Samsung Washers

Samsung WW25B6900A

Model # WW25B6900A

Samsung’s page for the WW25B6900A reads Front Load Washer Compact Design Super Speed Wash | 2.5 cu.ft., which places it in the 2.5 cu. ft. front-load washer line. On the WW25B6900A, a door that will not release with water in the drum is the most common urgent call, and it is a drain problem that shows as a door problem: the lock stays shut until the water is out.

With the WW25B6900A switched off at the breaker and both supply taps closed, panels come off and the part a code names – inlet valve, pressure sensor, pump, door lock, suspension – is measured rather than replaced on the strength of the code alone.

Key Features

  • 2.5 cu. ft. drum capacity
  • Front-load washer
  • Super Speed Wash cycle
  • 24-inch compact cabinet for stacking or closets

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

SUd or Sd suds pause on most cycles

02

AC or AE communication code between boards

03

UE or Ub unbalance stops leaving the load wet

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

Samsung WW25B6900A FAQ

With the WW25B6900A switched off at the breaker and both taps closed, put a shallow pan and towels below the small access door at the bottom front, then open the drain hose plug inside it slowly and let the water out before turning the pump filter. The WW25B6900A’s door releases only once the drum is empty and the lock has cooled; forcing the handle breaks the latch.

Not necessarily. Samsung groups 4C with 4E as water not entering as expected on the WW25B6900A. With both supply taps closed and it pulled forward enough to reach the hoses, check that neither hose is kinked and that the screens inside the hose ends are clear, then reopen the taps and try again. If the fill is still slow with clear screens and open taps, the inlet valve or the pressure sensor needs testing.

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