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Video & Articles: Appliance & Equipment RepairSamsung Front Load Washer Replace Rotor & Stator #DC93-00168B
Samsung Front Load Washer Replace Rotor & Stator #DC93-00168B
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$183.34Estimated Savings
$112.5002:37
- Description
This video provides step-by-step repair instructions for replacing the rotor and stator assembly on a Samsung front-loading washing machine. The most common reason for replacing the rotor and stator is when the washer won’t spin or agitate.
All of the information for this rotor and stator replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
Samsung
Tools used: multi-screwdriver, Phillips head bit, 19mm socket, rubber mallet, 10mm socket
All of the information for this rotor and stator replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
Samsung
Tools used: multi-screwdriver, Phillips head bit, 19mm socket, rubber mallet, 10mm socket
Step By Step Instructions
1
To replace the rotor and stator assembly in your washer, first remove the screws securing the rear panel.
2
Now shift the panel up and pull it out from the bottom to remove.
3
Use a 19mm socket and strike it with a mallet to help loosen the rotor mounting bolt.
4
Unthread the bolt and pull off the old rotor.
5
Next, disconnect the wires from the stator sensor.
6
Now use a 10mm socket to remove the mounting bolts securing the stator.
7
Pull off the old stator assembly.
8
You’re now ready to install the new rotor and stator assembly.
9
Align the stator on the tub bearing housing.
10
Reinstall the mounting bolts to secure.
11
Connect the wires to the sensor on the new stator.
12
Position the new rotor thread the mounting bolt and tighten with the socket and mallet.
13
Reinstall the rear panel by inserting the upper tabs into the slots then align the lower tabs and push the panel down.
14
Replace the screws.
15
With the repair completed, plug the power cord back in and your washer should be ready for use.
Description
This video provides step-by-step repair instructions for replacing the rotor and stator assembly on a Samsung front-loading washing machine. The most common reason for replacing the rotor and stator is when the washer won’t spin or agitate.
All of the information for this rotor and stator replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
Samsung
Tools used: multi-screwdriver, Phillips head bit, 19mm socket, rubber mallet, 10mm socket
All of the information for this rotor and stator replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
Samsung
Tools used: multi-screwdriver, Phillips head bit, 19mm socket, rubber mallet, 10mm socket
Step-By-Step Instructions
1
To replace the rotor and stator assembly in your washer, first remove the screws securing the rear panel.
2
Now shift the panel up and pull it out from the bottom to remove.
3
Use a 19mm socket and strike it with a mallet to help loosen the rotor mounting bolt.
4
Unthread the bolt and pull off the old rotor.
5
Next, disconnect the wires from the stator sensor.
6
Now use a 10mm socket to remove the mounting bolts securing the stator.
7
Pull off the old stator assembly.
8
You’re now ready to install the new rotor and stator assembly.
9
Align the stator on the tub bearing housing.
10
Reinstall the mounting bolts to secure.
11
Connect the wires to the sensor on the new stator.
12
Position the new rotor thread the mounting bolt and tighten with the socket and mallet.
13
Reinstall the rear panel by inserting the upper tabs into the slots then align the lower tabs and push the panel down.
14
Replace the screws.
15
With the repair completed, plug the power cord back in and your washer should be ready for use.
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