Samsung dmt300rfs gaskets

Hello!

Please check the "troubleshhoting" of the manual.
Hopefully it will help! http://manualsbrain.com/en/manuals/1271314/?page=25

Check under screen the retention nut for the spray arm must have come loose

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try to clean bottom filter

Does it work properly if you advance the switch through the cycles by hand? If yes, the cycles are all fine, the timer motor that drives the timer is bad.

he float on all dishwashers is on bottom, inside, where the water sits. It controls the water shut off point. They are usually not removavble for cleaning. You simply wipe around them and make sure nothing has accumulated or lodged underneath that would stop if from floating freely.

First be sure to disconnect/shut off water and power before beginning. Facing the washer pull it out. On the left side, outside, low, there is the water level sensor. It gets gunked up and trigger lever gets stuck. Clean it out and you will be good to go.

The water-fill SENSOR is what Samsung calls the "Case-Brake Assembly". It's the big transluscent plastic thing on the left-side of the dishwasher.

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Thank you for the suggestion. I replaced the entire sensor unit and it is working fine now.

There is an anti-flood valve on the bottom looking like an upside down teacup.

Hello Kevin,
the part number for that water level switch which is called the flow meter or flow sensor is DD32-00004A
i dont know if your local appliance parts store carries Samsung parts but it could be ordered online at searspartsdirect.com,repairclinic.com

GENE