Hola! These files were created by a proprietary backup/recovery software, and I very much doubt you can explore them without the original software. Still, you can always try to open them with an archiver like 7-zip (
7-Zip), the .001 .002 naming scheme reminds me of the way rar/zip works. The zip format is used in a lot of applications today but is renamed. For example .epub (ebook format), .docx (latest windows word format), etc.. are all actually zip files. So it's worth a try checking with 7-zip or similar...
From a quick google search, wcl is the format used by WinClon which was rebranded/customized as Samsung Recovery Solution. This type of rebranding usually limits greatly the number of features (kinda like the version of Acronis True Image which is given for free with some Hard Disks). You can probably find Samsung's version on its support site. I did find one on softpedia (
Samsung Recovery Solution Free Download - Softpedia ), but I have no idea if this version allows you to browse the content of your recovery files. Your best bet would be to find the original WinCLon, since I assume if has the full features but it's commercial and you'll have to pay for it.
My advice : don't rely on obscure software for something as crucial as your backup/recovery solution, save your backup on a separate partition or better, an external drive. And keep a copy of the recovery software on a bootable usb key. Here are some free versions you can check :
Backup & Recovery Free Edition - Overview
Macrium Reflect FREE Edition - Information and download
http://www.acronis.com/en-eu/#