SAMSUNG LD 1452MFEN2 Parts List (2024)

Dale (BUNDAMBA QLD)

Repair Time: 30min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Remove side and front panel under the door, remove hoses and plug then pull the pump out

Tools Required:

Screwdriver, pliers

Paul (WHYALLA JENKINS SA)

Repair Time: 30min

Difficulty: Medium

Parts used:

Comments:

To change the pump: 1. Drain all the water from the dishwasher. 2. Remove the right-side cover (some screws on front and back side) 3. As you face the right side the drain pump is on the bottom left. 4 get the pump from the up side and turn it carefully clockwise. Notice that there is a small safety that you must put little down. It is not very easy to turn the pump I used a pair of vice grips. Also it is good to hold the down part of the pump so that must not turn. 5. After the pump unbuckle unplug the wires 6. Use the black rubber o ring from the old pump to the new 7. Plug the wires and do the opposite job above to put back together

Tools Required:

Phillips head screwdriver, pair of vice grips

MARK (NOOSA HEADS QLD)

Repair Time: 30min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Unplug and remove dishwasher so that you have easy access around the dishwasher. Remove 6 screws of right hand side panel - screws located top bottom at front rear of panel. Pump motor located in front corner behind door hinge - press in side clip of drain motor and rotate clockwise about 180 degrees under pressure to release from pump casing, using fingers remove wires from connection point of pump motor. Remove the drain motor, take the black rubber o ring from the under side and put into new drain motor. Connect wires to new drain motor by pushing into slot place pump back in place from last release point rotate anticlockwise under pressure until it locks in place. Replace side panel screws. Done.

Tools Required:

Cordless drill with phillips head bit or use phillips head screwdriver.

Dragi (FAIRFIELD WEST NSW)

Repair Time: 60min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

The part fit perfectly.

Tools Required:

Screwdrivers wrench

Chris (COES CREEK QLD)

Repair Time: 30min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Unscrew door screws and two sets of electrics and bulbs- remove old cover plate and reattach said pieces to new plate

Tools Required:

Phillips head screwdriver

Mark (MACQUARIE PARK NSW)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Remove all screws from inside front door. Gently seperate panels. Remove screws from main board. Unplug display board cables. Replace assy and re-assemble.

Tools Required:

No 2 screwdriver

Scott (KINGSTON TAS)

Repair Time: 30min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Firstly disconnect the power and turn water supply off. Remove side panel and locate the part (lower side near the door) and remove the broken part. Then unhook the tension spring, then slide the larger end of the replacement part onto the retaining hook, then place the nylon cord over the pulley, then hook the tension spring into the hole in the end of the replacement part and stretch the spring and hook it back where you removed it from, then check to make sure theres nothing catching (by opening closing the door), once satisfied then replace the side panel.

Tools Required:

Philips screwdriver

Kevin (NOLLAMARA WA)

Repair Time: 30min

Difficulty: Medium

Parts used:

Comments:

-remove all connections -pull out dishwasher (make sure theres enough space to work as you will need to turn dishwasher upside down.) -Side panels to be removed. - Unscrew bottom plastic panel. - Locate and unscrew thermistor-heater assembly. - Insert new assembly. (Soap rubber sealer for easy seal) -redo above steps in reverse.

Tools Required:

Screwdrivers, ratchet and size 10.

Adam (LEOPOLD VIC)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

As simple as click and twist and it locks on.

Tools Required:

None.