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Could be a defective control board

There may be an actual cricket hiding out of sight.

The transmission could be at fault

https://www.samsung.com/us/support/troubleshooting/TSG01203005/#washing-machine-does-not-fill-with-water-at-all

It is done on purpose as a 'safety feature' after a child had his arm torn off playing with it on spin cycle. Lid was up, safety catch was missing or broken.

I could not find that code applied to a Samsung washer, only different mfgs. Contact with Samsung "Chat" states A02 is a communications error. Recommend you check cable connections at the control board Have you tried "smart care" app with this machine? Suggest try and see what it says is wrong.

no you need a new machine

usually at the back at the bottom of fridge follow the tube line from ur water line

Most washers will have the service technician guide/wiring diagram information in an envelope attached somewhere inside the machine .... generally behind a panel that is not too hard to remove so the service technician can get to it easily. I am not familiar with your machine so I can not suggest which panel to remove to see if the information is there.I have a link for the manual: https://read-download-books.com/v6/preview/?pid=6&offer_id=355&ref_id=b9167b56d8e059b95b231f9405b2ef5K_d95bfa30_c28f910b&sub1=d95bfa30&keyword=Samsung_Automatic_Washing_Machine_Wa10f4_Manual.pdf&sub8=Samsung_Automatic_Washing_Machine_Wa10f4_Manual.pdf&m=Samsung_Automatic_Washing_Machine_Wa10f4_Manual.pdfGood luck with your troubleshooting...

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bearings are getting bad

test motor movement jammed or seized

You have created a siphon. The end of the drain hose is below the tub of the washer. Depending on how you have the drain hose set up, either pull it out of the drain pipe or check the position in the sink. Carefully adjust the hose so that the end of the hose is still above the washer tub. Note: the hose should be at least about 6" into the drain pipe. You may need to add a coupler and another length of pipe to increase the height of the drain pipe. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

is only 2 wires ie live and neutral

the yellow one is probly earth u could check with a meter ie test meter

Sounds like a vapor lock.. or syphoning. Try pulling out drain when off and realining with space for air gap to stop it

call a local repair service we can not guess what the problem is

If your washer will not drain or spin then the water level control could either be faulty. Open the washing machine's control panel and look for a plastic tube that is attached to the water level valve. If appears to be clogged clear it out with vinegar. If the valve itself is broken or looks rusty it will have to be replaced and also check the water level control too. The hose could either be clogged or be twisted or have kinks in it or needs to be replaced also.

Motors have logic boards that control spin speed and direction. My guess is that the control board on the washer doesn't match to the motor.

PULL THE KNOB OFF AND LOOK AT THE BACK PLASTIC CRACKS AND SPREADS OPEN WHEN TRYING TO ROTATE