Some people complain that their Samsung washing machine just stops. If you are one of these people, you’ve come to the right place.
In this guide, we will be listing different things that could cause your washer to stop, as well as how to fix them. With that being said, let’s get right to it…
Table of Contents
Samsung Washing Machine Stops And Says SUD
If your Samsung washing machine just stops and shows SUD on the display, it indicates that there is excessive foaming in the washer.
This is often caused by using too much detergent when washing. This can also occur when you use detergent that isn’t meant for washing machines.
To fix this problem, ensure that you use your washer’s recommended quantity of detergent. Also take note of the kind of detergent you use. Ensure that you use only washing machine detergent.
Click here to learn what kind of detergent you should use in your Samsung washing machine.
How To Stop Samsung Washer Mid Cycle
To stop your Samsung washer in the middle of a cycle, all you need to do is press the Start/Pause button.
Why Does My Washing Machine Keep Starting And Stopping?
There are different things that could cause your Samsung washing machine to keep starting and stopping in the middle of a cycle. The most common cause of this problem is low water intake.
If your washer doesn’t get enough water during a wash cycle, it will keep starting and stopping.
Do the following if your Samsung washing machine keeps starting and stopping…
Fixing Poor Water Intake
Here’s how to fix water intake problems on your washing machine…
Step 1. Turn off your washer’s water and power supply.
Step 2. Disconnect the Hot and Cold water inlet hoses from the back of the washer. Some washers only have 1 hose.
Step 3. Disconnect the hose/hoses from your home water supply.
Step 4. Using a pair of pliers, pull out the little mesh filters inside the water inlet ports at the back of the washer.
Step 5. Clean the filter thoroughly by running some tap water over it.
Step 6. Put the filter back in place once it is clean.
Step 7. Take the water inlet hoses to a tap and run water through them.
Step 8. If water doesn’t flow freely through the hoses, get a sturdy wire.
Step 9. Pass the wire through the hoses to push out any thing that may be blocking the hoses.
Step 10. Blow through the hoses to ensure that they aren’t clogged.
Step 11. Check the pressure of your water supply. It should be no less than 20psi (you may have to get a plumber to do this).
Step 12. Run some tap water through the hoses to ensure that water flows through them freely.
Step 13. Connect the water inlet hoses back to the washing machine.
Step 14. Connect the hoses to your home water supply.
Step 15. Turn on your power and water supply (ensure that the water supply valves are fully opened).
Another thing that could cause your Samsung washing machine to keep starting and stopping is poor drainage. Here’s how to fix this problem…
Fixing Poor Drainage
Here’s how to fix drainage problems on your Samsung washing machine…
Step 1. Turn off your washer’s water and power supply.
Step 2. Place some towels on the ground in front of your washer (front loaders only).
Step 3. Press the little panel in front of your washer at the bottom (front loaders only).
Step 4. Pull out the short capped hose underneath the panel a few inches (front loaders only).
Step 5. Place a container underneath the hose (front loaders only).
Step 6. Pull the cap of the hose and let any water in the washer drain out (front loaders only).
Step 7. Put the hose’s cap back in place once the water has been drained (front loaders only).
Step 8. Push hose back in place.
Step 9. Turn the knob beside the hose counterclockwise and pull it out. This is the drain pump filter (front loaders only).
Step 10. Remove any debris or lint in the filter and clean the filter by running some water over it (front loaders only).
Step 11. Put the filter back in place and turn it clockwise to lock (front loaders only).
Step 12. Put the panel back in place (front loaders only).
Step 13. Go to the back of the washing machine.
Step 14. Inspect the drain hose for any kinks or bends (this can restrict water flow). Replace the hose if you notice any damage.
Step 15. Ensure that the drain hose is suspended at a minimum height of 32 inches and a maximum height of 96 inches.
Step 16. Ensure that the hose hasn’t been inserted less than 6 inches and more than 8 inches into your home drain.
Step 17. Ensure that an airtight connection has not been formed between the drain hose and the home drain.
Step 18. Turn on your washer’s water and power supply.
Step 19. Run a wash cycle to see if the problem has been fixed.
Note: If neither of these methods worked for you, your only choice may be to contact a washing machine technician to take a look at the issue.
Check out these other articles…
Samsung Washing Machine Error Codes [How To Fix]
Samsung Washing Machine Keeps Adding Time [Proven Solutions]
How To Use A Samsung Washing Machine [Detailed Guide]
How To Install A Samsung Washing Machine [Step-By-Step Guide]
Samsung Washing Machine Fills With Water Then Stops [Easy Solutions]
How To Stop Music On Samsung Washing Machine
The method of stopping the music on a Samsung washing machine will vary depending on the model of your machine.
For some washers, all you have to do is press the Rinse and Spin buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds. On other washers, you will have to press the Spin and Options buttons.
Some other washers only require you to press the Super Speed button for 3 seconds. Please consult your manual if none of these methods worked for you.
What Is Rinse Cycle In A Washing Machine?
During a Rinse cycle, your washing machine washes your laundry again with only clean water. This removes any soap in the clothes, and cleans them thoroughly.
Why Does My Samsung Washing Machine Stop Before The Spin Cycle?
If your Samsung washer stops before the spin cycle, it indicates that there is a problem with the drainage system. Here’s how to fix this problem…
Step 1. Turn off your machine’s water and power supply to avoid electrocution or spills.
Step 2. Place some rags on the ground in front of your washer (front loaders only).
Step 3. Press the panel in front of your machine at the bottom (front loaders only).
Step 4. Gently pull out the little capped hose under the panel a few inches (front loaders only).
Step 5. Put a container underneath the hose.
Step 6. Pull the cap off the hose and let all the water in the machine drain out (front loaders only).
Step 7. Put the hose’s cap back in place.
Step 8. Put the hose back in place.
Step 9. Turn the knob beside the hose counterclockwise and pull it out. This is known as drain pump filter (front loaders only).
Step 10. Get rid of any lint or debris in the filter and clean it by running water over it (front loaders only).
Step 11. Put the filter back in place and turn it clockwise to secure it (front loaders only).
Step 12. Put the panel back in place (front loaders only).
Step 13. Go to the back of the washing machine.
Step 14. Carefully inspect the drain hose for any bends or kinks. Straighten as needed.
Step 15. If you notice any damage to the hose, replace it as soon as possible.
Step 16. Ensure that an airtight connection hasn’t been made between the hose and your home drain.
Step 17. Ensure that the drain hose is suspended at a minimum height of 32 inches and a maximum height of 96 inches.
Step 18. Ensure that the drain hose hasn’t been inserted less than 6 inches or more than 8 inches into your home drain.
Step 19. Turn on your water and power supply.
Step 20. Run a cycle to see if the issue has been resolved.
Samsung Washing Machine Stops At Rinse Cycle
If your washer doesn’t go past the rinse cycle, it can be a result of poor drainage, temporary control board failure, or low water intake. Do the following if your Samsung washing machine just stops at the rinse cycle…
1. Fix Control Board Glitches
Do the following to fix control board glitches on your Samsung washing machine…
Step 1. Disconnect your washing machine from it’s power source for about 10 minutes. This will reset the system.
Step 2. Plug the washer back and run a cycle to see if the problem has been fixed.
2. Fix poor drainage
Do the following to fix poor drainage on your Samsung washing machine…
Step 1. Turn off your washer’s water and power supply.
Step 2. Place some towels on the ground in front of your washing machine (front loaders only).
Step 3. Press the panel in front of your machine at the bottom (front loaders only).
Step 4. Pull out the small capped hose under the panel (front loaders only).
Step 5. Place a container under the hose (front loaders only).
Step 6. Pull the cap off the hose and let any water in the washer drain into the container (front loaders only).
Step 7. Put the hose’s cap back on and push the hose back in place (front loaders only).
Step 8. Turn the knob beside the hose counterclockwise and pull it out. This is the drain pump filter (front loaders only).
Step 9. Remove any lint and debris that may be clogging the filter (front loaders only).
Step 10. Rinse the filter thoroughly with clean water (front loaders only).
Step 11. Put the filter back in place and turn it clockwise to lock it (front loaders only).
Step 12. Go to the back of the washing machine.
Step 13. Inspect the drain hose for any bends or kinks and straighten them out.
Step 14. If you notice that the hose is damaged buy a new one and replace it.
Step 15. Ensure that an airtight seal has not been made between the drain hose and your home drain.
Step 16. Ensure that the drain hose hasn’t been inserted more than 8 inches or less than 6 inches into your home drain.
Step 17. Ensure that the drain hose is suspended at a maximum height of 96 inches and a minimum height of 32 inches.
Step 18. Turn your washer’s water and power supply on.
Step 19. Run a wash cycle to see if the problem has been fixed.
3. Fix Poor Water Intake
Do the following if your Samsung washing machine isn’t getting enough water…
Step 1. Turn of your washer’s water and power supply to avoid electrocution and water damage.
Step 2. Go to the back of your washing machine.
Step 3. Disconnect your water inlet hose from the washing machine (some washers have 2 hoses).
Step 4. Disconnect the water inlet hose from your main water supply.
Step 5. Use a pair of pliers to remove the little mesh filter inside the water inlet port at the back of the washer.
Step 6. Wash the filter thoroughly in a sink.
Step 7. Put the filter back in place once it is clean.
Step 8. Take your water inlet hose to a tap.
Step 9. Run some water through the hose to see if water flows through it freely.
Step 10. If you notice that water isn’t moving freely through the hose get a thin durable wire.
Step 11. Pass the wire through the hose to push out anything that may be blocking the hose.
Step 12. Get a plumber to take a look at the pressure of your water supply. It should be a minimum of 20psi for the washer to work normally.
Step 13. Connect the water inlet hose to your home water supply.
Step 14. Connect the hose to the water inlet port at the back of your washing machine.
Step 15. Turn on your washer’s water and power supply.
Step 16. Run a cycle to see if the problem has been fixed.
Note: If the methods above didn’t fix your problem, your washer may have a more serious issue. It is advised that you contact a repair service to come and take a look at your washing machine.
Check out these other articles…
Samsung Washing Machine Error Codes [How To Fix]
Samsung Washing Machine Stuck [Easy Solutions]
Samsung Washing Machine Won’t Finish Spin Cycle [Cause & Solution]
Samsung Washing Machine Leaking [How To Fix]
Samsung Washing Machine Keeps Beeping [Causes & Solutions]
Samsung Washing Machine Won’t Go Past 9 Minutes
If your Samsung washing machine won’t go past 9 minutes, it is due to an imbalanced load. This happens when you put a very small quantity of clothing in the drummer. This also happens when you put too many items in the washer.
To fix this problem, ensure that you put a moderate quantity of clothes in the washer. Also remember to spread the load evenly around the drum. This will make it easier for the washer to spin.
Samsung Washing Machine Stops And Beeps
If your Samsung washing machine stops and beeps in the middle of a cycle, it is often due to an error code. If you don’t see an error on the display, you can turn off the annoying sound.
It is important to keep in mind that the methods of turning off the sound on a washing machine will vary depending on the model of your machine.
Some machines only require you to hold the Super Speed button for 3 seconds. For other washers, you may have to press the Spin and Options buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds. Another way to turn off the sound on some washers is to press the Rinse and Spin buttons simultaneously.
If none of these controls worked for you, it is advised that you consult your manual to learn your washer’s specific controls.
Samsung Washing Machine Stops After A Few Seconds
Do the following if your Samsung washing machine stops after a few seconds…
Step 1. Ensure that the door is securely locked. Your washing machine won’t run unless the door is properly locked.
Step 2. Ensure that your water supply valves are fully opened. If the washer doesn’t get enough water, it will stop running.
Step 3. Ensure that the washer’s power outlet is working properly. Test is by plugging another device to it.
Samsung Washing Machine Stops Mid Cycle
Here are the various things that you should check if your Samsung washing machine just stops mid cycle…
Control Board Glitch
Before you start any technical repairs, the first thing you should try is resetting the machine. This problem could be as a result of a control board glitch. This is most likely the reason why your Samsung washing machine just stops. Here’s how to fix this problem…
Step 1. Unplug your washing machine from it’s power source for about 10 minutes. This will reset any glitches in the system.
Step 2. Plug your washer back in.
If this didn’t fix your problem, the issue may be the following…
Low Water Intake
If your washing machine doesn’t get enough water, it won’t be able to continue the wash cycle. Here’s what to do if your Samsung washing machine isn’t getting enough water…
Step 1. Turn off your washer’s water and power supply to avoid spills or electrocution.
Step 2. Disconnect the water inlet hose from the back of the washer. Some washers have two hoses.
Step 3. Disconnect the water inlet hose from your home water supply.
Step 4. Use a pair of pliers to pull out the little mesh filter inside the water inlet port on the washer.
Step 5. Thoroughly clean the filter and put it back in place.
Step 6. Get a plumber to check the pressure of your home water supply. It should be at least 20psi for the washer to function normally.
Step 7. Take your water inlet hose to a tap and run water through it.
Step 8. If you notice that water isn’t moving freely through the hose, get a thin, durable wire.
Step 9. Pass the wire through the hose to push out any debris that may be blocking it. You can also try blowing through the hose.
Step 10. Run some water through the hose again to ensure that it isn’t blocked.
Step 11. Connect the water inlet hose back to your home water supply.
Step 12. Securely connect the hose to the back to the washing machine.
Step 13. Turn on the washer’s water supply. Ensure that the water valve is fully opened.
Step 14. Run a wash cycle to see if the issue has been fixed.
If this still didn’t fix your problem, there is one more thing you should check…
Drainage Problems
If your washing machine doesn’t drain water, it will have no choice but to stop in the middle of the cycle. Here’s what to do if your Samsung washing machine stops mid cycle full of water…
Step 1. Turn off your washing machine’s water and power supply.
Step 2. Place some towels or rags on the ground in front of your washer (front loaders only).
Step 3. Press the panel in front of your washer at the bottom (front loaders only).
Step 4. Pull out the little capped hose underneath the panel a few inches (front loaders only).
Step 5. Place a container under the hose (front loaders only).
Step 6. Pull the hose’s cap off and let any water remaining in the machine drain out (front loaders only).
Step 7. Put the hose’s cap back on and put the hose back in place (front loaders only).
Step 8. Turn the knob beside the hose counterclockwise and pull it out. This is the drain pump debris filter (front loaders only).
Step 9. Remove any debris or lint that may be in the filter and rinse it (front loaders only).
Step 10. Put the filter back in place and turn it clockwise to lock (front loaders only).
Step 11. Go to the back of the washer.
Step 12. Inspect your washer’s drain hose for any kinks or bends. Straighten as needed. If you notice any punctures, replace the hose immediately.
Step 13. Ensure that the drain hose isn’t inserted more that 8 inches or less than 6 inches into your home drain.
Step 14. Ensure that an airtight connection hasn’t been formed between the drain hose and your home drain.
Step 15. Turn on your washer’s water and power supply.
Step 16. Run a wash cycle to see if the problem has been fixed.
Note: If all these steps didn’t fix your problem, your washer may have a more serious issue. It is advised that you contact a repair service to take a look at your washer.
