Samsung DV350AER/XAA User Manual

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Samsung Electronics America
February 2011 Volume 5, Issue 2 Home Appliances Newsletter
Samsung Tech Talk
Inside this issue:
Your source for service information
Redo Reduction 1
Samsung: The #1
Brand of French
Door Refrigerators
2
Keep the R-134
Clean and Dry
Replace the Filter
Dryer
3
Testing an Induction
Cooktop
4
Replacing the Wash-
ing Machine Induc-
tion Motor
5
Extending the
Washer Inlet Hose
7
Advance Refrigerator
Troubleshooting
Tools
10
GSPN Updates
11
Improve Your Redo
RatioNOW!
12
Dealer Stock War-
ranty claims
15
Redo Reduction
Wes Sirois
Assistant Manager, Triage Lead
As most business owners will attest, re-
peat service calls, or Redo‟s, continue to
be a major reason for customer dissatis-
faction with the service experience, and
just as important, for lost revenue for the
servicer.
Samsung defines a Redo as a repeat ser-
vice call conducted on an appliance within
90 days of the initial visit. The target for
every service company is to keep Redo‟s
to less than 4.75% of their warranty claim
volume. As an authorized service agent
for Samsung, this is one of your KPI‟s
(Key Performance Indexes). So, if a ser-
vice call was paid as a warranty claim,
Samsung will not pay for a second repair if
it occurs within 30 days, even if it is for a
different complaint. If another service
company is dispatched to perform the sec-
ond call, Samsung will pay that company,
but a Redo is recorded against the initial
servicer. If the second call occurs within
90 days, but over 30 days from the first
visit, a warranty claim may be paid, how-
ever the Redo will still be charged against
the first company‟s KPI. As you can see,
when a repeat service call occurs, every-
one loses.
So what can a service company do to re-
duce the number of Redo‟s and to help
improve their KPIs? Here are some best
practices that have worked for many ser-
vice companies:
1. Make sure that your technicians‟
knowledge is up to date. Properly pre-
pared technicians should be able to
diagnose and repair a unit correctly the
first time. When training is offered, it is
imperative that technicians attend, es-
pecially when new products are intro-
duced. In addition to classroom type
training, Samsung offers technicians a
variety of resources to help them with
their daily job performance. Fast Track
manuals, service bulletins, service
manuals, and training videos can all be
found on GSPN.
2. Samsung products incorporate a wide
variety of electronic components. To
properly diagnose these products,
technicians need to have the proper
tools, such as a good digital volt-
ohmmeter (with needle-type test leads
to properly read resistance or voltage
within small connectors), some form of
temperature tester, and a wiring dia-
gram or Fast Track manual for the unit
they are servicing. When a technician
can correctly determine the needed
component, multiple part orders can be
kept to a minimum and a Redo can be
prevented.
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Samsung Tech Talk

Samsung Electronics America February 2011 Volume 5, Issue 2 Home Appliances Newsletter Samsung Tech Talk Inside this issue: Your source for servic

Page 2 - Redo Reduction

Page 10 Volume 5, Issue 2 Home Appliances Newsletter Samsung Tech Talk Advanced Refrigerator Troubleshooting Tools Jim Swift HA Product Sen

Page 3

Page 11 Volume 5, Issue 2 Home Appliances Newsletter Samsung Tech Talk Advanced Refrigerator Troubleshooting Tools continued Safety Pins Th

Page 4 - Testing An Induction Cooktop

Page 12 Volume 5, Issue 2 Home Appliances Newsletter Samsung Tech Talk Did you know that rejected warranty claims count against your Redo R

Page 5

Page 13 Volume 5, Issue 2 Home Appliances Newsletter Samsung Tech Talk Searching by Samsung Warranty Claim Status You can also search by Wa

Page 6

Page 14 Volume 5, Issue 2 Home Appliances Newsletter Samsung Tech Talk Updating Your Warranty Bill with New Parts If the claim in question

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Page 15 Volume 5, Issue 2 Home Appliances Newsletter Samsung Tech Talk Stock Repair (SR) claims are repairs you perform for dealers. These

Page 8

Page 16 Volume 5, Issue 2 Home Appliances Newsletter Samsung Tech Talk Dealer Stock Repair Warranty Claims continued All Serial Numbers MUS

Page 9

Page 17 Volume 5, Issue 2 Home Appliances Newsletter Samsung Tech Talk Dealer Stock Repair Warranty Claims continued Billing Your Warranty

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Redo Reduction continued Page 2 Volume 5, Issue 2 Home Appliances Newsletter Samsung Tech Talk 3. Once a repair is completed, the technici

Page 11 - GSPN Updates

Keep The R-134a Clean and Dry – Replace The Filter Dryer Paul Pieri, Trainer—RTSC Tony Ippolito, Manager, HA Tech Support Page 3 Volume 5, Issue

Page 12 - Page 12

Page 4 Volume 5, Issue 2 Home Appliances Newsletter Samsung Tech Talk Relying on a customer‟s cookware is not always the best way to test w

Page 13 - Status Description

Replacing the Washing Machine Motor Assembly Tony Perkins Regional Technical Trainer Page 5 Volume 5, Issue 2 Home Appliances Newsletter Sa

Page 14 -  Hold by Samsung

Replacing the Washing Machine Motor Assembly continued Page 6 Volume 5, Issue 2 Home Appliances Newsletter Samsung Tech Talk Below is a lis

Page 15 - Page 15

Extending The Washer Inlet Hose Louis Picchione Assistant Manager—HA Page 7 Volume 5, Issue 2 Home Appliances Newsletter Samsung Tech Talk

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Page 8 Volume 5, Issue 2 Home Appliances Newsletter Samsung Tech Talk Many technicians normally associate refrigeration with making cold ai

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Page 9 Volume 5, Issue 2 Home Appliances Newsletter Samsung Tech Talk sor. The heat that is absorbed by the evaporator during the cooling c

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