@JordanS wrote:
Specifically on the 60 degree cotton cycle, this automatically adjusts the wash time and rinses dependent on the load itself. This information can be found on page 39 of your user manual below.
You may find the AI Wash cycle a better fit, as this detects the load and soil severity, rather than just the load, to ensure the appropriate cycles and rinses are applied to your washing.
https://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/202405/20240514170457910/OID39616_IB_U-PJT_WASHER-AD_S...
I have the very basic entry level WW90T534DAW Samsung series 5 washing machine. Although I cannot be 100% sure I will say that my feature does not have in it a Turbidity sensor anywhere in this model to detect soil severity or how dirty the wash is and adjust wash times / rinses by this sensor - nope all it would do is weigh the clothes in the drum at the start of the wash to affect the amount of water needed and how much detergent to add from the auto-dose dispenser and adjust wash time according to weight of the load in the drum.
no, from what I can see the only Samsung washing machines with this Turbidity sensor for sensing how dirty the clothes are/ adjusting the rinses if there is still too much detergent left in the clothes are the much dear models of Samsung washing machines like the Bespoke range which cost over 800 / 1000 pounds. mine only cost around 500euro's
So unless , and this is a possibility that could have happened, they have a vanilla same firmware for machines with the extra Turbidity sensor as the other ones without to save costs , that mine is more than likely loaded with the firmware for a machine with Turbidity sensor for Ai detecting the soil of the wash at the factory , but that the Turbidity sensor was not fitted at the factory on the wash drum on these budget entry level models. - thats what i think anyway.
