24-01-2022 12:59 PM in
Home AppliancesWe just replaced out old Samsung Eco Bubble machine from 2012 with the latest equivalent. The old one had a broken spider I think and so was really noisy during the 1400 spin. I was really disappointed with the noise of the new machine in spin and am wondering if it is OK. I measured it during spin at over 72 decibels and when spinning some jeans that were slightly uneven it went to around 78. It sounds like there is some sort if knocking when it has washing in. Spins fine when empty. Feet are stable and machine is calibrated. The tank itself doesn't seem to move much, just the drum inside seems to wobble a bit when making the noise.
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13-02-2022 11:11 AM in
Home AppliancesFor anyone reading this and sharing a similar problem, my machine was diagnosed as faulty by a Samsung engineer on Thursday 10th Feb. So surprisingly for me this machine had a drum problem from manufacture and was delivered in a faulty state. I am not sure how often this happens but a very simple way to diagnose it for me would have been for Samsung to have asked me to measure the spin cycle noise. I downloaded an app to do this and it measured up to 78 decibels on a 1400 spin which is way over the spec for the machine given at 72 (and those 6 decibels are a lot, trust me).
So my advice would be to anyone who is concerned about the noise of their machine:
For reference we had our new machine today (same make and model) and it rarely goes above 65 decibels but with some towels at a 1400 spin it went up to 70/71 decibels but I never saw it hit 72 and certainly nowhere near 78.
24-01-2022 01:09 PM - last edited 24-01-2022 01:21 PM ) in
Home Appliances24-01-2022 01:42 PM in
Home AppliancesThanks for this but I have followed all that already, it is not the washer that is making the noise, there is no machine movement or vibration. This all comes from the drum and the tank.
24-01-2022 01:48 PM in
Home Appliances13-02-2022 11:11 AM in
Home AppliancesFor anyone reading this and sharing a similar problem, my machine was diagnosed as faulty by a Samsung engineer on Thursday 10th Feb. So surprisingly for me this machine had a drum problem from manufacture and was delivered in a faulty state. I am not sure how often this happens but a very simple way to diagnose it for me would have been for Samsung to have asked me to measure the spin cycle noise. I downloaded an app to do this and it measured up to 78 decibels on a 1400 spin which is way over the spec for the machine given at 72 (and those 6 decibels are a lot, trust me).
So my advice would be to anyone who is concerned about the noise of their machine:
For reference we had our new machine today (same make and model) and it rarely goes above 65 decibels but with some towels at a 1400 spin it went up to 70/71 decibels but I never saw it hit 72 and certainly nowhere near 78.