Samsung DW60R2014US/AA-00 dishwasher Parts

An ADA dishwasher is built to meet accessibility guidelines, so it is typically shorter and designed for easier reach and operation than a regular (standard-height) dishwasher. For Samsung DW60R2014US, the installation guide lists a built-under height around 32 inches, which is closer to ADA-style height than many standard 34-inch units; confirm your opening and controls in the DW60R2014US installation guide.

• Overall height: ADA models are commonly about 32 inches tall; standard models are commonly about 34 inches tall.
• Cabinet opening needs: ADA units fit lower countertops or raised floors more easily.
• Reach and usability: Controls and loading access are intended to be easier to reach.
• Capacity: ADA units often have slightly less interior space than standard-height models.
• Installation fit: A small height difference can affect leveling legs, toe-kick clearance, and how flush the door sits.

If your cabinet opening is tight, choosing the wrong height can prevent the dishwasher from sliding in, sitting level, or aligning with the countertop. For DW60R2014US, the installation specs also call out cabinet opening minimums and leveling range, which helps you avoid vibration and movement after install.

• Measure the opening height, width, and depth in multiple spots.
• Confirm the dishwasher can be leveled within the opening.
• Verify the countertop depth if you want the door to sit flush.
• Confirm electrical and water supply meet requirements (120 V, 15 A; 20 to 120 psi water pressure).
• Review the full spec diagram in the DW60R2014US installation guide.

Last updated: February 2026

On the Samsung DW60R2014US dishwasher, the correct reset for most active errors is to cancel the current cycle: press and hold START for 3 seconds to drain and reset, then select a new cycle and press START again. For recurring codes, follow the code-specific steps in the DW60R2014US owner's manual.

• Press and hold START for 3 seconds (this cancels the cycle and drains).
• Wait for the drain to finish and the display to clear.
• Select your cycle and options.
• Press START, then close the door within 3 seconds so the cycle actually begins.
• If the keypad seems unresponsive, touch the center of each key with one finger (do not press hard).

Some information codes clear only after the underlying condition is corrected.

If you correct the supply or drain issue and the error returns, these model-compatible parts are often involved:

• Dishwasher water inlet valve DD81-02265A (fills the tub; debris or a failed valve can trigger fill problems)
• Dishwasher drain pump DD81-02735A (pumps water out; a weak pump or blockage can cause drain faults)
• Dishwasher leak sensor base DD81-02288A (detects water in the base; can trigger LC when water is present)

Resetting clears the control logic, but the dishwasher will keep protecting itself if it still detects a leak, no-fill, overheating, or a drain restriction. Fixing the root cause prevents repeat shutdowns and helps protect the main PCB and wiring.

Last updated: February 2026

Drainage and water-related faults are the most common issues we see on Samsung dishwashers like model DW60R2014US; symptoms include water not pumping out, filling problems, and leak detection. Many cases trace back to a clogged drain path, a restricted water supply, or a leak that triggers an information code.

• If the tub is full of water, check for a clogged drain path and confirm the drain hose is not kinked.
• If the dishwasher will not fill, confirm the house water supply valve is fully open.
• If you see an LC code (leakage check), shut off the water supply valve and switch the dishwasher breaker off.
• If you see a 4C code (water supply check), look for a closed valve, frozen/clogged inlet line, or debris restricting flow.
• If the unit has power but acts “stuck,” check the display for an information code and follow the code action steps.

When troubleshooting points to a fill or drain component, these are common suspects for DW60R2014US:

• Dishwasher water inlet valve DD81-02265A (filling, 4C-related supply issues)
• Dishwasher drain pump DD81-02735A (not draining, standing water)
• Dishwasher leak sensor base DD81-02288A (leak detection behavior)

Drain, fill, and leak faults can stop a cycle mid-stream, leave standing water, or trigger protective shut-downs. Addressing restrictions and supply issues early helps prevent repeat errors and reduces strain on the pump and control system.

Last updated: February 2026

On the Samsung DW60R2014US dishwasher, the Express 60 cycle is built to finish in about 60 minutes for lightly soiled dishes. Actual run time can vary a bit based on water temperature, load size, and drying conditions; confirm your exact cycle details in the DW60R2014US user manual.

Even on a “60-minute” program, the dishwasher can adjust timing to match conditions.

• Incoming water temperature: colder water increases heat-up time
• Load size: fuller racks take longer to wash and drain
• Soil level: heavier soils reduce results on quick cycles and can extend portions of the cycle
• Drying conditions: plastics and tightly packed items hold water longer
• Rinse aid setting: higher rinse aid generally improves drying performance

Express 60 prioritizes speed; Normal and Heavy prioritize cleaning and may run longer.

• Run hot water at the kitchen sink for 10 to 20 seconds before starting
• Load so spray can reach surfaces; avoid nesting bowls and blocking the detergent door
• Use fresh detergent; use rinse aid to improve drying
• Choose Express 60 for light soils; use a longer cycle for stuck-on food

Using Express 60 for the right load prevents rewashing and helps you balance speed, cleaning performance, and drying results on your Samsung dishwasher.

Last updated: February 2026