Samsung washing machine or laundry smells bad

Whether your washer will not turn on or turns off by itself, stops unexpectedly, or won't turn off, it's likely due to an issue with the washing machine's power cord or its electrical connection to your home's power grid. Checking whether it's your washing machine's issue or your power supply's issue doesn't take long and will save you time.

Samsung washing machines use various technologies to minimize how much water is used. Automatic temperature control also reduces how much hot water is used by mixing in cold water as much as possible. In addition, Samsung washing machines are high efficiency (HE) and use significantly less water than previous generations while still getting your cl

If your washer won't start, the buttons won't work, or the control knob won't select a different cycle, you probably have Child Lock turned on. If your Child Lock icon is lit or flashing, this confirms it. Turning Child Lock off will usually take care of your problem.

When moisture or other residue (such as leftover detergent or other additives) is trapped in a dark place, it may promote the growth of mold and mildew and may cause unpleasant odors. If your Samsung washing machine has visible mold or a mildew smell, let us show you how to take care of it.

It can be frustrating to have clothes come out worse than when you put them in the washing machine, but in the vast majority of cases, any stains or damage that weren't there when you put them in the washer, aren't actually caused by your washer. Routine maintenance and cleaning, combined with the proper use of additives, will often correct and pre