How to Fix Samsung ecobubble Washing Machine Error Codes DC, DC1, DC2
How to Fix Samsung ecobubble Washing Machine Error Codes DC, DC1, DC2
How to Fix Samsung ecobubble Washing Machine Error Codes DC, DC1, DC2 In this video, we’re going to show you what to do if your Samsung ecobubble washing machine is displaying error code DC, DC1 or DC2.
These codes usually indicate that the washing machine is not locking correctly. Here we will go through what to check and how to replace the door lock if necessary.
When purchasing a door lock, you will need to make sure it is suitable for your washing machine make and model. For this, you will need to know the model number. Take a look at our video below which shows you where to find the model number on your appliance. • How to Find The Model Number on a Was…
Want to skip straight to the information you need? Here’s what we talk about in each part of our video:
0:00 Introducing the video 0:44 Tools needed for the repair 0:53 How to check if the door is closed and locked 1:05 When the door lock needs replacing 1:29 How to remove the door seal clamp 1:52 How to remove the faulty door lock 2:57 Suggested video: How to Find the Model Number on a Washing Machine 3:18 How to fit the new door lock 3:57 How to reattach the door seal clamp 4:40 Suggested video: Your Complete Guide to Washing Machine Settings and How to Use Them
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7.693 -> Hi, I'm Mat
from eSpares.
9.518 -> In this video, I'll be
showing you what to do
11.658 -> if your Samsung
ecobubble washing machine
14.353 -> is displaying the error code
DC, DC1 or DC2.
19.64 -> Error codes usually appear
on your washing machine's display screen
23.391 -> and indicate that there is
a fault with your appliance.
26.189 -> These three error codes usually mean
28.44 -> that the door on the washing machine
is not locking correctly.
31.714 -> Here we will show you what to check
and how to fix the issue.
36.086 -> Before carrying out any work
37.539 -> make sure your
washing machine is turned off
40.209 -> and fully disconnected
from the mains.
44.604 -> To complete this repair
45.871 -> you will need
a Phillips screwdriver
48.224 -> a flat blade screwdriver
49.985 -> and a pair of pliers.
53.44 -> This may be an obvious one
55.228 -> but it's worth checking
that the door is closed properly
58.026 -> and is locked into position.
60.504 -> If the door is slightly ajar
62.367 -> this could be the reason
for the error code appearing.
65.661 -> If the door is closed fully
but is not locking in position
68.934 -> then it could mean
that the door lock is faulty.
72.54 -> When you shut the door fully
74.14 -> and start up a cycle
on the machine
76.492 -> you should hear the sound
of the door locking.
79.707 -> If you hear no click
or you hear two clicks
82.53 -> this could be an issue
with the door lock.
85.097 -> Now, I'm going
to show you
86.008 -> how to replace the door lock
on your washing machine.
89.432 -> First, open the washing machine door
and remove the clamp.
93.491 -> The clamp is a circular wire
95.106 -> that's wrapped around
the outer door seal.
97.76 -> You can remove it
by finding the spring
100.221 -> and using a flat-headed screwdriver
103.452 -> pulling the clamp free.
112.187 -> Next reach under
the door seal
114.657 -> where the door lock
is located.
117.008 -> Take hold of the door lock assembly
119.236 -> and remove the two screws
that hold it in place
122.422 -> using your Phillips screwdriver.
124.65 -> You will then be able to push
the door lock back into the appliance
127.733 -> and pull it out through
the side of the door seal.
137.28 -> The electrical connections
will still be attached
139.736 -> to the door lock
after you do this.
142.362 -> You will need to disconnect them
in order to free it entirely.
147.228 -> Before you do this make a mental note
or take a picture of the connections
150.74 -> so you can remember where
to fit them into the new door lock later.
155.734 -> When disconnecting
the electrical connections
158.08 -> they can be a little tricky due
to their awkward positioning.
161.88 -> If so you may need
to use a pair of pliers
164.167 -> or a flat head screwdriver
to help work them free.
177.574 -> Before you begin
178.373 -> you'll need to purchase
a replacement door lock
180.96 -> that is suitable
for your washing machine.
183.755 -> To do this you're going to
need to find the model number.
187.349 -> You can watch our video here
189.545 -> on how to find the model number
of your washing machine.
193.315 -> You'll also find a link
194.684 -> to replacement door locks
in the description below.
198.629 -> To fit the new door lock.
200.18 -> First, reconnect
the electrical connections
204.127 -> if you took a photo earlier
206.45 -> you can use that for reference.
213.654 -> Reposition the door lock
inside the machine
217.509 -> then using
your Phillips screwdriver
220.177 -> screw the door lock back into place
with the two screws, you removed earlier.
237.854 -> Once the new door lock is secure
239.863 -> make sure you
readjust the seal.
242.44 -> So that it is positioned
back around the door frame
253.894 -> finally, refit the clamp
255.595 -> by pulling it around
the front of the door seal.
259.223 -> Again if you have
any problems refitting it
261.699 -> you can use a
flat-headed screwdriver to help you.
271.64 -> We hope this video
has helped you
273.59 -> to remove the error codes
from your washing machine
276.714 -> and that your door
is now locking correctly.
280.041 -> Now your washing machine
is working correctly
282.78 -> you can make the most of it
283.871 -> by getting to know your
washing machine settings.
286.921 -> Our video here
288.254 -> takes you through the different settings
on your washing machine
291.248 -> to make sure
you're using it correctly
293.352 -> and that your laundry
stays fresher for longer.
296.662 -> For more videos on fixing
298.328 -> and maintaining your household
and garden appliances
