How to Fix Samsung Washer Error 7

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Error Code: 7 Difficulty: Moderate

Problem: The pressure switch (water level sensor) signal is missing. The washer won’t run because it doesn’t know how much water is in the tub. Check connections or replace the switch.

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How to Fix 7 Error

  • UNPLUG washer from electrical power.
  • Locate pressure switch (typically mounted on cabinet side wall or top rear of tub).
  • Disconnect vinyl air hose from pressure switch port. Inspect hose for cracks, kinks, or water accumulation.
  • Blow forcefully through hose to clear blockages. Replace hose if damaged.
  • Test pressure switch with multimeter in continuity mode: switch must be OPEN when tub is empty. Blow into switch port—the switch should CLOSE with audible click.
  • If switch fails to change state, replace using OEM part DC34-00050A: disconnect wiring harness, remove mounting screws, install new switch.
  • Reconnect vinyl hose securely to both pressure switch and air dome port on tub.
  • Verify air dome port is clear of lint/debris using flashlight and small brush.
  • Reassemble panels. Run fill cycle to confirm water stops at correct level.

Recommended Replacement Part

OEM Part #: DC34-00050A

Estimated Market Price: $32

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Still Not Working?

If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.

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