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The problem is with the favric sofner dispenser overflowing and leaking. Ive had the same problem for 4 months and Samsung juat keeps giving the run around. It seems like its a manufacturer flaw. You can still use the bottom washer if you unplugg it...remove the back panel and manually dry the area where the sensor is just dont use the top washer or ir will do it again. I gave up and finally decided to use my geek squad insurance after 4 or 5 calls. Best Buy will replace the machine but now I have to purchase appliance insurance agajn when it shouldve bee samsung replacing it for free. I do not recommend and I will not buy again.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I experienced quite a number of leaks from Samsung Flexwash since I bought in early 2018. The repair service was not helpful as the issue was intermittent. After two years of basically using only the bottom unit I think I figured it out. It is a design flaw where the upper unit softener dispenser leaks if water is supplied there while the top unit is spinning. The spinning action causes back pressure and water cant drain from the dispenser, then overflows. I solved it in my washer by disabling the water supply to the top softener dispenser. No more leaks. No more softener functionality in the top unit but it is a fair tradeoff.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.1lc1 means your leakage sensor detects an internal leak, I found one where the top washer was leaking through the fabric softener dispenser as is spun, ordered a fab dispenser assembly due to fab clogging hoses caused water to backflow through fab disp
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.To elaborate on RobertF "solution" : "I solved it in my washer by disabling the water supply to the top softener dispenser. No more leaks. No more softener functionality in the top unit but it is a fair tradeoff." Initially I started disassembling the washer with the intent on cleaning out all the parts that are causing the issue. Thinking if it was clean as new, then it should work again, and I'd stop using Fab Softener. Well in order to do this, you need to COMPLETELY tear apart the washer just to get to all the fabric softener parts: e.g. water supply hose, softener container, drain hose etc. Then I found Roberts solution. I figured if I'm not going to use Fab Soft anymore then why go through the hassle of tearing it apart and cleaning it. Though he doesn't say how he disabled it. In the end I just followed the hose from the Fab Soft container to the back of the unit and found a row of small water pumps. Fab Soft water pump was 3rd from the right(looking from front of unit) with a black connector. I just unplugged that connector and that did the trick. And you don't have to tear apart the whole unit either. Its just 2 screws from back of the unit to pull off the top rear panel. There you'll find the row of water pumps. I also ran a full cycle to make sure the disconnected pump wouldn't throw an error. Hope this helps Dale
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I agree with the purchaser above. Our Samsung Washer/Dryer is a year and a half old. 8 months into owning them the dryer broke. It was under warranty so they came out and repaired free. Fine but 8 months old!! But the top washer lid no longer closes properly. Had someone come out and of course, it's 6 months our of warranty. Paid 1300 for this washer. To repair the top washer will cost $700!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Are you kidding me?!?! I'll NEVER buy another Samsung washer. Ever.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I was so excited when I got this washer, saved lots of time doing 2 washes at once. After 7 months got the code 1LC1. I can’t remember how many times this washer has been serviced. They have replaced multiple parts and even the whole “board”. Still not working!! The manager of Sears, where we bought it has just put in a request to Samsung for our money back and we will then buy another brand washer. Great concept....terrible product!!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hello All, samsung has come out with a superceded part for the top washer on the flex washing machine's rinse assembly. i have found that the foam seal they used was sticking to rinse assembly causing it to over fill since it could not drain to the drum. the new rinse assembly has a plastic seal with knotches to prevent it from sticking. i ran multiple cycles and have confirmed the fix. the part number is DC97-20128A. some good videos on youtube https://youtu.be/AGfgRYOHE44 and this one helped the most since you really only need to lift up the flex washer to remove the rinse assembly https://youtu.be/KfaFLjTxvo8 ... the pics below show the plastic upgraded seal. hope this helps solve your problems too
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I've had my flex washer for 2 years and had the LC1 leak code a few times. I think everyone is correct as it seems to be caused when using top washer and even though we do not use fabric softner I think water is getting into that compartment and overflowing creating the leak. Poor design and Samsung won't take fault for this flaw. Now I have an expensive single washer, hoping this will solve problem after I fix current fault code by having it serviced or letting sensor dry out.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.We have had ours repaired multiple times. Woke up this morning to water all over the floor, leaking from the dryer and not the hoses or connections. Yet another service call.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I am having exactly same issue with upper washer softener dispenser. Samsung is not able to fix it. Not sure what to do. After each service it would work for a month or two before leaking again. Terrible customer service. They should at least take responsibility of the product and service they provide. My warranty will expire in a month and Samsung is denying to replace the unit. Keep repairing same part over and over is is not exactly fixing the real issue. There are better product out there, save your money and time.
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