Samsung WV60M9900AW/A5-01 washer Parts

The most common Samsung washer problems are draining issues, out-of-balance shaking during spin, and fill errors. On the Samsung WV60M9900AW, these usually show up as water not draining, the tub banging, or the washer stopping mid-cycle; the WV60M9900AW owner's manual troubleshooting section helps you match symptoms to the right fix.

Most common issues we see (and what they look like)

• Won’t drain or drains slowly: standing water in the tub, cycle ends with water left behind
• Excessive vibration or “walking”: loud banging during spin, especially with bulky loads
• Won’t fill or fills very slowly: long fill times, cycle pauses early
• Door/boot leaks: water at the front of the washer, damp door seal area
• Intermittent stopping: cycle pauses, then resumes after a delay (often load balance related)

Quick checks you can do first

1. Load and leveling: Re-distribute the load; confirm the washer is level and stable.
2. Drain hose setup: Make sure the drain hose is installed correctly and not siphoning; the manual notes that an incorrectly positioned hose can cause water to drain out immediately.
3. Water supply: Open faucets fully and open them slowly after a water outage or long non-use (a manual safety/usage caution).
4. Power reset: Unplug for 1 minute, then restart a normal cycle.

Parts that commonly relate to these symptoms

Symptom	Common cause	Example part for WV60M9900AW
Won’t drain / ND-type drain symptoms	Drain pump not moving water	Washer drain pump motor DC31-00178D
Shakes or bangs in spin	Worn suspension/damping	Samsung washer shock absorber DC66-00470B
Slow/no fill / NF-type fill symptoms	Inlet valve not opening fully	Samsung washer water inlet valve DC33-01002A

Why it matters

Drain, fill, and balance problems can stop cycles, leave clothes wet, and strain major components like the tub and motor system. Catching the root cause early helps prevent repeat errors and reduces wear on the suspension and drive parts.

For error-code driven troubleshooting, we use the same symptom-first approach as in the manual; our Samsung wi-fi front load washer error codes guide can help you narrow down the likely system involved.

Last updated: February 2026

For a Samsung WV60M9900AW washer, most repairs typically land in the $200 to $500 range depending on the failed part and labor time; smaller fixes (like a clamp or bolt) cost less, while control boards, motor parts, or tub repairs cost more. See your WV60M9900AW owner's manual for warranty coverage details.

Typical repair cost ranges (parts + labor)

These are common real-world ranges for front load washers like the Samsung WV60M9900AW:

• Minor mechanical fix: $150 to $250 (loose hardware, small leak source, simple adjustment)
• Drain problem repair: $250 to $450 (pump, blockage, or drain system service)
• Fill problem repair: $250 to $450 (inlet valve, hose/flow issues)
• Control or electronics repair: $350 to $650 (main control, inverter board, wiring diagnosis)
• Vibration or suspension repair: $250 to $500 (shock absorbers, springs)

Parts on this model that commonly drive the price

If your WV60M9900AW is noisy, shaking, not draining, or not filling, these parts from our list are often involved:

• Samsung washer shock absorber DC66-00470B (vibration, banging, off-balance)
• Washer drain pump motor DC31-00178D (won’t drain, long drain, water left in tub)
• Samsung washer water inlet valve DC33-01002A (won’t fill, slow fill)
• Samsung washer inverter control board DC92-01531C (motor control issues, no spin)

Quick cost comparison table

Repair type	What you usually notice	Typical total cost
Drain system	Water won’t drain, cycle stops	$250 to $450
Fill system	No water or slow fill	$250 to $450
Suspension	Excessive shaking, thumping	$250 to $500
Control/electronics	Dead unit, erratic operation	$350 to $650

Why the price varies so much

Labor is often the biggest swing factor. A straightforward part swap (like a shock absorber) is usually faster than diagnosing an intermittent electrical issue or doing a major tub-related repair.

Ways to keep the repair cost down

• Check for simple causes first (overloading, uneven floor, kinked hoses).
• Use the washer’s error code to narrow the problem before replacing parts.
• If you’re seeing a balance-related code, start with suspension checks before electronics.
• Review warranty terms in the WV60M9900AW owner's manual before paying out of pocket.
• Order the correct replacement part by matching the model number and part number on this page, or search by model at Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

A washing machine like the Samsung WV60M9900AW uses a tub and drum to hold and move laundry, valves and hoses to control water flow, and a pump and filter system to drain water. It also relies on controls and sensors to manage cycles and water temperature; see the owner's manual for your model’s component locations.

Key internal systems (what they do)

• Wash system: tub and drum move clothes through water and detergent
• Water fill system: water inlet valve and internal plumbing route hot and cold water
• Drain system: pump, pump filter, and drain hose remove water and catch debris
• Suspension system: shocks and springs reduce vibration during spin
• Controls and sensing: electronic control boards and sensors manage timing, speed, and temperature

WV60M9900AW parts you can identify on the appliance

Samsung calls out these components in the package and cabinet layout for this model:

• Tub and drum
• Pump filter and emergency drain tube
• Filter cover
• Upper and lower detergent compartments
• Lint filter
• Main panel (controls)
• Pipe connector (upper and lower drain hose connection)

Common replacement parts (examples)

If you are troubleshooting noise, vibration, draining, or filling issues, these are common internal parts that often come up:

Symptom	Internal parts to check	Example part for WV60M9900AW
Loud banging or excessive vibration	shocks, suspension springs, tub support	Samsung washer shock absorber DC66-00470B
Won’t drain or drains slowly	drain pump motor, pump filter, drain hose	Washer drain pump motor DC31-00178D
Won’t fill or fills slowly	water inlet valve, inlet screens, hoses	Samsung washer water inlet valve DC33-01002A
Cycle control problems	electronic control board, inverter control board, sensors	Samsung washer electronic control board DC92-02004D

Why it matters

Knowing the internal parts helps us match symptoms to the right system first (fill, wash, drain, spin, or control). That saves time, prevents unnecessary part swaps, and helps you order the correct Samsung washer parts for WV60M9900AW from the parts list on this page or through Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026