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Samsung DW80R9950QN/AA-00 dishwasher

Samsung DW80R9950QN/AA-00 dishwasher Parts

Here are the diagrams and repair parts for Samsung DW80R9950QN/AA-00 dishwasher, as well as links to manuals and error code tables, if available.

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Samsung DISHWASHER DW80R9950QN/AA-00 FAQs

The Samsung DW80R9950QN built-in dishwasher measures 23⅞ in. wide x 25 in. deep x 33⅞ in. high. These are the cabinet-fit dimensions you use for planning a replacement, confirming cutout space, and checking door clearance (especially with adjacent drawers). See the DW80R9950QN user manual for the full specifications section.

Quick specs for fit planning

  • Width: 23⅞ in. (standard 24-in. class)
  • Depth: 25 in. (not including custom panel or handle variations)
  • Height: 33⅞ in.
  • Type: built-in dishwasher
  • Electrical: 120 V / 60 Hz on a 15 A circuit
Measurement Dimension (in.) Dimension (mm)
Width 23⅞ 605
Depth 25 636
Height 33⅞ 860

What to measure before you buy parts or replace the unit

Even with the correct model number, we recommend measuring your opening so the dishwasher installs square and the door seals correctly.

  • Cabinet opening width (left to right)
  • Opening height (floor to underside of countertop)
  • Depth to the back wall (watch for plumbing and electrical)
  • Door swing clearance (near islands, drawers, and handles)
  • Toe-kick area clearance

Why it matters

Correct dimensions help prevent installation issues like a door that rubs, a tub that sits out of level, or a misaligned seal that can lead to leaks and poor drying performance.

Last updated: February 2026

A Bespoke dishwasher is designed to blend into your kitchen with a more premium, customizable look while still delivering strong cleaning performance and quieter operation. For Samsung DW80R9950QN dishwashers, the best day-to-day benefits are flexible loading, consistent wash coverage, and features that help you maintain performance over time (see the DW80R9950QN user manual).

Key benefits you will notice

  • Design flexibility: Bespoke styling is meant to coordinate with modern kitchen finishes and layouts.
  • Quieter operation: Many premium dishwashers focus on noise reduction so you can run cycles anytime.
  • Strong cleaning coverage: Better spray coverage and targeted wash action help reduce food particles left on dishes.
  • Flexible loading: A third rack and adjustable racks make it easier to fit utensils, cups, and odd-shaped items.
  • Maintenance-friendly performance: Regular cleaning and periodic self-cleaning cycles help keep wash results consistent.

Performance basics that matter for results

Samsung dishwashers perform best when the installation and operating conditions are right. From the manual:

Item What to aim for Why it helps
Incoming water temperature About 120°F (49°C) Improves detergent activation and soil removal
Water pressure 20 to 120 psi Supports proper fill and spray performance
Detergent type Automatic dishwasher detergent (powder or multi-function tablet) Helps prevent residue and improves cleaning

How to get the most from a premium dishwasher

  • Run a cycle that matches the soil level and load size.
  • Avoid blocking the detergent dispenser with large items (cutting boards, cookie sheets).
  • Use rinse aid if you see spots or filming.
  • Clean the interior regularly and run the Self Clean cycle periodically.
  • Wipe the control panel with a soft, damp cloth; avoid harsh chemicals.

Why it matters

“Bespoke” features are most valuable when the dishwasher is loaded correctly, supplied with hot water, and kept clean. That combination reduces re-washes, helps prevent odor buildup, and supports a longer service life.

Last updated: February 2026

The most common problem we see with Samsung dishwashers like model DW80R9950QN is drain-related trouble (slow drain, standing water, or a drain error). Close behind are leak detection, water supply problems, and poor cleaning caused by clogs, loading issues, or spray-arm problems.

Most common issues (and what they usually mean)

  • Won’t drain or drains slowly: drain hose kinked, sump/drain path clogged, or a drain pump issue
  • Leak detected: water in the base pan or a supply connection leak
  • Not filling: water supply valve closed, inlet line frozen/clogged, or inlet restriction
  • Poor cleaning: blocked spray holes, low water flow, overloaded racks, or filter/sump debris
  • Smart features not responding: Smart Control timing or Wi-Fi setup issues

What the control panel codes point to on DW80R9950QN

Your Samsung dishwasher uses information codes to narrow the problem. We use these as the fastest “most likely cause” guide.

Code What it indicates First checks to make
5C Drain check Drain hose clogged/folded; sump drain opening clogged
LC Leakage check Look for supply connection leaks; shut off water if leaking
4C Water supply check Supply valve open; inlet line not clogged/frozen
3C Pump operation check Power cycle; if it returns, pump system needs service

For the full list and model-specific steps, use the DW80R9950QN owner's manual.

Parts that commonly solve cleaning and draining complaints

If you confirm a mechanical issue, these are frequent replacement items for this model family:

A quick “symptom to part” guide:

Symptom Common part to inspect
Standing water Drain pump, drain hose, sump drain opening
Top rack not clean Upper spray arm
WaterWall not sweeping WaterWall belt or motor

Why it matters

Drain and leak issues can stop a cycle mid-stream and leave dirty water in the tub. Catching a kinked drain hose, clogged sump opening, or failing pump early prevents repeat error codes and helps restore normal wash performance.

Last updated: February 2026

For Samsung dishwasher model DW80R9950QN, the model number is printed on the rating label on the inside edge of the door. Use that exact model number to match the correct parts list, user manual, and troubleshooting information.

Where to find the model number (fastest method)

We recommend checking these common label locations first:

  • Open the door and look along the inside edge of the door
  • Check the left-hand side of the inner door frame area
  • Look for a label that lists both Model and Serial
  • Wipe the label gently if it is cloudy from detergent residue
  • Write the model number exactly as shown (letters and numbers)

How to “read” the model number for parts matching

For parts and repair help, the most important thing is using the exact model number (and sometimes the version code after it). Here is how we use it:

What you see on the label What it’s used for Why it matters
Model number (DW80R9950QN) Finds the correct parts diagrams Prevents ordering the wrong spray arm, rack, or pump
Serial number Identifies production details Helps with service history and manufacturing date
Suffix/version (if shown) Confirms exact configuration Some parts vary by revision

Why it matters

Samsung dishwashers can look identical but use different racks, WaterWall components, or pumps. Using the exact DW80R9950QN model number ensures we match the correct Samsung dishwasher parts and the correct procedures in the documentation.

Next best step

Use the model number to reference the DW80R9950QN user manual for label location details, specifications, and troubleshooting sections.

Last updated: February 2026

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