Samsung WF209ANW front load washer

Size does matter, especially for households that do a large batch of laundry cleaning week after week. But even though the Samsung WF209ANW is a little

This seems to be a problem I've seen on here for many people. I too had the same same problem and there is a fix. After you have cked your hoses which are probably fine. Next thing are you using the hot water supply vavle. On most of the washers even...

First washer we got home, immediately started spewing water out of the soap fill hole, Lowe's came and exchanged it for a new one.

bought brand new Samsung model wf209anw front loader, used a dozen times and put it in storage for 13 months..take it out use it 5 times and it locks up with only error codes flashing....service calls galore..nothing but more inept unqualified...

WILL NOT SPIN . HAVE HAD 2 TECH WORK ON WITH NO HELP. THERE IS NOW A RECALL ON CONTROL PANEL. NEW TECH IS COMING NEXT WEEK TO SEE IF THIS HELPS.

I like Samsung. I don't know why. Maybe for their small electronics. Large Appliances, nothing but frustration. Bought a side by side fridge/freezer and had three service calls before I left it behind at the old house.

Bought the Samsung WF409ANW front load washer model in January from hhgregg. Less than 3 months later it started shutting down in mid cycle and giving the "nf" (no fill) error code. Nothing but headaches and grief since then.

Got the washing machine home, washed about ten (10) loads!! Then it completely stopped working. Now all it does is fill with water and then tumble for about 3 minutes and gives me a error message. The error message apparently means the washer is not...

I have had this washer since November. I was impressed at first, but it has quickly gone down hill. I too started to experience the problem with spinning out the water. First I would have to do an extra spin only every few loads then it just stopped....

We have had our washer/dryer for a month. Everything great at the beginning, but for the last 3-4 washes, washer goes out of balance during the rinse/spin cycle. It continues to add a little water to rebalance and tries again. I have actually stopped...