Samsung WF45H6300AW/A2-00 washer Parts

The Samsung WF45H6300AW washer is a 27-inch wide front-load washer with overall dimensions of 38.7 inches high and 34 inches deep (51.2 inches deep with the door open 90°). For the full spec table, see the WF45H6300AW manual.

WF45H6300AW size and dimensions

Here are the key measurements you’ll typically need for planning space, moving, or installation:

• Width: 27 in (686 mm)
• Height (overall): 38.7 in (984 mm)
• Depth (door closed): 34 in (864 mm)
• Depth (door open 90°): 51.2 in (1300 mm)

Quick dimension table

Measurement	Inches	Millimeters
Height (overall)	38.7	984
Width	27	686
Depth (door closed)	34	864
Depth (door open 90°)	51.2	1300

Installation clearance notes (common planning items)

Even with the correct washer dimensions, you’ll want to plan for airflow and hose/cord space.

• Side clearance: 1 in (25 mm)
• Top clearance: 17 in (432 mm)
• Rear clearance: 5.9 in (150 mm)
• Closet front clearance: 2 in (51 mm)

Why it matters

Correct dimensions help prevent installation problems like a door that can’t open fully, kinked drain hoses, or a washer that vibrates because it’s squeezed into a tight alcove.

Last updated: January 2026

For the Samsung WF45H6300AW washer, the most common day-to-day issues we see are vibration/shaking during spin (often from an unbalanced load or the washer not being level) and draining problems that leave clothes too wet (often from a clogged debris filter or a kinked drain hose). See the WF45H6300AW user manual for model-specific troubleshooting steps.

Most common issues (and what usually causes them)

• Excessive vibration or walking: unbalanced load, washer not level, shipping bolts not removed (after install), or the washer touching a cabinet/wall.
• Won’t drain or spins poorly: debris filter clogged, drain hose kinked/restricted, or too much suds from non-HE detergent.
• Door won’t unlock: normal door-lock delay, especially after hot cycles.
• No fill / slow fill: water faucets not fully open, inlet screens clogged, or hoses connected incorrectly.
• Odor or mildew: door left closed between loads, residue buildup, or infrequent drum cleaning.

Quick checks for WF45H6300AW before you call for service

• Rebalance the load; wash bulky items with a few towels to stabilize the spin.
• Confirm the washer is level on all four adjustable legs.
• Clean the debris filter and check the drain hose for kinks or restrictions.
• Use only HE detergent and reduce detergent if you see excess suds.
• Run Self Clean+ regularly (about every 40 washes is a good target).

Symptom-to-likely-cause guide

Symptom	Most likely cause	First action
Shakes hard on spin	Unbalanced load or not level	Rebalance; level the legs
Clothes soaking wet	Drain restriction	Clean debris filter; check hose
“nF/4E” type fill issue	Water supply problem	Open faucets; check inlet screens
Musty smell	Mold/residue	Run Self Clean+; wipe door seal

Why it matters

Catching vibration and draining issues early helps prevent repeat out-of-balance stops, reduces wear on suspension components, and helps avoid odors from standing water.

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Last updated: January 2026

Yes. The Samsung WF45H6300AW front-load washer is a solid 4.5 cu. ft. machine with useful cycles (including steam options) and a fast 1300 RPM max spin; when it’s installed level and maintained, it typically cleans well and runs quietly for most households.

What you get with the WF45H6300AW

From the WF45H6300AW user manual, this model includes features that many owners value day to day:

• 4.5 cu. ft. capacity for larger loads
• Steam wash capability on select cycles (helpful for heavily soiled, colorfast items)
• Self Clean+ reminder and cycle (recommended about every 40 washes)
• High-speed spin up to 1300 RPM to remove more water
• Smart Care troubleshooting support (phone-based diagnostics)

Common “good” vs “not so good” experiences (and what usually causes them)

Many complaints about front-load washers come down to setup, loading, and maintenance rather than the washer being “bad.” Here’s how we see it break down:

If you notice…	Often caused by…	What to do first
Vibration or walking	Not level, shipping bolts left in, unbalanced load	Level the legs; confirm shipping bolts removed; rebalance
Clothes still wet	Load too small/unbalanced, low spin setting	Use High/Extra High spin; add a few towels to balance
Odor/mildew	Door closed after use, buildup in gasket/drain filter	Run Self Clean+; wipe gasket; leave door ajar
Long fill times or fill errors	Low water pressure or hose/screen issues	Check faucets fully open; clean inlet screens

Why it matters

A front-load washer like the Samsung WF45H6300AW can be “very good” when it’s installed correctly and kept clean; that’s what protects cleaning performance, reduces vibration, and helps prevent odor and drain problems.

Helpful next steps

• Review installation, leveling, and cycle guidance in the WF45H6300AW user manual.
• If you’re comparing washer types, see should i get a top load or front load washer a fresh new look at this topic.
• If you ever get an error code, use Samsung front load washer error codes to narrow down the cause.

Last updated: January 2026