LinkEZ Replacing OEM DC31-00054A Samsung Washer Pump

I have a Samsung WF220ANW/XAA washer that is only about 6 or so years old. It started to make a LOUD noise when draining water. This part fixed it! It looks identical to the old part, so you're not getting a sub-par aftermarket part. Changing it out was a 20 minute job, very easy for anyone that is slightly mechanically inclined. So far so good, hope this one lasts longer than the original.

This pump fit perfectly. Unfortunately this is the third pump I have installed into my washer. If you are having to change this pump, besure the hoses are clear between the washer tub to the pump. There is a 90 degree elbow that clogs up with crap in that run of hose. This is all before it gets to the filter that you can check on the front of the machine. I found a huge o-ring I suspect a shady appliance tech may have inserted into the hose to cause a clog and another call to him for repair...so I changed the pump myself the second time and never checked the hoses. The third time I pulled it apart and found the true culprit, hair and paper stuck to that stupid o-ring, which had caused a slow drain condition and the pump to burn out. Now the hoses are free and clear and the washer works as if new.

I had the dreaded ND code (No Drain) on my Samsung washer model WF330ANB/XAA. Before I made a decision to assume it was the drain pump, I disconnected the washer, checked the drain hose for clogs and still ND code again. I then unplugged the washer and took it apart, removed the old drain pump from the filter pump housing and ordered this pump from Amazon. I installed the pump and washed several loads with no more ND code. This pump seems good and matches to the OEM part side by side. I don't know how long it will work but overall I am very happy with the results so far. One important thing is that there are notches on the rubber hoses that are attached to the filter housing where the pump goes attached to. Make sure those notches line up correctly to the housing, before re-attaching the clamps. I'm not a washer machine mechanic but on a scale from 1-10 this is like a 6 in repairing. Watch youtube videos on the taking apart of your machine and watch those sharp edges on your machine.

Perfect fit to my clothes washer Samsung WF330ANW/XAA-002.Installation was easy after I followed instructions of a video in YouTube for a close-to model. It took me about 3 hours to do the job myself including properly treating some rust that I found in the interior of the washer, likely saving me over $300 if I had called an expert to only replace the pump. I am very handy, but I feel comfortable to say that even not very handy people would do the job with no difficulty if following instructions with attention.

Arrived quickly and the install was fairly easy with a quick youtube search. My only recommendation is to really check your hose connections before putting the washer completely back together only to have to take it all back apart because one hose was loose and leaking :-). Pump was an exact fit and is running great. If it burns out in a couple months like some other reviews have indicated, I will update this review, but for now do not hesitate to buy this if your washer is not draining. What I thought was going to be a $800 purchase for a new washer was fixed for less than $20 and an hour of work.

This does fit wf350anw/xaa 01. As everyone else said, looks exactly like the old one. As quiet as the original. Watched a few videos and it's a simple task. For the inexperienced, it'll take around an hour (if you're taking your time and cleaning everything in the process). All the tools needed are a philips screwdriver, flat head screw driver (for the diaphragm ring and be careful not to puncture it), and a wrench or ratchet/socket. Just make sure you double check all your pipe connections or you'll have a nice leaky washer, trust me, I had to take it apart again.

not able to review as SAMSUNG washers and dryers are the WORST. I am sure the pump was perfect it was just that trying to figure out what exactly was wrong with the washer is next to impossible. After installing the pump still would not drain. Checked every hose and no obstructions. Later found that it could be the door latch or maybe the mother board. Not playing that game so bought new washer. NEVER buy SAMSUNG appliances again.

My 9 year old samsung front loader had the letters ND displayed when i was trying to wash a load.. it wouldn’t drain.. It was discovered that my pump failed... I will say , it was a lot easier to replace this pump than i thought .. watch YouTube videos on how to take your washing machine apart before you begin, that made all the difference.. The replacement pump has been working for a few weeks now with no issues at all..

Wife put a diaper in the wash and our 3yr old Kenmore from Sears started throwing a “no drain” error. Found a giant clump of hair and diaper gel killed the drain pump. This Kenmore is actually a rebadged Samsung and this part showed as compatible.The replacement pump has a different number of fins and it’s electrical connections are in a different spot. The screw pattern was the same, so I decided to try to install it anyway. First, I could not fit the original white cover plate back onto the pump. It seems to be just a dust cover so I did not reinstall it. Then I had to pull off a small white plastic piece that surrounds the two electrical connections otherwise the leads would not fit over the connectors. Amazingly, it works. Washer has now successfully completed 4 or 5 full loads with no problems. Hopefully it lasts.If you want to save some money vs calling an appliance repair shop, I recommend this part. Just be prepared for some monkeying around.

So i installed this and waited to see if it lasted before I wrote a review.The pump on our Samsung front loading washer was kind of working on and off, so I took it out and tried to clean it. When separating the motor from the impellers, some of the nastiest water I've ever seen started pouring out along with clumps of God knows what. I got grossed out and just sprung for a replacement unit.This assembly is plug and play, but depending on your washer it may be easier or harder to get to the pump. I had to half crawl into the washer from the rear after opening the access panel. But that has to do with the washer model not this pump.It's been in our washer for over a year and a half and we've had no problems. It seems to drain as well as the original and it's just about as loud. For the price, I highly recommend.

My pump on my washing machine (Kenmore) went, and I called a few Kenmore/Samsung repairmen in my area to fix the pump. They were asking ridiculous amounts of money for parts and labour. I bought this pump on a whim, not really expecting much given the price -- but my husband watched a YouTube video, replaced the pump with this model, and voila! Working washing machine! I do have to say that it is much much louder than the name brand pump, but for the money we saved, I'm just as happy to shut the door of the laundry room while it does it's thing.

I bought this for my Samsung washer and it has been working great for the last couple of months. It is very easy to replace and it saved me hundreds of dollar from getting a new one or get it fixed by professional. My washer is relatively new so even though other reviewers mentioned it may break down after a year, it is still worth it for me than getting a new one!It is great value for someone who doesn't mind getting their hand dirty and save a few buck along the way.

La conexión fue sumamente sencilla, solo quitar la bomba anterior dañada y reponer por la nueva, en 5 minutos quedo realizado el trabajo y eso sin tener idea algún de como hacerlo. (solo observando un par de videos en youtube me di idea de lo que era necesario hacer) seguro un profesional lo realiza en un par de minutos. Le doy 4 estrellas solo para dejar espacio a volver en un año de uso para ver si resiste el trabajo. de Ser asi, regreso y le doy las 5 estrellas