Samsung Waterwall Dishwasher 9550 review
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- Опубликовано: 8 окт 2018
- Samsung Waterwall Dishwasher 9550 review.
Let me start off by saying that this dish washer is gorgeous and that blue glow in the front, that's not just for looks. It is so quiet, without that glowing blue light in the front, you would be hard pressed to tell if it was actually running or not. The first time I used this dish washer, I opened it maybe 3-4 during a wash cycle just to make sure that it was actually running, it's just that quiet. Before I got this, I used to only run my old one in the mornings as I left for work so that I wouldn't have to listen to it while I was home during the day or night and forget about even thinking about running it while I was trying to sleep, that just wasn't going to happen. This one though, doesn't matter when I run it because I can't hear it. It's amazing.
Unlike my old dish washer, this one is stainless steel, so yup, you guessed it, it's a finger print magnet. Thanks to this I've had to learn new ways to clean in order to get the fingerprints off of it. I guess it's just one of the joys of owning stainless steel appliances.
I simply love the way the silverware tray is designed. No more having to try to set my silverware in the tray while keeping them from sticking together (think spoon on spoon). With this tray setup, no silverware comes into contact with each other. There's plenty of space so that each one will get fully cleaned.
The rinse only feature is nice. If I know I won't be washing dishes that day and I don't want food mess to get caked onto the dishes, I just run the rinse only feature to get the food stuff off the dishes so that I don't have to worry about pre-rinsing every dish before it goes into the dish washer.
If I find that I am washing dishes with some food stuff already caked on, I then turn to the zone booster to add a little extra power to wash some of my dishes.
There is one feature I'm sure is split between those that like it and those that hate it. That's would be the fact that this dish washer has no dry heating element. Yup, this dish washer only air dries. Although it does have an auto open door feature that helps with speeding up dry time. It also has a little fan that blows to help keep the steam from rising directly onto the counter-top above it. Personally I love this feature as I always air dried my dishes with my old dish washer anyways instead of using the heating element. By the way, there is a way to disable the auto door open feature in case it is not wanted.
Another feature I like is the timer countdown. No more guessing how long until the dishes are done.
All in all, so far I really like the looks and cleaning power of this dish washer and am glad I got a chance to try it out. I have a feeling the constant fingerprints would test my patience, and maybe, just maybe, the melody at the end of the cycle. But I guess only time will tell.
best review on this Dish washer !!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for this video!!! Very helpful.
You're welcome. Glad it was helpful!
I have had failure codes several times over the 4 years I owned my Samsung. Each time I have cleaned the gunk out of the interior under the strainer and around the heating element and sensors and put it back together and it has worked for another year. Never replaced any parts. Lousy design when the sensors are that easily made faulty by dishwasher gunk. I recommend any empty cleaning cycle weakly to reduce the gunk build up.
I've read of issues like that with some of the Samsung dishwashers. I do run a dishwasher cleaner tab through the dishwasher on a regular basis so I'm hoping that helps keep it a little cleaner. But I guess time will tell. got my fingers crossed!
Can you tell me exactly how you did it? Steps or link to a video will be helpful!
Sound is exactly like my dryer and washer when they are finished. 😂😂 I am Samsung everything! Fridge, dishwasher, oven, washer, dryer, and living room tv. What can I get next. 😂😂
Yea, I have quite a bit of Samsung stuff in my house as well. Did you get the Samsung microwave yet? There is also a new product coming out called AirDresser. It looks interesting but not something I would ever need/use or have the room for in my closet. I have a PowerBot, but I'm also interested in the JetStick. I am going to try for the air purifiers too. hehe
Oh, did you see their new for 2020 fridges that just came out? it's sweet. hehe ruclips.net/video/S2p57hu05DQ/видео.html
Robert no microwave yet, we just replaced our bottom cabinets and I’m waiting to get that until we get the top one. But I did order one of the new fridges about two weeks ago. They are on back order so can’t get it until beginning of June. 🙄🙄
@@angelachambers3285 ohhh, the excitement of anticipation. Hehe. I'm sure it'll be worth the wait. 😁👍
Smartphone too!
Thank you for making this video. Believe this might be the dishwasher we just purchased. Like the blue light by the handle, but haven’t noticed it come on. What does the * next to the timer represent? Also, seen it has WiFi capabilities; how does that work?
Thanks for watching!
The * means it's out of rinse aid :) But I don't use rinse aid in mine. Mine dries perfectly fine without spots, so I don't need the rinse aid.
The blue light only comes on when it's actually running a cycle.
If you have WiFi, then it's the next model up from mine. I thought I bought the WiFi model but missed it by one level, oops. I'm considering upgrading in the near future to a WiFi model. Basically it will link to your Samsung Smartthings app so, at a minimum, you can monitor the status of your dish washer. Some appliances (electric models only can be controlled, gas models are only for monitoring) can be controlled by the Smartthings app as well, but I haven't checked out the dish washer version yet so not sure if it can be controlled by the app or just monitored.
Robert thank you for your reply. Your video was VERY informative and helpful. Since my dishwasher, even though very similar to yours, may not have the blue light :( . Haven’t seen light for self cleaning come on either, but the smell emerging from my dishwasher tells me time to self clean, lol! Thanks again for getting back to me. Take care.
@@akia1222 I make it a habit of frequently running a cleaning agent through the dishwasher too. it seems some samsung dishwashers give error codes if it's not kept clean.
shame about the blue light, i think that's actually my favorite part of the dish washer. lol
I never have understood why it takes several hours for a dishwasher to work. With electrically heated hot water and heated dry this should take 1hr or less.
Some Samsung dishwashers don't have a dryer, it air dries, like this one does. And you can decrease washing times down as will from the normal setting.
The fastest wash cycle on the dish washer is 60 minutes, the longest is 3 hours, which is a sanitize wash.
@@R-TechEnthusiast Well if there is no heating element how are they charging $1k for it? I have one delivering on Sat but I think I need to look more. Need some heat to dry those dishes.
@@JonasGrumby probably for all the other features that does come with it, plus the samsung brand name. If you're not a fan of air drying, you should double check the specs to make sure the one you're getting does heat drying and not just air drying, but the 9550 in this video is air dry only.
@@JonasGrumby the air dry works better for less energy. The long times are to save water and energy due to regulations. Sounds counterintuitive but it's the way it works. Longer times save energy somehow.
Robert, thank you for this video. I have a new one and am older, so needed this to learn how to use. Lol
What cleaning agent do you use for the Cleaning mode? Thx
Hi, I use "Finish Dishwashing Cleaner" regularly through my dishwasher.
Thx
When you installed yours did the the side slaps go on the outside or inside of the counter
Sorry, I'm not familiar with the term "side slaps".
Robert oops I meant side flaps
Hmm. The only flap that is currently coming to mind is the black flap by the toe kick plate. If that's the one, Supposedly it's supposed to go behind the kick plate but I let mine hang down as it covers up imperfections in my floor due to unfinished tiling project.
@@giancarlosalads7205 I just installed my new Samsung dishwasher and the side flaps at first were sticking out but after adjusting the hoses it was able to going in flush with the countertop.
Did I missed the part of where and how to put the detergent? I have this machine and after every wash my dishes come out with white stains from the detergent. Not sure what I’m doing wrong.
@ 12:00 you just place it in the open "cup" and slide the door closed. Maybe the detergent is the culprit?
Robert - do you still have this dishwasher? and has it given you any issues?
Yup, I do. I personally have had zero issues with it.
What to do if at the second half of the every cycle, the delay button starts to flash and it seems not possible to turn that off. How can i turn that off? Thanks
That's not an issue I've heard happening before. Best bet is to call samsung appliance support directly and ask them, especially if it's still under warranty.
Ok, thank you
Okay so my dishwasher just falls open. It has the auto release feature but it just blows the door open really. Falls hard.
I have a question hope you would answer me. How do I cancel the delay cycle?
Just press the power button and power it off, then power it back on again.
Did so many time and still comes up
Strange, when i power mine off and back on again, the delay start goes away. If you try to set it to 25 hr delay, it also cancels the delay start, try that.
The one that my dad has sounds a bit different on the controls, and when you open it like you did at 9:00, it will pause but when you close it it will continue washing the dishes. The location of Tha blue light on the one my dad has is next to the power button instead of under the door handle. It is however not a Waterwall and has a third culinary rack
nice, I wonder if the finish music is different from model to model or generation to generation. I wish mine auto-started after being paused, few times now I opened it to throw more dishes in there and forgot to restart it again.
@@R-TechEnthusiast, No it is still the same. But Imagine if it played the Galaxy S2 version of the Over the Horizon Ringtone.
Same melody sound as seen in Samsung washer and dryer, in accordance with appliance relations.
their ranges use a melody as well, luckily it's different so I can still tell which is going off. Unfortunately my rice cooker uses a melody that's very similar and I sometimes can't tell if the dishwasher is done or the rice cooker without getting up and looking.
@@R-TechEnthusiast Rice cooker? You never heard of? Can it be branded as Samsung?
@@intelboydj1 actually it's not a Samsung branded rice cooker, it's a rice cooker from Japan. Hehe
@@R-TechEnthusiast Can be Panasonic instead?
@@intelboydj1 it's a Zojirushi. One of the more expensive (at the time) models.
used is for one year... sometime back the control panel stopped working... dosen't start at all.. the light comes on and goes off... anyone had this issue .. any solutions ?
Haven't heard of that. Did you call Samsung support to see if they have an idea of what's wrong?
@@R-TechEnthusiast yes tried.. no response from them.. tried to check other forums.. many users had the same issue in first year - the panel is not responding and behaving erratic.
We purchased and had this model installed. I really want to like this, but it constantly leaves a greasy film on the bottom rack. I've tried cleaning the filter and nozzles by soaking in vinegar (recommended by Samsung) with no positive results. We've also changed detergents and kept up with drying agent. Would you happen to have any suggestions? I greatly appreciate any advice you may have. I'm about done with this thing...
How old is it? Have you periodically run any cleaners through it? I run a cleaner through mine weekly to help prevent grease and grime build up.
@@R-TechEnthusiast We havent had it very long and bought it used. Original owner bought it new and barely used. We havent used any cleaners on it, but would think the soaking of the filter and spray nozzles would do the same. It just seems to have poor performance.
I want to buy this one too but afraid of Samsung had really faulty white goods (household appliances, i don't know how it is called in English :) ) in last years. I wonder if they corrected these problems... By the way, thank you for detailed review even thou i didn't watched all yet, but i will :)
Yea, it seems their large appliances haven't caught up to the quality of their electronics just yet. Like Don mentioned in his comments, Samsung dishwashers seem to suffer from sensor faults caused by gunk from normal use, something that really shouldn't happen. So clean cycles or products designed to clean the dish washer is more important than usual in order to keep those sensors working properly. An issue that you could potentially fix yourself if you're slightly handy with tools. Their appliances are great when they work, but a pain when they don't.
Don’t buy
@@maggielo1133 I didn't, bought Arçelik instead (Known as Beko in Europe) and it is really good. One of best decisions in my life :)
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How about that melody at the end the cycle!
You know, regardless of how often I hear that melody, I still haven't gotten tired of it. 🤭
I can’t get mine to work , blue light in the middle does not light up … Now I have a 4 C code flashing
Check this article to see if it helps any: repairfixit.com/dishwasher/samsung/error-code-4c/
What happens when it doesn’t come on
Make sure you're pressing the 'on' button long enough, you need to touch the button for about 2-3 seconds for it to power on. If that doesn't work, most newer houses will have a dedicated on/off switch for the dish washer and it's usually next to the garbage disposal switch. If you have an on/off switch, make sure it's on. After that, check to make sure the circuit breaker didn't trip for the dish washer, if it did, turn it back on again. If none of those work, call Samsung to check it out. Anything else beyond what's listed above would require knowledge and skills dealing with electricity, which is best left to the experienced and to professionals.
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My dish washer stopped at normal early in the cycle and is not responding to pressing Express 60, nor any other command. Push start close door nothing. Press Start to cancel cycle no response. There is water in the lower tub
PH Dragonas, MD 917-783-0100 in Beverly, MA purchased @ Hugo's, Melrose, MA.
Thank you.
You probably want to call Samsung or the place you bought it from for guidance and assistance.
Is it possible disable the AutoRelease feature ?
Not that I'm aware of
It's not running after bought it new at bestbuy ($800). cuerrent price is $405. Technichcian recomended from samsung will charge $250-$350 on labor, Parts is anothe cost, which not less than $100 each. what is a game here?
If it's within warranty period I'd contact Samsung first instead of 3rd party technician and see what they say and what warranty will cover.
You're low on rinse aid.
I don't use rinse aid, my water isn't hard enough to need it. That or the detergent i'm using has rinse aid mixed in with it as I'm not getting any water spots on my glasses.
I dont know which one I have but lousiast washer ever
Do not buy this dishwasher under any circumstances. This dishwasher is so bad with drainage and the number of times I’ve had to remove power from it to stop the LC code from flashing. I told my husband don’t bring any appliance in this house made by Samsung anymore that is how fed up I have become over the years with this dishwasher.
I've been lucky so far, but I also run a cleaning agent through it weekly to keep grim from hopefully building up on the sensors and keeping that error code from coming up.
Don't ever buy a Samsung dishwasher or any Samsung products. It's nothing but a headache. It comes with a lot of problems. I have mine just 3 years and the drain pump already went. I had a whirlpool for 25 years and never had a problem. The only reason I bought a Samsung is because I remodeled my kitchen and got all Samsung appliances and that was the worst mistake I made.
I love mine. Not sure how many years I've had it, but no problems so far. *knock on wood*
AUTO OPEN / Evaporative Dry: Rush of heat and steam into an air conditioned kitchen in a house located in a hot climate is absolutely disastrous. The additional cost of air conditioning to compensate for the added heat and humidity far exceeds any possible energy saving from the Energy Star rated dishwasher. Homeowners that live in hot humid climates run away from Samsung and like kind dishwashers!!!! 👎🏼
Returning mine.... samsung dishwashers cant dry fishes worth a damn... and all my appliances are samsung.. im a fanboy, but this samsung dishwasher is trash.....
That's because they don't have a heating element, it air and fan dries. Though it dries perfectly fine for me. I'll all Samsung here too :)
@@R-TechEnthusiast just tried again, more rinse aid this time... still water spots everywhere. Getting it replaced. Sorry samsung but this is no bueno
@@jonc2914 yea, I found with the dish washer that you either like or or hate it, there is no in-between. Hehe
Good Lord boring as heck...
Well it is a dishwasher review and not a comedy sketch. 😉
Thank you, Robert! Your video was extremely informative compared to many others I had watched. Your video was better than reading the 35 page user manual -- talk about boring😁