Samsung Dishwasher: Water Inlet Valve Replacement (DD81-02265A)
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- Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2021
- Well, it happened again. The normal light on my Samsung Dishwasher (Model DW80M2020US) started flashing, indicating that there was excess water collecting in the drip pan. Whereas in my other troubleshooting video, I found that the issue was a jammed impeller, in this instance the issue was a broken Water Inlet Valve (DD81-02265A).
Here's a link to the website where I got it from. I'm not sponsored by them or anything. They were just one of the few online sources I found that had the part for a decent price. Let me know in the comments section below if you find any other decent sources.
Please exercise extreme caution when working on appliances like these. Always make sure the power is completely cut off. Always consult a professional before attempting to repair electrical appliances.
Thanks for taking the time to check out my video, I really appreciate it. Feel free to leave a comment if you have any questions or you'd just like to say, "Hello." I'll comment back within a day. Take care everybody and be safe.
Link to the part: partsdr.com/part/dd81-02265a-...
Link to my other dishwasher video: • Samsung Dishwasher Won...
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Finally the tutorial I was looking for. Thank you so much for uploading.
Hi Sindy, thanks for checking out my video. Happy I could help 🙂
@karatefox I just came back to let you know that I was 100% successful in replacing my dishwasher valve, I did it all by myself since hubby is out of state.
I feel so accomplished 😌 . Thank you again.
@@sindyaman8864 Hi Sindy, that's outstanding! I'm happy you were able to get it taken care of. It's a great feeling when you can fix something without having to hire someone. Thanks again for checking out my video 🙂
Thank you! You made this so easy!
I'm happy I could help 😄 Thank you very much for checking out my video.
Really appreciate the safety warning given at the beginning of the video, as safety is top priority. We provide quality Samsung dishwasher water inlet valve and other Samsung dishwasher parts.
Safety is key. That's awesome you offer parts to fix these sorts of machines. Do you have an affiliate link that I could add to my video description? If so, please provide your email info and I'll reach out to you to discuss the details.
Good stuff! Thanks! Just got mine going 🙏🏻
That's outstanding, Corey 😁 Just out of curiosity, how did you get it working? Was the valve cracked like mine was?
After using my Samsung dishwasher regularly for 3.5 years it ended up faulted same as you r dishwasher. Ordered the exact part disclosed in your video and replaced and put back together in under an hour. The part ended up costing me $85 Canadian. Although if I had bought it from Samsung directly it was going to be $165 Canadian…almost double. Hope this helps someone like your video helped me thank you so much!!
Thanks for the helpful information, I'm happy you were able to get it fixed. I think I bought my part from a store online for about $90.00 USD. Hopefully it lasts for a while. Thanks again for checking out my video 🙂
@@karatefox thank you god bless 🙏🏽 saved me from buying a new dishwasher!
Great How To video -- thanks for doing it -- saved me $340
Outstanding, I'm happy you were able to get it working.
This is the second time one of your videos saved me. Thanks!
Hi Caleb, I'm happy I could help. This one was a bit scary to troubleshoot, but I'm happy things worked out. Since filming this tutorial, my system has been working so hopefully yours will too. Well done for getting your system working 👊
Great videos! Wondering how you know which wire goes to which prong on the inlet valve? The wires are the same color. Does it matter? You have been super helpful.
Excellent question. I'm pretty sure it doesn't matter for the polarity, especially if the wires are the same color. Here's a helpful link with more info about how solenoids work: www.gemssensors.com/blog/blog-details/solenoid-valve-coil-polarity#:~:text=A%20common%20question%20that%20is,either%20of%20the%20two%20wires.
@@karatefox You're awesome. Thanks so much
Hi, is this repair similar to that of model # DW80R2031US? Part # DD82-01588A
It looks like the same type of part, a water inlet valve, so the general process of replacing it should be comparable. I would just advise making sure that the part you buy is compatible with your specific dishwasher.
Hey mine is leaking too . Just curious did your float sensor get triggered when it leaked?
Because mine didn’t and am trying to figure out where the leak is coming from. Is it possible to have the water inlet valve leak and not have the float sensor activate?
It's possible for a hose or component to be damaged, and for water to be leaking from there even if the sensor doesn't get tripped. The sensor only trips when the drip pan gets filled. It's good you were able to find the leak before it got to the point of filling the tray and possibly spilling over.
HELPFUL TIP: tuen off water supply at valves under sink and Lay down a few heavy towels on the floor before turning dishwasher on its side as a good amount of water will leak onto floor from drip pan and drain line and water supply line.
Definitely good advice. It's surprising how much water those things can hold. Thanks for checking out my video.
On this video you said that you just did the pump and that was on the last video. I can't find that video in your catalog. Can you help me out? I like your videos and this helped me replace my inlet valve. Idk if that was the issue now, but... yeah.
Here you go :) If you have any questions about troubleshooting anything, feel free to reach out anytime. ruclips.net/video/JOQ2XrpwC4c/видео.html
Great video! My Samsung fills with water with electricity turned off. DW80K7050US, is it the valve or something else.
Hi Jack, interesting. There are a couple of things that could cause that to happen. What does the water look like? Is it clean and clear or does it look cloudy with food particles in it? If it's clear, chances are there's an issue with the water inlet valve. If it's cloudy with food particles, it's possible that your sink drain or garbage disposal unit might be partially clogged and creating back-flow into your dishwasher drain tube.
@@karatefox it's clear, I turned hot water valve under sink off which supplies dishwasher and problem stopped. When it has power and I start a cycle the drain clears the unit into disposal. That all seems fine
@Jack Klingensmith Interesting, it sounds like the water inlet valve is likely the issue. Have you tried replacing it? Likewise, have you checked to see if the tubing might be damaged?
@@karatefox any idea where to get the inlet valve or what part to buy
@Jack Klingensmith I did a quick Google search of your dishwasher model and the phrase 'water inlet valve' and got several hits. Here's one of them: www.genuinereplacementparts.com/samsung-dw80k7050us-aa-water-inlet-valve-genuine-oem
I'm not affiliated with or sponsored by them in any way, but it looks like that's probably the correct part for your unit. When I ordered mine, possibly from a different online vendor, I think the price was about the same. As a general guideline, I would verify their return policy just in case the part doesn't quite fit or solve the issue. Likewise, if you could find a local parts provider, I'd go with them first just so customer care is faster and whatnot. Please let me know how it goes.
Do these break often?
Hi Jelissa, that's a good question. I've owned this dishwasher for about 3 years and this is the first time I've had to replace this part. I'm not too sure how long they last, but I would expect it to last another 3-5 years with normal use. 🤔💡
@@karatefox any update? still working well?
@ZupE891 It's still working great, no issues to report so far. We use our dishwasher probably every other day and fully load it every time. Hopefully it continues working. How about for you? How's your system holding up?
Probably would have helped a lot just by tipping the dishwasher the other way so the water wouldn't have gravity pulling it towards any wires 😅
That would've made a lot more sense, probably a lot safer 😅
@@karatefox I had this issue, but after getting all the way to seeing the valve leak, it just stopped leaking after turning the water on/off/on...so just running it cautiously, but expecting it to fail again and have to replace the valve - not really sure how a leak fixes itself but I'm not familiar with that valves mechanism either.
@@primecalibur Interesting. Is it possible that some tubing or wires were pressing against the side of the valve? I think the solenoid housing is pretty delicate and if something is pressing against it continuously, that might be causing a leak. Happy it's working for you now, but if it was me, I'd still want to order a replacement valve just in case the system does breakdown completely.
Is it still working ?
It is 🙂 I'm curious to see how long it'll last but I would guess like 3 to 5 years.
@@karatefoxthanks for the fast reply. Just ordered the part needed. Hope it continues to work.
@jdjd6789 Happy to help. Let me know if you have any questions while you're doing the installation. It's a great feeling getting it taken care of and having that peace of mind that comes from self-reliance. 👊
Amazon has a version of this valve for less than $11.
That's awesome, did it work? I forget how much I spent for this one, but it was more than $11.
@@karatefox yes it worked. The machine has been up and running for three days now.
@@pete1729 Do you happen to have a link?
Is it still working?
Hi Rob. Yep, it's still working. I do have to karate chop at startup if it hasn't been running for a while and food gets stuck in the air vent. But yeah, it works 🤔💡
That air vent can be cleaned from inside when you open the lid. On the inside opposite side there is a piece that spins out and can be whipped out just did mine tonight.
@@GromeMoose Oh dang, I'll have to check that out. Thank you for the recommendation.
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@@karatefox Had the same leak on my Samsung. Under warranty, so Lowe's sent someone out to troubleshoot. Same problem you had. Found the part on Amazon, replaced it myself, because the tech wasn't going to be back with the part for two more weeks. I'll still let him check my work, though. Great video.