Samsung WA50R5200AV/A4-00 washer Parts

To replace the top cover on your Samsung WA50R5200AV washer, we unplug the washer, remove the rear mounting screws, then slide the top cover back slightly and lift it off. Reinstall by seating the cover tabs, sliding it forward, and tightening the screws evenly.

• Unplug the washer before starting (control board and wiring are directly under the top)
• Turn off both water supply valves as a precaution
• Wear cut-resistant gloves; sheet metal edges can be sharp
• Keep screws in a cup; dropping hardware into the cabinet can damage wiring
• Do not force the cover; if it will not slide, a screw is still installed

1. Disconnect power: Unplug the power cord from the outlet.
2. Access the rear edge: Pull the washer forward enough to reach the back.
3. Remove rear screws: Take out the screws along the back lip that secure the top cover.
4. Slide and lift: Push the top cover back about 1/2 to 1 inch to release the front tabs, then lift the cover up and off.
5. Set it aside safely: Place the cover on a flat surface to avoid bending it.

• Hook the front tabs under the control panel area first, then slide the cover forward.
• Tighten screws snugly, alternating sides to keep the cover square.
• After reassembly, confirm the lid closes smoothly and the lock engages.

The top cover supports proper lid alignment and protects key components like the electronic control area. A cover that is bent or not seated can contribute to lid-closing problems and vibration noise.

For model-specific diagrams and fastener locations, use the WA50R5200AV owner's manual. If you need replacement hardware or related parts, we list model-matched parts for WA50R5200AV on the parts list, and you can also search by model on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

For a Samsung top-load washer like model WA50R5200AV, most repairs typically cost $125 to $450, with many common service calls landing around $180 once labor and a standard part are included. Your total depends on the failed component, access time, and whether the repair is covered by your warranty (details in the owner's manual).

Repair cost is usually a combination of diagnosis, labor time, and the specific part needed.

• Service/diagnostic fee (often applied toward the repair)
• Labor time (simple swaps cost less than tear-down repairs)
• Part cost (pump, valve, control board, suspension, etc.)
• Symptoms and error codes (helps narrow the failure faster)
• Warranty status (some components may have longer parts-only coverage)

These are practical ranges we see for top-load washers; your exact total depends on what fails and what parts are required.

If your WA50R5200AV is showing symptoms that match these failures, pricing often tracks closely to the part and labor involved.

• Samsung washer drain pump DC31-00187A
• Samsung washer water inlet valve DC97-15459H
• Suspension rod and spring assembly (DC97-16350U) - washer support part by Samsung
• Washer lid lock DC34-00025G
• Washer electronic control board DC92-02393M

A clear estimate helps you decide whether to repair now or plan a larger fix later. For example, a drain pump or inlet valve repair is often straightforward, while control or drive-system repairs can push the total higher due to troubleshooting time and part cost.

You can order replacement parts for WA50R5200AV from the parts list for this model, or search by model number on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

The most common problems we see on Samsung washers like model WA50R5200AV are draining issues, out-of-balance spinning (vibration), and fill problems. These show up as water left in the tub, loud shaking during spin, or error codes that point to the lid, water level, or control system (see the WA50R5200AV owner's manual).

• Won’t drain or drains slowly: drain pump restriction, drain hose issue, or a failing pump
• Bangs or shakes during spin: unbalanced load, leveling issue, or worn suspension
• Won’t fill or fills slowly: water supply problem or inlet valve issue
• Stops mid-cycle with a code: lid not fully closed, voltage issue, or control communication problem
• Odors: excess suds buildup and residue; needs periodic cleaning

1. Redistribute the load (especially bulky items) and retry the spin.
2. Confirm the lid closes fully; remove any laundry caught at the lid opening.
3. Verify water hoses are not kinked and that the connections are snug.
4. Check drain hose routing; an incorrect install can cause draining problems.
5. Run a Self Clean cycle and keep the tub dry between loads to reduce odors.

If basic checks do not fix the issue, these model-matched parts are frequently involved:

• For heavy vibration or off-balance spinning: suspension rod and spring assembly (DC97-16350U) - washer support part by Samsung DC97-16350U
• For draining failures: Samsung washer drain pump DC31-00187A and Samsung washer drain hose DC97-18682D
• For fill problems: Samsung washer water inlet valve DC97-15459H
• For lid-related stopping or dC errors: washer lid lock DC34-00025G

Catching a drain, fill, or balance problem early helps prevent repeat error codes, water leaks from kinked hoses, and excessive vibration that can stress the tub support and drive components.

You can order replacement parts for WA50R5200AV from the parts list for this model, or search by model number on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026