Product review (5 stars): Great so far!
My Samsung washing machine from around 2009 (WF210ANW) had been giving me the ND (no drain) error code intermittently, but finally completely stopped draining. It was making a slight buzz when attempting to drain, but no action. After doing some googling, it looked like I might be able to fix it by swapping out the drain pump. I assume this is why you are here.

- Took about an hour in all. I took it apart while waiting for the part to split the work up into two nights. Make sure you've got towels... there will likely be some water coming out as you get to the drain pump.
- Some reviews state that the existing motor cowling did not fit onto the new motor. At least for my model, it fit perfectly. Perhaps the manufacturer of this particular motor has made some changes to accommodate.
- Some reviews stated that they were able to go in from the back just popping off the two screws and access panel. At least on my model, I did have to take the whole front of the machine off. This is less daunting than it seems, everything aligns back together and is fairly straightforward. Just watch some of the youtube videos.
- Make sure you seat the rubber "peg" on the motor housing/assembly firmly into the slot or your motor might vibrate a bit when it fires.

Definitely recommend trying this if you're getting the ND error code, worth the $20 to avoid having to buy a whole new washer!