Product review (5 stars): Fixed my problem perfectly!
My husband and I just bought a house with a Samsung front-loading washer with SilverCare and VRT (no idea what model number it is), and this drain pump worked perfectly!  I tried to run a cleaning cycle on the washer, but the cycle got stuck when it was time to drain, and the display flashed "nd" - a quick search revealed that "nd" on the display means that the washer is not draining.  I could hear the drain pump making noise, but it clearly wasn't working properly.

Thanks to a couple of youtube videos and the fantastic review on here by RDLMV, I was able to get the old drain pump out.  A couple of additional tips/suggestions - WEAR GLOVES!  I saw that note on RDLMV's review but thought "that can't be necessary, I'll just be careful..." and while I was careful, I did manage to cut my wrist in a couple places.  Also, I didn't have a pump or anything to drain the washer, so I bailed it out as best I could with a gallon size ziploc bag (really the best thing for bailing because it doesn't scratch the inside of the drum and also is flexible enough get most of the water out, unlike a plastic cup).  Then, once I got the back panel off and could access the drain pump, I disconnected the black hose (the one connecting the drum and the drain pump) first, and immediately stuck the end of the black hose in my ziploc bag.  I still ended up with some water on the floor, but managed to catch about 3/4 of a gallon in my ziploc bag.  If you disconnect the gray hose first (the one that goes from the drain pump to the wall) you'll have to catch water coming out of the drain pump, and it's harder to get a bag in there to catch water at that angle.

My existing drain pump was totally messed up - I think the prior owners of the house must have been tossing handfuls of rocks and gravel in their washing machine because the impellers (little propeller-looking pieces on the inside that spin around and push water out) were COMPLETELY worn down.  There was also a lot of sediment in both the hose going into and leading out of the drain pump, and in the drain pump itself.  Replacement of the drain pump was super easy - once you get the hoses disconnected, there are three hex shaped bolts you'll need to remove (I'd recommend a small socket wrench, because there isn't a ton of space to work inside the washer), and then you need to disconnect the power.  You don't need to disconnect the wires or anything - the entire white socket piece with the wires and the little red cover disconnects from the drain pump pretty easily and in one piece.  Reconnecting everything is also easy, and the power supply only fits into the receptacle on the drain pump in one direction, so you don't have to remember whether the blue or black wire was on the right/left. :)