Keeping your Samsung DVD player performing like new starts with choosing the right replacement components. Whether your player isn't reading discs, the tray won't open, or the remote...

Keeping your Samsung DVD player performing like new starts with choosing the right replacement components. Whether your player isn't reading discs, the tray won't open, or the remote has stopped responding, we offer genuine OEM Samsung DVD player parts to help you restore smooth playback and dependable performance.

From optical pickups and tray assemblies to remotes and power supplies, find everything you need for quick, confident repairs—all with guaranteed compatibility.

How to Find Your DVD Player's Model Number

Before ordering any DVD player part, it's essential to locate your model number. This ensures you receive components that are perfectly compatible with your device, helping you avoid costly returns or mismatched parts.

Here's where you can find your Samsung DVD player's model number:

• Front or Top Panel: Some Samsung DVD players print the model designation on the top or front of the chassis.

• Back of the Unit: Most models list the model number on a rectangular label near the ports. Look for a combination of letters and numbers (e.g., DVD-E360, DVD-P191, BD-H6500 for Blu-ray combos).

• User Manual / Packaging: If you still have your original box or manual, the model number will be printed there.

Your model number will typically be a combination of letters and numbers. Write it down before shopping—it'll save you time and guarantee a perfect fit.

Common Samsung DVD Player Replacement Parts

Over time, certain DVD player components experience natural wear, especially with frequent use. Replacing worn-out parts keeps your player performing at its best—delivering smooth playback and reliable disc handling.

1. Optical Pickup Lens (Laser Assembly): The laser lens reads discs. Dust, scratches, or mechanical wear can cause disc-read errors, skipping, or an inability to load discs. Replacing this often solves most playback issues.
2. Tray / Loading Mechanism: If your disc tray won't open, closes immediately, or gets stuck mid-motion, the loading assembly may be worn. Replacing the tray mechanism restores smooth disc handling.
3. Remote Controls: Lost or damaged remote? A working remote makes navigation, playback control, and setup far easier.
4. Power Supply Boards: If your unit won't turn on, shuts down randomly, or smells burnt, the power board could be failing. A fresh PSU board helps deliver stable power to the system.
5. Main PCB / Logic Board: The main board handles system logic and digital processing. Symptoms of failure include freezing, no video output, or unresponsive menus.
6. Front Display / Control Panel: If the LED display stops showing status or buttons stop responding, the front panel module may need replacement.
7. Wi-Fi Modules (For Smart DVD/Blu-ray Models): If your DVD player struggles to connect to the internet for streaming apps, replace the wireless module for better connectivity.
8. Spindle Motor: This motor spins the disc. When it wears out, discs may fail to load, spin unevenly, or cause skipping.
9. Drive Belts: Rubber belts can stretch or crack, causing slow or stuck tray movement. Replacing them is a quick and inexpensive fix.

Regular maintenance enhances lifespan and ensures smooth playback—perfect for movie nights, educational media, and archival discs.

Our Best-Selling Samsung DVD Player Parts

• Samsung AK59-00167A – AV Remote Control: Easily operate playback functions, menus, and setup features with original Samsung responsiveness.

• Samsung AK59-00180A – AV Remote Control: A reliable replacement for lost or damaged remotes, ensuring seamless navigation.

• GL31-01011A – Fan-DC: Maintains proper airflow inside the player, helping prevent overheating during extended use.

• Samsung AC97-02624A – Assembly Cylinder: Supports smooth mechanical operation within the disc loading system for reliable disc handling.

• AC34-00005A – Switch Mode: Delivers stable, regulated power to internal components to support steady performance.

• Samsung AK97-01883B – Loader Assembly: Ensures discs are properly loaded, aligned, and ready for accurate reading every time.

• Samsung AC39-42001J – RF Cable Assembly: Provides clean and stable RF signal transmission for high-quality video and audio output.

• AK97-00879A – Anynet Cable: Supports Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) control, allowing connected devices to communicate and operate seamlessly.

• Samsung AK97-00166A – Assembly Pick-Up (Optical Unit): Reads DVDs with precision, restoring dependable playback and reducing disc-read errors.

• AK92-01559A – Main PCB Board Assembly: Handles system logic and signal processing for dependable functionality and smooth operation.

Genuine OEM Samsung Parts vs. Aftermarket

Why Shop at SamsungPartsUSA.com

Choosing genuine parts and a trusted source makes all the difference. Here's why SamsungPartsUSA.com is your best choice for DVD player components:

• 100% Genuine OEM Parts: Every product comes directly from Samsung or authorized suppliers—never imitations.

• Guaranteed Fit: Enter your DVD player's model number to get parts that fit flawlessly. If it doesn't fit, we'll fix it with hassle-free returns.

• Expert Support: Our specialists understand Samsung DVD players inside out—ready to guide you to the right part.

• Fast Shipping: We ship most DVD player parts the same day, minimizing downtime for your home entertainment.

• Warranty Coverage: All OEM Samsung parts include manufacturer warranty protection.

• Easy Model Search: Quickly find compatible components by entering your DVD player's model number—no guesswork needed.
  
  

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How do I know which Samsung DVD player part I need?
Start by identifying the symptoms—such as disc read errors, tray not opening, or no power. Then, locate your model number on the back or bottom of the unit and search using that number to view compatible parts. Our team can also help you confirm the part if you're unsure.

Q. Are Samsung DVD player parts interchangeable between different models?
While some accessories like remotes may work across multiple models, most internal components, such as optical pickups, tray motors, and power boards, are model-specific. Always confirm compatibility using your exact model number before ordering. This ensures proper fit and optimal performance.

Q. My Samsung DVD player won't read discs—what part might need replacing?
Most disc-read issues are caused by a failing optical pickup (laser lens). Over time, dust or wear can prevent the laser from reading discs correctly. Replacing this part usually restores playback, though occasionally the spindle motor or main PCB may also be involved.

Q. Do OEM Samsung DVD player parts come with a warranty?
Yes—genuine Samsung components include manufacturer warranty protection against defects and premature failure. Warranty terms vary by part type and model, but rest assured that OEM parts are backed by reliable coverage. Keep your receipt for future claims.

Q. What are the most commonly replaced Samsung DVD player parts?
Popular replacements include optical pickup lenses, disc tray assemblies, remote controls, power supply boards, and spindle motors. These components tend to wear from frequent use, and replacing them often restores full functionality. We stock all major categories for quick access.

Q. Can aftermarket parts be used in place of genuine Samsung DVD player parts?
While aftermarket parts may function, they're not designed to Samsung's exact specifications. This can lead to compatibility issues, reduced playback quality, and shorter lifespan. OEM parts ensure proper fit, stable performance, and long-term reliability, making them the preferred choice.

Q. Do you carry replacement parts for older or discontinued Samsung DVD players?
Yes—we offer parts for many discontinued models, though availability varies. Use your model number to search compatible components, or contact us for assistance in locating hard-to-find parts. Our team can often source items through our extended supplier network.

Q. How can I diagnose what's causing my Samsung DVD player to malfunction?
Begin by observing symptoms like no power, tray sticking, audio/video distortion, or disc read failure. These clues point toward specific components such as the power board, loading mechanism, or optical pickup. If you need help, our support team can assist with troubleshooting.