Washer frequently stops and displays "SUD" or appears to have excessive suds without an error code.

Safety First: Unplug the washer if it overflows with suds. Clean up any spills to prevent slipping.

Step-by-step checks:

• Use HE detergent: Ensure you are using high-efficiency (HE) detergent only, and reduce the amount used, especially in soft water areas.
• Run rinse cycles: Run an extra rinse/spin cycle without detergent to clear existing suds.
• Check drain: Verify the drain pump and hose are clear so suds can be removed effectively.

When to replace: No parts typically need replacement unless the pressure sensor or drain system has been damaged by chronic oversudsing. Correct detergent usage usually resolves the issue.