Dishwashers

Dishwasher Turbidity Sensor Replacement Guide

The turbidity sensor detects the cloudiness or dirtiness of the wash water. This information helps the dishwasher determine the necessary wash cycle length and water changes for optimal cleaning.

DD32-00003A Dishwasher Replacement Parts Turbidity Sensor for Samsung DW80R5061US DW80K5050US
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DD32-00003A Dishwasher Replacement Parts Turbidity Sensor for Samsung DW80R5061US DW80K5050US

  • GENUINE: From Genuine OEM Replacement Parts
  • COMPATIBILITY: For Samsung Dishwasher
  • PARTS NO.:DD32-00003A
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What the DD32-00003A does

The turbidity sensor detects the cloudiness or dirtiness of the wash water. This information helps the dishwasher determine the necessary wash cycle length and water changes for optimal cleaning.

Symptoms when this part fails

  • Dishes remain dirty after a cycle
  • Wash cycles are unusually long
  • Dishwasher stops unexpectedly
  • Specific error codes display
  • Water does not drain completely

Compatibility

Fits the Samsung family. Specifically:

  • Any unit originally equipped with OEM part number(s): DD32-00003A.
  • Check the model/rating plate inside your appliance and compare it against the fitment table on the product listing before ordering — this guide does not list specific compatible models because Amazon does not provide verified fitment data through this pipeline.

Tools you'll need

  • Screwdrivers
  • Pliers
  • Towels
  • Gloves

Difficulty: Moderate · Time: 30-60 minutes

How to install the DD32-00003A, step by step

  1. Disconnect power to the dishwasher.
  2. Turn off the water supply valve.
  3. Remove the lower dish rack.
  4. Locate and access the turbidity sensor in the sump area.
  5. Disconnect the wiring harness from the old sensor.
  6. Release and remove the old turbidity sensor.
  7. Install the new turbidity sensor and reattach the wiring.
  8. Reassemble components, restore power and water, then test.

Related troubleshooting

If swapping this part doesn't fix the issue, check these next:

Disclaimer: This guide is for informational and educational purposes only. Always disconnect power before working on appliances. If you're not comfortable with any step, call a qualified appliance technician.
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