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Samsung WF60F4E0W0W ECO Bubble Washing Machine - Program Stalls after Water Draw

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  • #1 16974338
    mariuszkal
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    Hello, and so, after turning on the program, the washing machine starts working, i.e. the pump starts, begins to draw water and after the water draws, it spins faster and the program no longer works (the display works, but stands still).
    Thank you in advance for the hint.
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  • #2 16975364
    Chupacabra
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    mariuszkal wrote:
    after collecting water it will swirl faster
    It looks like a problem with the tacho generator, followed by engine control.
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  • #3 16979274
    mariuszkal
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    Hello again, and where is the tachogenerator and engine control, I am a layman in this matter, that's why such questions.
    Best regards, thank you in advance for hints and interest in my topic.
  • #4 16979425
    Chupacabra
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    Tacho is located on one side of the engine and control in the main panel. If you are a layman, read a bit about it, there are a lot of topics here how to check tacho and what to look for.
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  • #5 16983023
    mariuszkal
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    Welcome back.

    Damage to the tacho generator can be evidently excluded. I connected to my washing machine a control panel with a module from another Samsung Eco bubble washing machine and the washing machine started working without any problems until the very end of the program.
    Then I connected my control panel with the module back and as I wrote above the same happens. I will add to this that every 4-5 minutes the drum once again turns a little faster and stands still (the display remains unchanged), so 3 more times, then it is as if someone pressed the pause.
    Please tell me
  • #6 16983045
    Chupacabra
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    It's nice that you managed to check it out like this. In this case, photos of the module from both sides will be necessary.
  • #7 16987876
    mariuszkal
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    Hello, I am sending photos, module front to back.
    Thank you in advance for your help.
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  • #8 17072735
    Chupacabra
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    The module is flooded with jelly. That was just missing. I can't help it. Unless preventive relay replacement. There is nothing visible under the tacho circuit. Maybe some specialist will answer and help?
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  • #9 17074618
    mariuszkal
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    Thank you for the answer, I think that someone else will tell me and manage to repair the washing machine.
    Greetings.
  • #10 17118522
    Pawel_P
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    If I had anything to advise, I would check the power supply first if the voltage is correct. Especially under load. Can you read what integrated circuit the power supply is working on?
  • #11 17118967
    TONI_2003
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    Pawel_P wrote:
    Can you read what integrated circuit the power supply is working on?
    Of course, what should be known to everyone :D ICE2QR2280Z :idea:
    Samsung WF60F4E0W0W ECO Bubble Washing Machine - Program Stalls after Water Draw
  • #12 17119172
    mariuszkal
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    Again, thank you for the prompt, I will exchange the opinion.
    Greetings.
  • #13 17971212
    slawek1242
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    I need help with the same module, and after replacing the ICE2QR2280Z converter with TNY266 still silence. I do not know if it will be helpful that I have a transition on the pins where the UF4007 diode should be
  • #14 17972299
    Piotr2608

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    What do you do with this tacho and power supply ... Turn on the washing machine, start the program and wait 20 minutes after it stops, the washing machine should show the error code.
    Check the cables on the engine carefully.

    ICE2QR2280Z is not exactly the same as TNY266.
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  • #15 19057688
    marcin.s
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    I have the same module. The washing machine took in water, the drum began to spin one way, then stopped and the other way did not move. After pressing pause and restarting, the situation repeated itself. It turned out that February was released on the relay coil from the engine speed. I corrected it and everything is back to normal.
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✨ The discussion revolves around a Samsung WF60F4E0W0W ECO Bubble washing machine that stalls after drawing water. The initial diagnosis suggested a potential issue with the tacho generator or engine control. The user later confirmed that the tacho generator was functioning correctly after testing with a different control panel. Further troubleshooting indicated that the control module was flooded, and suggestions included checking the power supply voltage and replacing components like the ICE2QR2280Z converter. Other users shared similar experiences, emphasizing the importance of checking the relay coil and engine cables for faults. Error codes were also mentioned as a diagnostic tool for identifying issues.
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TL;DR: For WF60F4E0W0W stalls after water draw, use the 20‑minute wait—“wait 20 minutes … should show the error code”—to steer diagnosis; issues often trace to the control board. [Elektroda, Piotr2608, post #17972299]

Why it matters: This FAQ helps DIYers and technicians quickly isolate tacho vs. control‑module faults and choose the fastest safe fix.

Quick Facts

Why does my Samsung WF60F4E0W0W fill, spin briefly, then stall?

This failure pattern matches a control path issue. The washer fills, spins up, then the program halts while the display remains active. Users reported the cycle never progresses unless the control fault is addressed. Start with error-code retrieval and board checks before replacing mechanics. [Elektroda, mariuszkal, post #16974338]

What is the tachogenerator, and where is it?

The tacho is a small sensor on one side of the motor that reports drum speed. The control electronics that read it reside on the main control panel (the module behind the fascia). “Tacho is located on one side of the engine and control in the main panel.” [Elektroda, Chupacabra, post #16979425]

How can I tell if it’s the tacho or the control module?

Do a donor‑module swap test. One user connected a known‑good EcoBubble control panel; the machine then ran the entire program. Reinstalling the original panel brought the stall back. That isolates the fault to the control board rather than the tacho circuit. [Elektroda, mariuszkal, post #16983023]

How do I get the washer to show an error code after it stops?

Start a cycle and wait about 20 minutes after it halts. The washer should display an error code you can act on. As one expert put it, “wait 20 minutes … should show the error code.” Use that code to focus your repair. [Elektroda, Piotr2608, post #17972299]

Every 4–5 minutes the drum twitches faster, then nothing—what does that indicate?

That periodic twitch suggests the controller retries a motor action, then times out. One case reported a faster turn every 4–5 minutes, repeating three times, then acting like Pause was pressed. This behavior points to control logic or drive issues. [Elektroda, mariuszkal, post #16983023]

My control board is potted in gel—can I still repair it?

Yes, but access is harder. One tech noted the module was “flooded with jelly,” which obscures tracks and components. You may still replace relays or connectors, but full diagnostics and rework are slower and messier. Consider preventive relay replacement. [Elektroda, Chupacabra, post #17072735]

Can I replace ICE2QR2280Z with TNY266 on this board?

No. A contributor highlighted that ICE2QR2280Z is not the same as TNY266. They are different SMPS families and not drop‑in equivalents. If the SMPS is bad, match the original topology and ratings before replacing parts. [Elektroda, Piotr2608, post #17972299]

Could a bad relay cause the drum to move one way but not the other?

Yes. A user found a released (cracked) solder on the motor‑speed relay coil. The washer filled, moved one way, then failed to reverse. Reflowing the relay coil joints restored normal two‑direction rotation and full cycles. [Elektroda, marcin.s, post #19057688]

What’s the safest first electrical check on the control module?

Verify the power supply rails under load. One expert advised checking whether module supply voltage is correct, especially under load. If the PSU sags or is dead, logic and motor control will misbehave or stall. Measure carefully with proper isolation. [Elektroda, Pawel_P, post #17118522]

How do I isolate a board fault using a donor module?

  1. Disconnect power and swap in a known‑good EcoBubble control panel.
  2. Run a standard cycle and confirm it completes.
  3. Refit the original panel; if the stall returns, the original module is faulty and needs repair or replacement. [Elektroda, mariuszkal, post #16983023]

Which single component should I inspect first on a stalling unit?

Inspect and reflow the motor‑speed relay coil solder joints. A documented fix restored full function after re‑soldering that coil. Look for dull, cracked joints and heat discoloration around the relay. Replace the relay if reflow fails. [Elektroda, marcin.s, post #19057688]

Is it worth repairing this, or should I replace the machine?

If a donor control board makes a cycle complete, repair is targeted and worthwhile. Focus on the original module’s relay joints or SMPS. If the unit remains potted and inaccessible, weigh labor time against board replacement cost. [Elektroda, mariuszkal, post #16983023]
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