Review on 🔧 Samsung Dishwasher Sensor DD82-01118A by Justin Albright

My Samsung DW80F600UTS/AA worked for part of the cleaning cycle then stopped and started flashing SMART AUTO and NORMAL continuously until power was turned off by turning it off became energy. block (or reset circuit breaker depending on how you set it). The error here is caused either by too hot water entering the device (+80 ° C in 3 seconds) or by a defective water temperature sensor. BEFORE YOU ORDER, MAKE SURE YOUR DEVICE HAS THIS WHITE TEMPERATURE SENSOR AND NO THERMISTOR. There are two almost identical models of this dishwasher, but one uses this sensor and the other uses a thermistor. (The model number is on the inside left of the dishwasher door). Please check which part you have before ordering. My advice is to take the unit out, lay it on its side on an old towel so the floor doesn't get wet, and unscrew the two screws that secure the access panel underneath. From there it's easy to see what you need. When you receive this part, please make sure it is a 3-wire or 4-wire sensor, whichever matches your original sensor. You are specific. Make sure the old o-ring is installed correctly, you will reuse it. Finally, tighten the 4 screws holding the square motor. For some reason it seems loose on these models so check it out while you still have access. Assemble the back and you should be ready to go! This is a do-it-yourself repair that anyone with a screwdriver and an adjustable wrench can do in under an hour. Don't pay hundreds to a SAMSUNG repairer. Hope this helps someone!