Noisy/ Loud Samsung Dishwasher, Easy Fix!

[@wendyb223]

Wow! Exactly the problem. Hubby and I had it fixed within 10 mins! It was awesome because as soon as we saw a small plastic piece in that grinder area, we figured that was it without having to check anything else and BINGO! We are good to go! 🎉 Thank you so much!

[@TDLDIY]

Thats awesome that my video helped you. Glad it was a quick fix and probably saved you abit of money at the same time. Thank you for watching.

[@Redface19]

Oh lucky you! I had the exact same problem, same sound, though my dishwasher is about 8 years old. It would happen during the initial drain phase and there was still a very low flow of water being drained. Went through the same steps, cleared it out from inside the unit and at the drain pump from below, and even ponied up $99 for a Sears tech to come out and diagnose. All he did was a Google search on his phone and found the same info I had in the previous week! Said it would cost quite a bit more to eliminate the drain pump as the problem. I was able to find a new one for about $25 and while I had things opened up, I turned breaker back on to test the old one (applied live wires to leads on old pump - DON'T TRY AT HOME KIDS) and it worked fine. This gave me a sinking feeling. Went ahead and put the new one in, zipped things up and . . . STILL GET THE DAMN BUZZING SOUND. It's coming from the power connection area and I'm thinking it's an electric/control system problem. The pump seems to be getting less voltage, hence the much reduced flow.

[@ShelbyMaddox]

Great video, easy to follow. Saved me who knows how much for a visit.

[@TDLDIY]

I am glad you like my video and that it was helpful! Sometime these noises sounds worst then they really are.

[@Renegade4x4-s8i]

We were having a similar noise and come to find out it was the same exact damn plastic piece. 😅 thank you for saving us a service call.

[@TDLDIY]

I am glad my video helped and saved you money! Thank you for watching. Please consider subscribing.

[@thomashunt1450]

Great video. Glad for the comments also because I didn’t know about that reverse threaded screw.

[@TDLDIY]

I am glad you liked it! Yes reverse screw. Thanks for watching.

[@harmanbharmi]

Thanks it helped a lot i was having same noise in my samsung dishwasher your video helped me save $200 for the handyman cheers

[@TDLDIY]

Hey, thanks awesome to hear. I am glad my video was helpful! Please consider subscribing.

[@donaldmccoy6369]

Took me awhile and i got it! Great video, very descriptive. Thanks for the help!

[@TDLDIY]

Hey, thats awesome to hear, I am glad it worked out and that my video was helpful in the process. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment.

[@rydoggsc2]

Round plastic part screw is reverse thread. Would be really nice to have mentioned that. Cut the hell out of my finger.

[@stephen13380]

The answer I needed

[@KirbyJr]

ya that twist action i didnt know was the way to get it off. Great video

[@TDLDIY]

Thank you.

[@andream4219]

Amazing, thank you so much. Was able to follow all the steps and get it fixed!

[@TDLDIY]

Glad it helped!

[@jenc7086]

What steps? This video is one of just the dishwasher making the noise. There are no steps or instructions!

[@TDLDIY]

@@jenc7086 If you watch the whole video. I show the noise it makes and go investigate what it could be and possible cause. After removing several parts we find the cause of the noise it was a piece of plastic in the cutter. Then we put it back together. I am not sure what more your looking for, but i can do my best to help or if you have suggestions I am willing to listen if you think it will make my videos better in the future! Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@NicolasDessureault-yu5dk]

Just finished fixing mine! We had the exact same sound and guess what, a single cherry pit was our problem!

[@TDLDIY]

Crazy how that happens. Gald you were about to fix that noise. Thank for watching.

[@jeremiahscanlan4939]

Find out what the pieces were that was rattling around? Was it a part of the actual washer?

[@RealKimJungUn]

Great video!

[@TDLDIY]

Thank you very much.

[@weeweed86]

Thank you we have the same dishwasher...

[@johnklaassen1260]

How do you get the screw out on that round plastic part?? It just turns the entire assembly and even if I hold the assembly it won’t come out. I don’t want to break the plastic part.

[@TDLDIY]

For the piece you are referring too i think i used a impact driver with the correct bit.

[@johnklaassen1260]

I had to turn the screw the opposite direction from normal while carefully preventing the plastic part from turning using pliers.

[@mikebielakful]

@@johnklaassen1260 yes critical! Reverse threaded because it’s a propeller

[@rydoggsc2]

It is reverse thread. Struggled myself until i figured it out.

[@AjayGuPta-eq3gb]

I did this and now I am having "HEAVY" light flashing ....there was some water in the dishwasher not sure if its detecting leak...any suggestions how to fix it.

[@TDLDIY]

@@AjayGuPta-eq3gb I did a quick google search it says your dishwasher has too much water in it and is in flood mode. Possible solution (googled): When the dishwasher won't turn off, the leak sensor is usually the cause. If the sensor detects moisture, the sensor will try to perpetually drain the dishwasher which prevents it from turning off. You can fix this by selecting a different cycle, looking for error codes, or checking for leaks. They say the moister sensor is on the bottom of the dishwasher and it won't reset until it's dry. Which might involve remove the dishwasher manually drying the sensor with paper towels. If the error still occurs it might be due to a fault sensor. I would see if you can drain water out of the dishwasher if possible and proceed to drying out the sensor. I hope this helps.

[@jenc7086]

What was done? This video is a constant scene of the dishwasher making the noise.

[@MichaelRemke-uq1bs]

How did you remove the screw at the 3:15 mark? I am struggling with that part…

[@TDLDIY]

If i remember it might be a reverse threads. Try that and let me know. Or it was on tight i used a impact drill as seen in the video just dont hold the trigger too long. I hope this helps.

[@marcustoji6642]

I just finished cleaning it, but couldn't get that propeller off. Still making noise. I probably have that exact same piece of plastic under there!

[@rydoggsc2]

the propeller screw is reverse thread. Struggled to get mine off till figuring that out.

[@jamalahernandez6735]

Nice video

[@TDLDIY]

Thank you,

[@davebten1]

What kind of camera/recording device are you using?

[@TDLDIY]

I have a Cannon Rebel T7i and a go pro hero 5. I am looking to upgrade my go pro this summer.

[@wilifontito287]

How do you take out the last screw? I'm trying but I can't 😢

[@TDLDIY]

It's opposite threads. I hope this helps.

[@user-qx2rk7gu1u]

This dishwasher is a piece of crap.

[@mrryencoke]

Video was helpful, but don't be so damned disrespectful to the flag! It may have been a good blanket or towel at a point in time, but it's still our flag and should NOT be used as a rag!

[@TDLDIY]

I absolutely love our country! I would never disrespect our flag. Please keep in mind this is a towel coping our flag and not a flag its self. A flag should never touch the ground, burnt, ripped, or be used as a rag! Thank you for watching, I am glad you found the video helpful!