Samsung

@userLyXqzTeP7I wrote: To fix this issue, clean out the lint tray in the top unit and then tilt the unit forward so that all the water in the catch tray spills out, which clears out the sensor.  Of course if you wait long enough, the water will evaporate from the catch tray and it will reset itself, but if you don't clean out that lint tray you will get into the issue again quickly. THIS!!!  Absolutely solved our problem.  Our little upper washer lint trap was absolutely stuffed full of lint.  Don't forget to check the debris filter down below (behind the little door at the bottom of the unit just under and to the left of the front door) as well.  The first time this happened to us it was because the debris filter was clogged.  Many, MANY thanks... ... View more

So the solution of going into your router and binding your Galaxy S8 to an unused IP address is definitely the answer for the majority of these issues.  However, be aware that there very well may be two places where it appears that you can bind an IP address to your device's MAC address.  For example, on my Netgear router under Network Configuration>LAN Settings>LAN Groups you can add a device to a LAN group and assign it an IP address for its MAC address...there then is an option to save that binding.  However, there's another place under Security>Address Filter>IP/MAC Binding where you can explicitly add a device and assign it an IP address for its MAC address.  This IP/MAC binding page supersedes the LAN Groups page.  So if they don't have the same IP address in both places for the device's MAC address, then you will still have issues with that device fully connecting to the Internet through your router... ... View more