Samsung Top Load Washer - Not Spinning or Stuck on Sense MODE, (FIX) 

thanks for the info 👌 im pretty sure someone will benefit from it

@@JesseApplianceRepair Do you have a link to order the TMR ? . i am look and no luck where i can buy it .

@@6point2000 Samsung doesnt sell the sensor by itself unfortunately. but you can find the link in the description to the full clutch assembly. that includes the sensor. but I recommend to check all wires for any rips before you order any parts.

Where can I buy The TMR Sensor

Thanks for the info

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Glad I could help

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Check the filter to make sure there is no dirt on the connections of your hoses

Did it work I am having the same problem.

@@smiley10261bad sensor problem If your does not spin out

@@raymondblakley3731 This sounds like the same problem I'm having. The machine gets hung up in spin cycle, and the cycle doesn't complete. The hot and warm LED's are flashing in diagnostic mode, which the manual tells me means either the machine or load is out of balance, but I checked it out and that is not the problem. Do you think I need to replace the sensor?

@@misterdrummingswhat the brand if it a Samsung washer top load and you replaced all four shocks then you will need a new spin basket assembly

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anytime.. Im glad the video helped you out.

Awesome. Im glad the video helped. 👌👍

Ya cambie el sensor y no centrifuga que más puede ser

Mine does the same thing. Did you ever figure out what was wrong with it? Mine just started doing this after two loads this past weekend.

​@@jeffmejia2978any solutions?

If the clicking you hear is a constant whirring motor hum and click, it's probably the lid lock mechanism. Take it out and open it up. Inside there will be 2 sets of spring contacts. Clean the heads with some sandpaper and reassemble.

Thats awesome. Im im glad the video helped 🤝💪

I’m experiencing this issue right now lol

Bearings problem

So ive had a similar issue in the past to what you mentioned. and it was the cables coming from the Computer board to the Pump that were bad. So you mentioned on the other cycle the pump drains. so that seems to be good. so get a multimeter and run the washer when its time to drain check the ports coming from the board to the pump ( the two cable connectors. ) most of those pumps should be 115 volts. Make sure you are getting the full 115-120 volts. If you are getting less the cable is the issue. Let me Know what you find.

Same

Glad it was helped.

That's what I want to know!

sorry for the delay. the sensor comes with the whole clutch assembly. ive called Samsung but they dont sell that part by itself. Dont know why.

In the description I have the link to the TMR sensor and clutch assembly. What is your machine doing. ?

@Jesus Montoya it makes sound like its about to start spin, makes bad noise for a few seconds, then stops and starts wash again. Already changed the susoension rods.

I see the link but it is for the whole clutch assembly it is too much money,,, Can't I just buy a sensor?

Under spin only no. Only if it says rinse and spin then yes. Let me know

SO, after I left it unplugged for a few hours, I plugged it in and ran the spin cycle. This time it spun the drum, I could see it from under the washer! The water pump was running too but no water came out. I can hear a little bit of water sloshing around in the machine but it's not reaching the pump, because the hose is empty. Is that normal?

@@tudor888 yup that noise is normal. It does it when theres not enough water to drain. Pump will stay on for a while then goes into high spin then stops for a little bit then it starts draining again.

Thanks so much for the prompt reply! I'll hook it up to water and test it tomorrow. PS: You're awesome!

Gracias bro. Voy hacer más contenido pronto

@@JesseApplianceRepair esta bueno brother👊 .

I have the same exact problem with that same model of washer

Also check the rubber seal. They have magnets where the sensor reads. Should be 3 little magnets. Make sure they are still there.

@@JesseApplianceRepair i saw one loose little magnet on the pulley wheel when I removed it. I put it aside. A new clutch assembly was delivered and I will check it out tonight. Thank you!

things to check. if as soon as you click start and no noise happened. Check your door lock. if it does not lock it wont start. if it does lock check water pressure. see if water is coming in. if not check faucet. but if it does start and adds water but does not drain to spin then its your Drain Pump. Let me know.

Hello, Most machines actually have the Manual inside. some have it sinde the main control board. remove the back cover of the top head. other ones will have it stuck to a inner wall where the main tub is. if you lean the machine on its side and pick in you might see it. Hope that helps.

@@JesseApplianceRepairI had one but cannot find the manual….please help….mine looks clean and brand new…checked springs last night and pump and hose….so I’m thinking it’s something small like you’ve mentioned….sensor or magnets….what are the bearings exactly?? 😢😂

I assume the washer is similar to the one I have on the video... if that's the case then it sounds like the blanket is going of balance when it wants to start to spin. First make sure the washer drains all the water completely. if it doesn't then the pump is the issue.. bad pump or something stuck.. if it does drain next thing is checking the washer in other cycles by itself. no clothes. try at least 3 different cycles.... if the washer completes all the cycles then The shocks of the washer are the issue..even if you balance the load at the beginning the washer will still agitate and move the blanket around while in the cycle. and when it trys to spin it might shake and restarts itself and after a few trys it will stop. one way to check if the shocks are good in the washer is by pressing down on the tub while empty (no water - no clothes) . SO you put your hand inside the tub while completely empty and press down and release quick. if the tub goes down and up and stays the shocks are good. If the Tub Bounces more then once when released then the Shocks are bad. Let me know

sounds like the actuator is bad. sorry for the late reply. The actuator has a little motor that turns and pulls the arm to go into spin mode and sometimes the motor warns out and it releases it which makes the click sound. so it needs to be replaced.

Power on the washer, once powered on press and hold the temp button that will put it into diagnostic mode. Whatever light flashes that's your code.

@@Mrsquick thanks for that

@@HandyTim You're welcome.

One more thing, an alarm sometimes comes on and all the lights start to blink.

Actually I figured out where the black grease came from. Someone tried to fix the springs/rods using sticky grease and it didn't work. Now I'm thinking that sticky grease is on the sensor. Funny thing is the washer worked before sending it back out the door but now customer says it doesn't work at all.