How to Fix Samsung Washer Error E7

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Error Code: E7 Difficulty: Moderate

Problem: The water level sensor (pressure switch) is not sending a signal to the control board. Check the wires going to the sensor; if they are connected, the sensor itself usually needs replacement.

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How to Fix E7 Error

  • UNPLUG washer from electrical power.
  • Remove lower front access panel to access tub assembly.
  • Locate thermistor mounted on front of outer tub near heater assembly. Disconnect wiring harness.
  • Measure resistance across thermistor terminals with multimeter at room temperature. Expected value: ~10kΩ (consult model-specific chart for exact value).
  • If reading is infinite (open) or near zero (shorted), replace sensor.
  • Remove mounting screw securing thermistor. Gently pry sensor from tub wall. Clean mounting surface.
  • Install new thermistor using OEM part DC34-00040A. Ensure metal base makes full contact with tub. Secure with mounting screw.
  • Reconnect harness. Inspect wiring harness for damage near tub suspension points; repair frayed wires.
  • Reassemble panel. Run warm water cycle to verify temperature display updates correctly.

Recommended Replacement Part

OEM Part #: DC34-00040A

Estimated Market Price: $28

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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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Expert: Mike Sullivan

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