To much water samsung sw51asp

here's the part that may be defective....

https://www.appliancepartspros.com/frigidaire-water-inlet-valve-134190200-ap3363282.html

Call them to verify it's correct for your unit. there's a video too on how to replace it.



If your washing machine won't stop filling, the valve may be damaged or stuck open. Here's how to test it:

1. Turn your washer on and let it start filling up.
2. As it's filling, disconnect the power to your washer.
3. If the water keeps filling, you'll know the water inlet valve didn't close. (It's most likely broken, and you'll need to replace it).
4. Immediately turn off the water so the washer doesn't overflow.

Best to you

check here.............

http://www.how-to-repair.com/help/samsung-washing-machine-error-code-4e-and-e1-fault-not-filling-in-allocated-time/

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you have to check 1- water pressure switch (wps) , 2- the hose which fixed between wps and drum may disconnected or broken.

The pressure switch, also called the water level switch, is what control the amount of water goes in the machine, If your machine is constantly filling to the overflow point, then that is your problem. Now, if water is going in and the level is staying the same then your machine drain line is lower than the pump and your siphoning out the water as it goes in. Pull the drain up a little a that should fix the problem.

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Fyi. All new washing maching already tested on their functionality and features but not test run with water intake and drain function. I would like to share My experience last time with this model. The water outlet valve will release by motor when you set to drain mode.it suppose manage to retract back by spring when drain process finish or afte small you change to wash mode.
Take a look on the spring movement.normally it not properly hold valve switch hence the retracted spring not block the valve to stop water drain. Just rectify the alignment of the valve swich which directly connected to the retractable spring.

If the m/c keeps filling, where is the water going ??? if the m/c doesnt reach the required water level it will not start, check the drain hose at the back, make sure its at least 24" above floor level, if it lower then it will just empty as quick as you fill it on gravity.

Either you have a hole in the pressure hose or one of the ends came off. The last thing is the pressure switch needs replaced.

the valve on your inlet pipe may be faulty, have the valve checked or buy a new valve, not very dear, around $30 australian

replace the water inlet valve, the valve that the black hat and cold lines connect to

turn the power off if the water stops it most likley a pressure switch problem or the pressure tube on the side of the outer tank may have pulled off.if you turn the power off and the water doesnt stop then the valve is faulty (cold)if it was on the rinse.hope this helps.