Terminal and the Earth Wire.3) Remove the Two Hoses.4) Remove the 2screws which fix the filter.5) Lay down the Washer with the right side facing the Floor.6) Remove the 2 Screws which fix the pump.7) Lift out the Pump.

CautionDisassemble the Spin Nut in a clockwise direction.

SCREWS

SCREWS

2 X X 2

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6-3 Spin - Nut Repairing Box

6-3-1 Procedure

1. Insert the jig③ into the spin-nut② .2. Insert the guide pin④ into the groove of the

flange - shaft by rotating it to the right and left.

Guide PinInserting Point

FLANGESHAFT

SPINBASKET

3. Insert the connecting rod⑤ and handle⑥ intothe square box. Then turn the handle clockwise onthe axis of the small box to disassemble(Right-hand thread).*

* To disassemble the box, give three to four times ofinstantaneous shocks to the handle in theloosening direction, then disassemble it by turningthe handle when the nut is loosened.

4. To disassemble the box, strike the handle three orfour times-quick shocks to loosen it-then completethe disassembly by turning the handle as the nut isloosened.

5. Reassemble in reverse order.

LOCK LOOSEN

1 ASSY-CLUTCH

2 SPIN NUT

3 JIG

5 CONNECTING ROD

4 GUIDE PIN

6 HANDLE

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7. Troubleshooting

7-1 Self - diagnostic Functions (Buzzer Alarm)

If there is a problem during operation, the following error conditions are shown on the LED display, and thewashing machine stops its operation.

Error Condition Buzzer SolutionWater level sensor error Water level sensor fails to send

signal for longer than 15seconds.

The buzzer sounds five timeswith a 0.5sec. ON/0.5sec.OFF cycle.

Press the "POWER"button. No otherbuttons work.

Auto - off error Power does not turn off despite3 power-off trials by program

the buzzer sounds five timeswith a 0.5sec. ON/0.5sec.OFF cycle.

Press the "POWER"button.Another buttons donot work.

Water supply error No frequency change for 60minutes from water supply.


Press the "POWER"button.No other buttonswork.

Drain error Water level does not decrease tothe reset point within 6 minutesfrom draining water.


Press the "POWER"button.No other buttons work.

Door open error

Pressing "START" buttonstop the buzzer.No buttons work.

Door is open during dehydrationcycle. Only to raise at spin.

The buzzer sounds five timeswith a 0.5sec. ON/0.5sec.OFFcycle.

Close the door.

Unbalance error

Pressing "START" buttonstops the buzzer.No other buttons work.

An unbalanced load is sensedthree times during dehydrationcycle.


Open the door.Balance the laundry.Close the door.

Overflow error

Put off the power and restart.

It takes place in case the overflow rises for three times.


Put off the powerand restart.

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7-2 Test Mode7-2-1 Test Mode : WATER LEVEL + POWER

1. Entering : Press the power key while pressing down the WATER LEVEL button.

2. ì ì is displayed on the display.

3. If you press the CYCLE key, the test mode changes step by step.

4. The test is conducted if you press the START/HOLD key when the test mode is in a display state.

5. Each mode description

MODE NO DISPLAY TEST DESCRIPTION REMARKS

1 Aging test in driving part and then, driving part anddisplay are turned ON/OFF for 1 second.

2Repeating 5 min. dehydration and 3 min. stop without draining.It read Lid open and unbalance and shows them.It shows this on the indicator.

3 Operate the washing cycle after suppling waterto high level.

01 → 02 → 03 → 04 → 05 → 06 → 07 → 08

* Mode , , , , are only for manufacturing process.

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7-3 Servicing Precautions

When trouble shooting or parts, be sure to observethe following.

1. Be sure to let the resistance of 1 Mcontact thehuman body before grounding. When it isimpossible to ground, let the human body contactthe power plug and the grounding wire once toeliminate the potential damaging shock hazard.

ï After replacing the controller, the defective partsshould be returned to the suppliers of these partsfor root-cause analysis and incorporation into forfuture product planning. At the time of return, besure to pack them together with repair parts.Otherwise, it is impossible to perform root causeanalysis due to the static electricity.

<Notice on disassembly and repair>

2. The wiring should be properly connected inaccordance with the wiring diagram. Erroneouswiring may cause faulty operation, smoke, or fire.

3. Be sure to pull out the power plug during repair.

4. Special attention should be paid to connection,insulation treatment, and wiring work for the leadwire.

ï The lead wire should be soldered, andinsulation-treated with vinyl tape, or connected tothe pressure connection terminal for drain treatment.

ï When connecting the lead wire, take care not to letit touch hight components of metal sugared. This isa "wloow"

5.Be sure to use only authorized replacement parts.

6. AC 110V-220V is applied between T1 and T2 of thetriac on the P.C.B Therefore, touching the radiatingplate accidentally may cause electric shock. Also,the P.C.B. Both high and low voltages exist on theP.C.B.

7. Do not replace any parts on the board, except thetact switch on the P.C.B. assembly is in trouble.The P.C.B assembly is treated with an insulationcoating, the enhanced moisture-proofing.

8. When you suspect that the operation of the micomis faulty, take actions in accordance with thespecified troubleshooting procedures. Do notattempt to replace the entire P.C.B. assemblywithout first doing a root-cause analysis.

9. Because the parts installed in the P.C.B. are treatedwith a urethane coating, they cannot be inspectedby the test bar. Therefore, first check the lowerparts for any abnormality using the lead wire of thehousing (LP-09-1). Going down connected with theP.C.B.

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7-4 Troubleshooting7-4-1 Troubleshooting of the Power Supply Board

If any of the following occurs, the PCB is defective. Replace the PCB.1. Pressing a selection button illuminates the LED display, but the buzzer does not sound.2. Pressing a selection button sounds the buzzer, but does not illuminate the LED.3. Pressing a selection button illuminates the wrong LED.

Insert the power plug into the receptacle and press the Power button. If the stored parameters do not display,check the following :

7-4-2 Keyboardï When pressing a selection button, the buzzer does not sound, or the LED does not display.

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7-4-3 Driving Unit

ï Water supply Error

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ï Water Stop Error

ï Washing is started without water supply.

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ï The pulsator does not rotate during washing.ÑThis malfunction may be caused by defective contacts of the wire harness.

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ï Defective Rotation during Washing

ï Noise Occurs during Washing.

(The following soond does not indicate any problem :The "Sha" sound generated during the stop of the dehydration tub is the sound of the water moving by automaticbalance in the dehydration tub.)

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ï Defective Dehydration

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ï Draining Water is not Possible.

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ï No draining. (With PUMP MODEL)

7-4-4 Inspection After Repair

Inspection Item Description

Check grounding Check that the original grounding wire of the washing machine is securely grounded.Connection of the grounding wire? wire to a gas or water pipe made of vinyl chlorideis very dangerous.

Check the safety system Check the operation of the brake. If the following braking times are exceeded,readjust or repair the brake system.

Dressing the lead wires Tie the lead wires with a separate wire to prevent them from scattering.Check that they are securely connected.

Check the locking nuts and screws Check that the nuts and screws are securely locked, and be sure to apply screwlock.

Check inside the washing machine Check for any vinyl wires, screws, or foreign materials inside the washing machine.

Check for oil (lubricant) or waterleakage

In particular, check the surrounding areas of driving units for oil (lubricant) leakage,and check the moving parts of the drain valve for water leakage.

Checking the connection of thepower cord

Check the power cord, plug, and receptacle for any damage. Make sure they complywith the working voltage.

Adjustment of horizontal level ofthe washing machine

Adjust the height of the two adjusting legs (front of the washing machine) so thatthe washing machine is horizontally level.

Load Braking TimeNo load Below 7 seconds

Rated load (8.0kg) Below 10 seconds

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8. Exploded Views

ASSY-COVER TOP

WAA28

WAA12

WAA46

WAA01

WAA15

WAA16

WAA04WAA45

WAA42

WAA20

WAA10

WAA25

WAA26

WAA11

WAA37

WAA21

WAA13

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8. Exploded Views

ASSY-TUB OUTER(SPIN BASKET)

WAB02

WAB21

WAB37

WAB17

WAB23

WAB13

WAB20

WAB09

WAB31

WAB40

WAB29

WAB30

WAB15

WAB33

WAB01

WAB24

WAB25

WAB25

WAB05

WAB11

STAINLESS

WAB03

WAB36

WAB18

WAB10

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8. Exploded Views

ASSY-CASE OUTER

WAC16

WAC04

WAC04WAC21

WAC13

WAC01

WAC17

WAC09

WAC02

WAC10

WAC08

WAC07

WAB27

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Parts ListLOCATION NO. CODE NO. DESCRIPTION;SPECIFICATION Q'TY REMARK

WAA01 DC97-01766A ASSY-BODY DETERGENT;SW80ASP,SNOW/WHT(K-P 1WAA04 DC90-10104D ASSY-CHECKER S/W;SEW-110J,DC15V/50mA 1WAA10 DC97-00356C ASSY-LID T.C;SW80ASP,SNOW/WHT(STEEL) 1WAA11 DC96-00045A ASSY-M.WIRE HARNESS;SW65ASP,M(C+H+R/FUSE 1WAA12 DC97-00804C ASSY-PANEL CONTROL;SW65ASP2,SNOW/WHT 1WAA13 MF-10K1IR-00 ASSY PCB PARTS:SW10K1PIW 1WAA15 DC61-10564U CAP-RINSE;ABS,SNOW/WHT,WSLS1100A 1WAA16 DC63-00041C CASE-DETERGENT;-,ABS,-,-,-,-,SNOW/WHT,EN 1WAA20 DC61-10690H COVER-TOP;SW65ASP2,ABS,-,-,SNOW/WHT,-,- 1WAA21 DC61-60505A CUSHION-LID;SW90K1SP,NBR,-,-,-,REAL PANE 2WAA25 DC61-20224A HINGE-DOOR(L);ABS,WHT,SW90K1SP 1WAA26 DC61-20223A HINGE-DOOR(R);ABS,WHT,SW90K1SP 1WAA28 DC64-00189A INLAY-PANEL;SW10K1S,PC,-,-,SNOW/WHT,-,EN 1WAA37 DC32-30006B SENSOR PRESSURE;DN-S2,DC5V/SEW-8K 1WAA42 DC34-00001G SWITCH REED;DC5V,1.5A,-,L370/OKI/ORD228V 1WAA45 DC26-10014Q TRANS-FORMER;-,240VAC,11.5VDC,50HZ,SW90K 1WAA46 DC62-30303D VALVE-WATER;SW70X1_220/240,PP,-,-,-,SEIL 1WAA46 DC62-30312B VALVE-WATER;SW90K1SP,PP,-,-,-,SEIL/C+R(2 1WAB01 DC97-00251B ASSY-BALANCER;SW10C1(G8),SPIN/GRY 1WAB02 DC97-00355N ASSY-BASKET SPIN;SEW-MA850,G8(10T)/(SPIN 1WAB03 DC91-10259A ASSY-CASE D.V;SEW-PB10,- 1WAB05 DC97-00252E ASSY-FILTER;8/10KG,ABS/EUN BI 1WAB09 DC90-11070B ASSY-PULLEY MOTOR;SW-80C/H105,50HZ/PCD54 1WAB10 DC97-01760E ASSY-PULSATOR;WA11K2QMDW/XAX,MEXICO(SPIN 1WAB11 DC91-10145D ASSY-S.BASKET SPIN;WA1065(SPIN/GRY),STS4 1WAB13 SCA-10RPHW03 ASSY-CLUTCH;SCA-10RPHW03(SEM-10T) 1WAB15 DC96-00254A ASSY-WIRE HARNESS;SW10K1/SW9OK1,SUB/SHAF 1WAB17 DC66-10142A BELT-V;SEW-60FX,STATIC,-,-,-,-,-,M22 1WAB18 DC60-40133A BOLT-PULSATOR;M8,L25,-,STS 304 1WAB20 DC62-50125E CONDENSER-M.F;ABS,L128,W35,-,450VAC/11MF 1WAB21 DC61-10241Q COVER-TUB;WA1065,PP(BJ-730),-,-,SPIN/GRY 1WAB23 DC61-70061B DIE-MOTOR;SEW-M103,SBHG1-A,-,-,-,SEM-10T 1WAB24 DC66-40006D FLANGE-SHAFT;-,ALDC8,-,-,NTR,SEM-10T(7KG 1WAB25 DC61-00029B GUIDE-W.F(S);WA1065,PP(BJ-730),,,-,-,SPI 1WAB25 DC61-00030B GUIDE-W.F(S);WA1065,PP(BJ-730),,,-,-,SPI 1WAB27 DC62-10058A HOSE-DRAIN(I);-,EPDM,ID38,-,-,L201,BLK,- 1WAB29 DC66-30024A LINK-DRAIN;PP,L66.5,SEW-PB10 1WAB30 DC31-20014A MOTOR DRAIN;KD-SM22TA,220~240VAC,50/60HZ 1WAB31 DC31-10175A MOTOR-WASHING;IC-15440SSWA,230~240V,50HZ 1WAB33 DC60-50004A NUT-SPIN;1C,M24,-,ALDC,- 1WAB36 DC66-50028B PULSATOR-CAP;SW90V,ABS,PEACOCK/GRN,-,- 1WAB37 DC61-40054A SADDLE;SEW-PB10,SBHG1-A,-,T1.2,-,- 1WAB40 DC61-30095C TUB-OUTER;7-8KG(#2),PP(BJ-730),-,-,-,NEW 1WAC01 DC91-10163F ASSY-BASE;SW-H105,NIGHT/GRY(E 1WAC02 DC91-11771E ASSY-DAMPER;SEW-7G/SW90V,FRONT 2WAC02 DC91-11771F ASSY-DAMPER;SEW-7G/SW90V,REAR 2WAC04 DC62-10289B HOSE-WATER(C);WIP4013SRW,PVC+NYLON,ID10. 1WAC04 DC62-10290B HOSE-WATER(H);WIP4013SRW,PVC+NYLON,ID10. 1WAC07 DC91-10209P ASSY-HOSE DRAIN(O);SEW-133,L1150 SYSTEM/ 1WAC08 DC91-10264J ASSY-LEG;SEW-105A,NIGHT/GRY(RIGHT) 1WAC08 DC91-10264K ASSY-LEG;SEW-105A,NIGHT/GRY(LEFT) 1WAC09 DC99-00134A ASSY-PAINT;SW10K1SEW/XSG,SNOW/WHT,NO-PUM 1WAC10 DC90-10105E ASSY-POWER CORD;ONE-TUB,BF3,NO_VDE 1WAC13 DC61-30013C BASE;-,PP,-,-,NIGHT/GRY,SEW-82L 1WAC16 DC61-10571A COVER-BACK;SBHG1-A,-,SEW-E85 1WAC17 DC61-20016U HANDLE;PP,-,-,-,SNOW/WHT,WSLS1100A,-,- 2WAC21 DC61-50016B LEG-RUBBER;SW-90V2,NBR,-,BLK,-,AIR-SEAL 1WAC21 DC61-50012B LEG-RUBBER;SW-90V2,NBR,-,BLK,-,AIR-SEAL 2

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CODE NO. DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION Q'TY ASSEMBLY LOCATIONDC91-11258B ASSY-SCREW M8*40.FE/FZY,MOTOR(COATING) 4 MOTORDC91-11258E ASSY-SCREW M8*22FE/FZY,SHAFT+DIE-MOTO(COAT) 4 SHAFTDC60-40007A BOLT-HEX SM18C,HH,M6,L22,FP,ZPC2,-,- 1DC60-40018A BOLT-HEX M8,-,ZPC2,FE 1DC60-50152A NUT-HEX 3,M6,FZY,FE,- 1DC60-50145A NUT-HEX -,-,-,MSWR10,- 1DC60-20054F SCREW TAPPING TH,+,1,D4,L14,FE,FZY 2 LEG-RUBBERDC60-20054F SCREW TAPPING TH,+,1,D4,L14,FE,FZY 1 LEG-RUBBERDC60-20054F SCREW TAPPING TH,+,1,D4,L14,FE,FZY 2 CHECKDC60-20054F SCREW TAPPING TH,+,1,D4,L14,FE,FZY 7 PCBDC60-20057B SCREW TAPPING TH,+,1,D5,L16,-,STS304 2 PANELDC60-20139A SCREW TAPPING FH,+,1,D3,L16,SNC2,MSWR 4 HINGE-DOORDC60-20050B SCREW TAPPING -,-,2S,D3,L8,FZY,- 2 SWITCH-REEDDC60-20054F SCREW TAPPING TH,+,1,D4,L14,FE,FZY 5 TRN+DETEDC60-20054H SCREW TAPPING -,1,TH,+,D4,L16,-,-,-,STS430 6 V/WDC60-20004D SCREW TAPPING TH,+,B,DI5,L16,-,STS304 2 CONDENSERDC60-20026A SCREW TAPPING HH,+,2,D5.2,L18,FE,FZY 2 MOTOR-DRAINDC60-20054F SCREW TAPPING TH,+,1,D4,L14,FE,FZY 1 EARTH-WIREDC60-20004C SCREW TAPPING STS304,B,TH,+,DI5,L25,-,-,-,- 3 F/SHAFTDC60-20004D SCREW TAPPING TH,+,B,DI5,L16,-,STS304 10 BALANCERDC60-20061A SCREW TAPPING TH,-,2,D4,L10,-,- 4 ASSY G-W/FDC60-20061C SCREW TAPPING TH,+,2,D4,L12,STS304,- 12 B/WRAPPERDC60-20004C SCREW TAPPING STS304,B,TH,+,DI5,L25,-,-,-,- 3 G/P-CAPDC60-20054H SCREW TAPPING -,1,TH,+,D4,L16,-,-,-,STS430 3 G/SILDERDC60-20060A SCREW TAPPING TH,+,2,D4,L8,FE,FZY 2 COVER-BACKDC60-20061A SCREW TAPPING TH,-,2,D4,L10,-,- 9 BASEDC60-20061A SCREW TAPPING TH,-,2,D4,L10,-,- 1 J/HOSE-PUMPDC60-30002A SCREW-MOTOR -,HWH,B,D6.5,L25,- 4 SADDLEDC60-30002A SCREW-MOTOR -,HWH,B,D6.5,L25,- 9 DIE-MOTORDE60-10022A SCREW-PH PH,+,M3,L8,MSWR10,FEFZY,-,-,-, 2DE60-10012A SCREW-TAP TITE TH,+,3,M4,L10,SWR10,ZPC2,TOOTH 2 EARTH WIRE6002-001160 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,2,M5,L16,PASS,STS430 4 COVER-TUBDC60-60060A WASHER -,T2,-,ID12,OD24,-,YEL,- 1DC60-60038A WASHER -,ID12.5,OD18,-,-,- 1DC60-60032A WASHER-B.C -,ID14.5,OD21.0,T0.5,-,MSWR10 1DC60-60181A WASHER-BOLT -,-,-,-,-,C2800P 16031-000554 WASHER-PLAIN M6,ID6.5,OD26,T2.0,ZPC(YEL),SB 1DC60-00012A WASHER-PLAIN STS304,ID24,OD37,T3.0,PLAIN,-,SEM-NEW 1DC60-60046A WASHER-SPRING -,-,-,-,-,PVC/PEFILM 1DC60-00006A WASHER-WAVE STS301,ID24.7,OD40,T0.8,WAVE,NTR,- 1 F/SHAFT

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