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Sounds like the main bearing has broken. Time for a new one.

Model number help in such questions, but generic help and videos in the link. https://www.google.com/search?q=remove+the+front+panel+on+a+Samsung+washer ..

You can bypass this part and throw it away if you don't use the silver-care feature on your washer. Simply route the longer of the two hoses directly to the soap tray. Use an appropriately sized screw and the existing clamp to plug the smaller hose. Electrical tape and zip tie the two wire ends and their connectors so they don't flop around. El-cheapo solution!

Question edited for clarity. The full parts schematic is here. https://www.searspartsdirect.com/model/2ijiytav2u-001482/samsung-dw60r2014us-aa-00-dishwasher-parts ..

CL means that the Control Lock (Child Lock) feature has been toggled on. Turning this on and off depends on the model. You need to press and hold two buttons on the key pad simultaneously for 3+ seconds. On some models, the correct pair is Soil Level and Spin. On others, it's the Temp and Rinse combination. Look for a line below the buttons that goes between the correct pair of buttons with Child Lock (or a padlock with a face symbol) in the middle of the line. This will be in a much smaller font than most of the button labels. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

There are a few potential causes for this issue. The first thing to check is whether there is a blockage in the drain hose or pump. If there is, remove the blockage and see if the machine starts working properly. If not, the drain pump or water pump may be faulty and need to be replaced. Additionally, check if there's a problem with the control board or timer. If none of these solutions fix the issue, it is recommended to contact a professional for further diagnosis and repairs.

There are a few potential causes for this issue:

1. Clogged drain hose or pump: The drain hose or pump may be clogged with debris, preventing water from draining out of the machine. You can unclog the hose or pump by removing any waste or debris and running a cycle with hot water.
2. Drain filter clogged: The drain filter may be clogged with debris, preventing water from draining out of the machine. The filter location is at the bottom of the device and needs regular cleaning.
3. Faulty drain pump: The drain pump may malfunction and not work correctly, preventing water from draining out of the machine.
4. Control board issue: There may be a problem with the control board that manages the machine's functions. If it is faulty, the machine may not drain correctly.
5. Other issues: There may be other issues, such as a problem with the pressure switch or a blockage in the drain pipe.

Some of these issues can be fixed by the homeowner, but others may require the help of a professional technician.

The drain filter on the Samsung model WF 328AAW/XAA is located behind the lower kick panel. To access it, you'll need to first unplug the washing machine and shut off the water supply. Then, you'll need to remove the lower kick panel by removing the screws that hold it in place. Once the panel is removed, you should be able to see the drain filter. It's a small, circular filter that is located near the base of the machine. If the drain filter is clogged, it can cause the washing machine to not spin or drain properly. To clean the filter, you'll need to remove it and rinse it under running water until all of the debris is removed. Then, reinsert the filter and replace the kick panel. If the drain filter is not the problem, there could be other issues causing the washing machine to not spin or drain. Some other possible causes include a faulty drive belt, a malfunctioning drain pump, or a problem with the control board. If you're unable to diagnose and fix the problem on your own, you may need to call a professional appliance repair technician for further assistance.

Hi, This relates to the water level in your washer or the sensor that tracks it. It might be malfunctioning and need to be replaced or you might need to check the hose that passes water into your washing machine to make sure that it does not have any leaks. Thank you.

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Neither 900 nor 9oo appear in any list of Samsung Washer error codes in any source I have accessed. And that includes a database where such codes can be searched. Nor is it in the user manual for the washer. Nor does the code even resemble in format the error codes listed for Samsung Washers. You might contact Samsung directly concernring the appearance of the code. It is so unusual, I'm wondering if the circuits reporting it are operating correctly. The alternative would be to list some of the symptoms or search for that symptom along with the washer brand. From the Samsung site, I've gleaned you can contact a live agent at 1-800-726-7864 or try their chat. Have the washer model number you have supplied handy.

either assembled incorrectly or something bent

Question edited for clarity, added 'display'. Diagnostic video in the link. The cost depends on what is needed and where you live. https://www.google.com/search?q=Samsung+front+load+washer+just+died.+Panel+display+board ..

Hi, please turn your dial 90 degrees in the opposite direction that you usually rotate it and retest other washes after this. If not working, then please power cycle your samsung washer and test the other washer modes again. Otherwise, you might need to setup an in-home assessment with Home Depot. Thank you.

Not many washing machines have fuses, dryer have thermal fuses to protect from overheating. Check the link though https://www.google.com/search?q=samsung+washing+machine+model+WA80T4G+fuse ..

Hi, please power cycle your machine and try the solo drain again. If it does not work, try the solo rinse function first. Then, try the solo drain function again. There might be a weight distribution sensor that senses when the machine contains uneven distribution caused by soaked clothes. Doing the previous steps would allow us to test this hypothesis. Thank you.

It appears to be a known issue! https://www.google.com/search?q=Samsung+Ecobubble+WF90F5+9kg+Washing+Machine+Fuse+Blow ..

Hi, Please turn the cycle dial a bit more clockwise until the draining stops. If the problem persists, please power cycle your washing machine by turn off it's power for 1 minute before restoring the power. Thank you.

Check out the parts suppliers https://www.google.com/search?q=inlet+valve+for+samsung+top+load+washer+wa15x7r ..

I know this isn't the solution you were hoping for but here is the manual for your machine:http://www.samsung.com/ca/consumer/home-appliances/washers-dryers/washers/WF203ANW/XAC-supportforwardYou say it rotates L & R...do you mean it agitates but the timer isn't advancing?